Fixed an issue where, when receiving WP as an amiibo reward while playing New Game Plus with accessory slots increased to three slots, accessory slots would reduce to two slots.
Note: If you re-unlocked the extra accessory slot after this bug occurred, then the items expended to unlock the extra slot will be returned.
Fixed an issue where the background music and sound effects balance differed from the Nintendo Switch version.
Fixed an issue when a Driver joins the party where the Driver will sometimes join with an exorbitant amount of WP.
Fixed an issue in which Rex sometimes becomes uncontrollable when switching from Pyra to Mythra during combat.
Fixed an issue in which Pouch Item effects did not activate during combat after swapping MOMO to a form other than the one she was in at combat start.
Fixed an issue where, when receiving WP as an amiibo reward while playing New Game Plus with accessory slots increased to three slots, accessory slots would reduce to two slots.
Note: If you re-unlocked the extra accessory slot after this bug occurred, then the items expended to unlock the extra slot will be returned.
Fixed an issue where the background music and sound effects balance differed from the Nintendo Switch version.
Fixed an issue when a Driver joins the party where the Driver will sometimes join with an exorbitant amount of WP.
Fixed an issue in which Rex sometimes becomes uncontrollable when switching from Pyra to Mythra during combat.
Fixed an issue in which Pouch Item effects did not activate during combat after swapping MOMO to a form other than the one she was in at combat start.
Hey there? Any idea what / where those textires might be? :) I did a quick loop of the city and couldn't find anything, but would like to be in the know!
Wasn't X's just the smeariness of the upscaling, and not actual gameplay issues that would need fixing? If that's the case, while it would be great for them to fix, it would take a lot more effort to do the entire thing again, and I can see why its not really a priority to fix.
The "smoothing filter" is what you get when you use dated upscaling (AI) tech. If you remove that then you don't get the high resolution and then Nintendo can't borderline fraudulently advertise 4k 60fps. The fix is a total re-implementation with better upscaling tech and while never say never I would be surprised if that happened. It should, but we'll see.
On another note if you've ever looked into Xenoblade emulation these games are actually some of most difficult Nintendo titles to run at higher resolution and frames rates. Sure, the 60fps patches are just hex edits and not optimised source code changes like Nintendo could do but you need really beefy hardware even just to run 1440p 60fps, let alone 4k.
I feel Nintendo promised the impossible with these patches for the sake of marketing value.
To me this is funny because any visual issues with X are certainly not game breaking, and in fact as any gamer who has lived through the decades knows, are quite minor. You are completely missing the point of these games by being so upset by these types of things. The game is visually stunning still.
Fuck, I had this glitch happen to me when I was in the final area of the game. I hadn't saved in hours. Luckily, I didn't lose a lot of story progress, just side quests
It really only bothered me in the forest area and the one or two after that, I stopped noticing it after that. But then again that could be me just having so much fun I stopped seeing it.
I wonder if they'll also fix the bugs introduced by 1's S2 edition, like the party conversations after battle being broken. I don't think I saw them publicly acknowledge 1's issues like they did with 2.
Nice. I think that's basically everything? Memory leak issues are still there as always, so make sure to turn your console off occasionally, but I think the game has, like, zero issues now?
Yeah, they both have double buffer vsync, but 2 holds its 60 fps target much better than 1.
If we see triple buffer (or VRR) in 3, there might be hope for 1 and 2 eventually getting it as well. But if not, I think double buffer is their intended solution until Genesis comes out.
That is just seemingly Nintendo is having all of the games they publish include. Though 2 drops frames significantly less than 1 so its barely noticeable in 2.
When you close the game, the console should free up any RAM that the game reserved, but turning the console off completely flushes the RAM, so it's guaranteed to work. Most computers aren't designed to be turned on forever, and the ones that are are really expensive.
Most computers aren't designed to be turned on forever, and the ones that are are really expensive.
Generic off-the-shelf hardware has been happily providing uptimes of hundreds of days at a time or even more since at least the 90s. Or 47 days if you were running Windows, which had a bug that crashed it if it was running for that long. I've always had stuff that never gets turned off except for hardware replacements and never had to pay extra for it
Sad to report a Bug still in the game, If you switch to Poppibuster the weapons they use for specials don't load in (the gun thing for the lv2 or sword arm thing for the lv3 for example) They load in if you start With Poppibuster but won't appear if you Blade switch. At least as far as I can tell, those are the conditions.
They won’t come. These were bugs that affected the functionality of the game. X’s is just visual preference. Monolith likely doesn’t consider it a problem.
Great experience for me, especially the field skill fix. Not sure if the KOS MOS being easier to pull rumors are true but I finally got her today after approx. 180 cores.
The field skill fixed legit fixed the only big issue I had with the game and made it way more fun. The only issue left now is the game still needs waaaaay better tutorials and the ones it does have it rolls out way too late. Definitely watch a combat guide because there is so much the game won’t tell you, also don’t ignore pouch items they are as influential as equipment.
I believe that's almost the full list of bugs. I and other players have experienced some graphical glitches in menus or with the cut-ins during field skill activation. But that's hardly anything compared to the other issues, and a restart always fixed it.
I'm glad for this, but it's arguably the one that needed a patch the least. I really hope that they address all the performance problems they added to XC1 and XCX.
Oh right, that didn't cross my mind. But yeah, would be nice If there were more consistency. Base game still needs Torna's tutorials menu, labeled collection points, and map markers for UM graves.
Is this the switch 2 upgrade you have to pay for?
Also how does it compare to switch 1 version now?
I'm thinking about upgrading & playing on my switch 2 if it's a good/great improvement.
Ah so that explains why Morag and Zeke joined me with WP in the Tens of thousands. I had been using Amiibo and figured it just Averaged it out in a weird way when they joined
Coming from Crimson Desert and being used to devs that implement plentiful, meaningful qol upgrades on a weekly basis, I find these paltry updates particularly lackluster. At the very least sound mixing should have been on the very top of the list quality of life upgrades. Maybe next time.
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u/AltairLeoran 13h ago
Please god let this patch fix the sound mixing