Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced PC Fix Is Coming Soon — Ubisoft Finally Addresses the 30 FPS Cutscene Issue

Ubisoft has officially confirmed that a PC patch for Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced is on the way, responding to one of the game's biggest launch complaints. The upcoming update will fix the issue that locks cutscenes to 30 FPS when ray tracing is enabled, allowing cinematics to run smoothly without the abrupt frame rate drop that has frustrated many PC players since release. The company added the fix to its official list of incoming updates but has not yet announced an exact release date.

The problem quickly became one of the most widely discussed technical issues after launch, with players reporting that gameplay could run at high frame rates while every cinematic suddenly dropped to 30 FPS. Ubisoft acknowledged the bug through its official bug tracker and confirmed that the development team is actively working on a solution. Until the patch arrives, some PC users have relied on community-made mods to unlock cutscene frame rates, but an official fix is now on the way.

In addition to the frame rate issue, Ubisoft is investigating several other launch-day problems reported by the community, including stability issues and gameplay bugs. The publisher says multiple fixes are currently in development as it continues to monitor player feedback following the remake's release.

The announcement should come as welcome news for PC players eager to experience Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced without technical distractions. While Ubisoft hasn't provided a specific launch window for the update, the studio has confirmed that the 30 FPS cutscene bug is one of its highest-priority fixes, suggesting players won't have to wait long for a smoother pirate adventure.