Following community feedback, developers have released a series of hotfixes for the PC version of the game. These updates target technical stability and progression blockers that prevented players from completing specific objectives.
Key Improvements and Fixes
The recent patch addresses a wide range of player-reported concerns, focusing on both mechanics and quest flow:
- Quest Progression: Resolved issues in missions including "Door to a better future," "One more time," "Materials," "Mounting," and "Righty-Tighty" where objectives failed to trigger correctly.
- Performance: Fixed a major FPS drop occurring in the player’s house caused by objects falling through the map geometry.
- Physics and Collision: Corrected instances of floating objects, items falling through the ground, and navigation issues with the fence in "A small favor."
- Gameplay Mechanics: Improved saving and autosaving reliability, fixed pawn shop item states, resolved car trunk storage issues, and corrected cases where the game incorrectly flagged actions as theft.
- NPC and UI: Addressed animation and dialogue synchronization for Zbyszek and Janina, and restored missing map labels and quest markers.
Next Development Steps
The development team confirmed that they are continuing to monitor player reports to prepare and test subsequent fixes. The immediate roadmap for upcoming updates includes:
- Ongoing optimization efforts.
- Refinements to physics and object interactions.
- Implementation of control remapping features.
Players should expect further improvements to be deployed as they complete the testing phase. No specific timeline for the next patch has been announced.