My 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Stellar Blade review docks the normally fun and flashy action-RPG for a few janky and disruptive elements that hurt its flow state, so it's nice to see developer Shift Up actively a🃏nd aggressively smoothing some of that stuff out with pretty rapid patches. 

It turns out the day-one update which introduced a shockingly ambitious New Game+ mode aﷺlso takes aim at the fundamental controls, tightening up some slight but noticeable delays and inconsistencies in Eve's movement. 

. "Also, the chromatic aberration and grain noise effects can now be toggled on/off." 

Shift Up has previously said on the record that there is small, intentional delay between the player's 𝔉input and Eve's actions, seemingly to give a sense of heft to the character's movements. But even with that artistic vision in mind, some of Eve's combos and special attacks, especially ones with more complex follow-up inputs, can feel unnaturally delayed or unresponsive. 

It's very slight, nowhere near as bad as the platforming, and the sheer style of the combat system generally overcomes this. St♏ill, it's good to see combat – easily the best part of the game – getting a slight tune-up. I won't꧑ complain about options for chromatic aberration and grain, either – anything that makes it easier to appreciate the game's often-incredible environments is good news. 

Stellar Blade director jokes the action RPG "is the outcome of my creative dictatorship," but "everyone pretends to listen to what I say whilst creating what they want".