[Software]Star Wars Outlaws is now better than a few days ago, why?

[Dean Ambrose™]

Star Wars Outlaws is one of those games that we all had on our calendars to get our hands on as soon as possible, but there is a certain aroma of disenchantment in the air that has led many players to take it easy on trying it out. At the end of the day it is a sandbox, you have to put many hours into it so, surely, among so much post-summer novelty there is not enough time. Although some initial failures have also contributed their grain of sand to that general feeling.

Be that as it may, Ubisoft knows that it has enormous room for maneuver with its creature and that the road is long to add new followers to the Rebel cause. So in the last few hours it has taken the first step of improving the gaming experience with some innovations and corrections that the community was crying out for. And all of this has been reflected in the patch that you already have available on PC, Xbox and PlayStation, 1.1.2.

What does Star Wars Outlaws improve from today?
Well, as a good patch that is published just a couple of weeks after its premiere, Star Wars Outlaws has seen some major errors that had hampered, above all, the performance of the game on practically all platforms. Now it is true that, at least on PC, which is where we have tested it, we achieved better performance with the same configuration with which we started the game at the beginning of September (if it is very old, don't even try it).

This, as we tell you, is something normal within the patches of the first days, but some extra things that this update 1.1.2 has managed to add are not so normal. This is the case of some stealth missions, which have been improved in their game mechanics, now preventing us from being discovered as easily as the enemies did until now. It became frustrating for gamers to see how the enemies had eyes and ears of a sensitivity almost bordering on those of Marvel's X-Men, making it impossible to escape from them.
So for that part, Star Wars Outlaws is not that it is easier to get through, but it does not condemn small errors or situations so quickly that in other games would not end with our protagonist running to escape and trying to return later to complete the task. aim.

Other Star Wars Outlaws improvements
In addition to the above, this patch 1.1.2 is also concerned with allowing us cross-progression between platforms, something that has been common in big Ubisoft games for some years and that allows us, if you buy more than one version of the same game or If you enjoy the Ubisof+ subscription for PC and Xbox (or PlayStation), take your game from your console to your computer or Steam Deck so you don't miss the opportunity to continue fighting the Empire on the bus.

As always, the download will be automatic on all platforms, although if you want to verify that you have it installed, check the active build on your console or PC.

 

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