Ubisoft has rolled out a new hotfix for Assassin’s Creed Shadows, removing the recently introduced multi-sell feature from the game. The change comes after player backlash and reported inventory issues tied to the system. This small but targeted update reflects the studio’s quick response to early feedback, especially as more players dive into the title’s post-launch phase.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows hotfix targets inventory problems
Shiftdelete.netThe multi-sell feature was meant to streamline inventory management by allowing players to offload multiple items at once. However, it reportedly led to unintentional item sales and confused players who expected clearer interface options. Following these reports, Ubisoft decided to roll back the change entirely, stating it will revisit the system after further internal review.
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Ubisoft responds quickly to community feedback
While this wasn’t a major update, the removal shows that Ubisoft is keeping a close eye on community responses. The hotfix is already live across platforms and installs automatically. Developers also hinted that more adjustments could arrive in future patches, especially if similar usability concerns continue to arise.
Assassin’s Creed Shadows hotfix 1.02 official patch notes
Removed the newly implemented multi-sell feature from all vendors to address user experience issues. Resolved minor UI inconsistencies in item menus. Improved responsiveness of inventory interactions during vendor transactions.
Players react with mixed opinions
Some welcomed the decision, citing confusing item management since the feature was added. Others felt the removal was too sudden and would have preferred a fix instead. Regardless, Ubisoft’s quick action has reassured fans that the studio plans to support the game actively through its launch period.
More updates are likely in the coming weeks
As the player base grows and more feedback rolls in, Ubisoft is expected to fine-tune other systems as well. The current update may be small, but it signals a willingness to adapt—something fans are likely to appreciate as the game evolves.
