Alan Wake 2 gets a patch full of bug fixes, and a "significantly friendlier error message," as console and PC players report technical issues
The patch pr🃏omises PC players a "significantly friendlier e𓄧rror message," which I guess is good news

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Alan Wake 2 launched last week to largely stellar reviews (with our own 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Alan Wake 2 review giving it top marks) as well as a not-insignifica♕nt number of reports from players experiencing technical issues on both PC and console. Today, we have fresh patch notes from Remedy Ent🌃ertainment promising bug fixes as well as visual and UI improvements on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
You can read the full patch notes but, fair warning, they aren't very detailed or specific. Across all platforms are "bugfixes" with no ment♏ion of any particular glitches that are being fixed. There is one detailed note on Xbox Series X/S that says "an issue where players could get stuck in interacts and not exit" will be fixed, but other than that, folks encountering certain technical issues will just have to play and hope it's been sorted out.
Also included in the Xbox version of the patch are fixes for "multiple visual issues" and "multiple UI-related issues." Meanwhile, PS5 and PC players can expect "localization fixes" and, amusingly, the PC update wil♚l introduce a "significantly friendlier error message when third-party software stops the game from starting."
At the time of writing, one of only two pinned threads on the Alan Wake subreddit is a discussion around the game's myriad🍸 bugs and assorted technical issues. Some of the most commonly reported issues include audio and visual problems, soft locks at various points in the story, stuttering and FPS drops, and gameplay glitches. A senior community manager at Remedy going by Vida to submit bug reports and assured the studio is "worki🐲ng on fixing bugs as we speak."
There's a lot going on in Remedy's latest, so arm yourself with these 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Alan Wake 2 tips before diving in.
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