Fixed co-op parties spawning in distant places.Challenges issues fixed: no weapon when inventory full, difficulty balance improved, tools requirements properly handled.Stability issues fixed: crashes or black screens in certain situations.Solved problems with safe zones (in-game clock stops, can’t sleep).Fixed blocks in multiple quests - Into The Dark, Assassination, Sophie in The Raid Quest, Hubert in The Only Way Out, Veronika, Nightrunners, The Lost Light, Double Time.All known cases with deathloops eliminated.Furthermore, they’ll ragdoll more frequently and more realistically now.Īdditionally, PC patch 1.2 makes changes to the nighttime enemies, UI/UX, and even the final boss fight. Enemies will react differently according to the weight of your attacks - the crossbow will hit them differently than a heavy blunt object, for example. You’ll notice a change when using that crossbow in combat too. The paraglider, grappling hook, and PK crossbow upgrades awarded through co-op will now be given to you properly. Speaking of which, some Nightrunner tools have been fixed. Those are all eliminated according to developer Techland, and the same goes for progression bugs in quests like The Lost Light, Double Time, and Nightrunners. Chief among these are deathloops - not to be confused with the excellent Arkane game - which would cause players to respawn in areas that prevented them from completing quests. Update 1.2 is focused “on technical and gameplay issues,” according to the patch notes. Fortunately, a new patch for the PC version is snuffing out some of these issues. Dying Light 2 Stay Human has a bit of a broken world, and parkour doesn’t really help when it comes to game-busting bugs.

Blur Pc Patch 1.2