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AC: Brotherhood Multiplayer Gets Fixed
Some persistent problems in Ubisoft's Renaissance-era game are about to be patched via the third title update, including some frustrating loading problems.
If you've played much Brotherhood multiplayer, then you've likely found yourself stuck in a load screen for long, interminable waits. The game you've been patiently hoping to begin never starts, and the only choice is to quit back out and start again.
Ubisoft has heard your cries of anguish, and is responding with an upcoming patch that should fix the problem. The patch will be releasing "very soon" according to a post on the Assassin's Creed Brotherhood forums.
Along with that significant fix, several other multiplayer and single player problems are being remedied, including an insidious little issue that prevents PS3 players from receiving trophies after a certain bug takes effect.
Have you played Brotherhood yet? Have you run into any persistent bugs during your playtime?
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