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Ubisoft Explains Why Assassin's Creed Valhalla's Dawn of Ragnarok DLC Isn't Its Own Game
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Ubisoft released Assassin's Creed Valhalla back in November 2020, and the developer continues to add new content to the already extensive game. With how large the Dawn of Ragnarok expansion is going to be when it releases in March, Ubisoft has explained why it needed to be part of Valhalla rather than a new game.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla's main story unfolds over the course of dozens of hours, but Dawn of Ragnarok is set to add another 35 hours or so to the adventure. The already released
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Ads, Revenue, and API - WowUp and Overwolf Split Over Addon Development
The popular third-party addon manager WowUp will not have access to CurseForge addons, following the denial of their application for API access by Overwolf. In an update on the use of their API, the head of CurseForge explained that WowUp's recent decision to partner with addon hosting competitor Wago.io would make them ineligible from working together. As a result, World of Warcraft addon creators and their methods of distribution are becoming increasingly split by the continuing fight over developer compensation. By changes to their client, they mean ads.
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