GSC Game World has released its first major patch for the recently launched Stalker 2, aiming to address main quest blockers and crashes that have plagued the game since its release five days ago. The developer acknowledges the mixed reviews and bugs, but assures fans that it will “make every effort to constantly improve” the shooter.
The update is set to be released during the week to come on PC and Xbox, with a focus on fixing memory allocation and rendering failures that cause crashes. Additionally, gameplay and balance adjustments are included, such as fixes for NPCs’ behavior and weapon prices. The team has also tackled visual issues like facial animations and inconsistencies, including soft lock fixes and user interface improvements.
GSC Game World expresses its gratitude to the community for their feedback and suggestions for improvement, indicating that they will continue to make updates to improve the game experience. The developer believes that Stalker 2’s commercial success is proof of a “seismic shift behind so much” in the gaming industry, with players seeking hyper-engaging experiences.
As the first major patch, this update aims to address some of the most pressing issues and provide a better experience for players. With ongoing support from GSC Game World, fans can expect to see continued improvements and fixes in future updates.
Source: https://www.gamesradar.com/games/fps/stalker-2s-first-big-patch-targets-main-quest-blockers-and-crashes-as-gsc-game-world-assures-fans-itll-make-every-effort-to-constantly-improve-the-shooter