Dying Light 2: Stay Human will have its day one patch bringing a multitude of fixes to just about every aspect of the game.
Techland’s post-apocalyptic open world is coming soon February 4 on consoles and PCbut several copies of the software are already on the run and the developers wanted to warn players to wait for the day one patch to be able to enjoy the game in the best possible conditions.
According to them, it’s even the one and only way to get the best experience.. According to the patches deployed, we would tend to believe them. Since if the weight of this patch is not known at the moment, part of the patches are and they affect a lot of things.
- Fixed Broadcast story blocking.
- Fixed dialogues that block story progression
- Fixes around co-op.
- Fixed a crash when handling electric parts to Carlos in the Bazaar
- Fixed issues with temporarily lowering difficulty level and improved adaptive difficulty for AIs
- Fixed a crash caused by background rendering during transition between menu and loading screens.
- Increased global memory limit and fixed missing sounds and voiceovers
- Fixed issues with objects and AI sinking into the ground.
- [PC] DLSS enabled. Improved DLSS default sharpness.
- Fixed AI sometimes freezing or becoming immortal
- Fixed the gamepad not being detected by the game until any movement or action is performed using a keyboard or mouse.
- Added protection against potential crashes.
- Updates for the intro.
- Added missing game actions fixing the lack of responsiveness of the game.
- Fixed streamer mode option not working properly.
- Fixed crash when opening secondary screen.
- Fixed disconnecting co-op sessions after a certain amount of time.
This is the outline of everything that has been modified before the release of the software and others will certainly be deployed later.
As a reminder, Dying Light 2: Stay Human will be available on PS5, Xbox Series, PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
