A new patch for Stalker 2 has arrived, addressing the game’s main mission, side quests, and input lag issues. The update weighs in at approximately 20GB and aims to improve the overall experience for players.
The patch focuses on fixing progress-blocking bugs, including crashes and memory leaks. It also disables mouse smoothing and acceleration to reduce input lag for PC players. Other fixes include addressing issues with NPC behavior, monster despawning, and player character glitches.
While the game is still plagued by bugs, this latest update brings a welcome respite to players. The developers have acknowledged that Stalker 2 is a buggy game, but it’s clear they’re working diligently to resolve these issues.
The patch notes reveal numerous fixes, including adjustments to controls, main and side mission objectives, and balance changes. AI-related issues, such as NPCs blocking doorways and monster bodies acting strangely when shot, have also been addressed.
As the game continues to evolve, players can expect further improvements and bug fixes. For now, this update provides a step towards a more polished experience.
Source: https://www.pcgamer.com/games/fps/another-big-stalker-2-patch-just-arrived-to-fix-the-main-mission-side-quests-and-input-lag