"If Windows 11 24H2 issues persist, I will fully migrate to SteamOS for gaming, as Ubisoft is forced to fix the bugs in Assassin’s Creed games."
Microsoft, it's time for you to get organized...
Recent issues arising from the Windows 11 24H2 update have impacted several PC games, with Ubisoft's Assassin's Creed titles being some of the most affected. The company has been forced to address the compatibility of Assassin's Creed Origins and Valhalla due to negative feedback from fans. However, Assassin's Creed Odyssey has yet to receive a patch, resulting in multiple bugs that make the game nearly unplayable.
Complaints about the 24H2 update are not new; many users have reported constant crashes and errors in various games, including Odyssey, Valhalla, and Origins. While Ubisoft has made fixes for Origins and Valhalla, the lack of a solution for Odyssey has sparked a wave of negative reactions on Steam, where players have tried to draw the developer's attention. Although it may seem that Ubisoft is at fault, it is alleged that the real blame lies with Microsoft's issues.
In addition to the problems with games, many Windows 11 users have experienced random failures, such as audio issues and inactivity on the desktop, further degrading the operating system's experience. If this situation continues, it could harm Microsoft's efforts to encourage more users to migrate to Windows 11.
On the other hand, Valve is expanding SteamOS to multiple handheld gaming PCs, making it more appealing in the current context. It remains unknown whether this Linux-based operating system can be installed on desktop PCs, which would be a welcome surprise. Since it is possible to dual-boot to access games that are not compatible with SteamOS, like Call of Duty: Black Ops 6, gamers are considering the possibility of switching to alternative operating systems that offer better performance and fewer problems more than ever.
There is no information on when the issues with the Windows 11 24H2 update will be resolved, and many players are experiencing frustration while waiting for Microsoft or game developers to implement solutions. Given this scenario, the installation of more optimized operating systems seems to be an increasingly attractive option for users.
