Here's What Dying Light 2's First Patch is Supposed to Improve

The release of Dying Light 2 is fast approaching, in just two days the game will hit the hands of the players. Devs at Techland announced some of the changes that will be included in the so-called day one patch. The list mainly includes fixes of minor and major bugs.

Dying Light 2 - the most important fixes

The patch notes for Dying Light 2's day one patch include a number of things. Here are the most important of them:

1. Dialogues blocking the story progress have been fixed;
2. Fixed issues with temporarily lowering game difficulty;
3. Fixed a bug that caused players to disconnect during a co-op session;
4. Background rendering when switching between menu and loading screens will no longer cause the title to shut down;
5. Fixed an issue with objects and characters collapsing on flat ground;
6. Eliminated occasional lack of response from the game;
7. Fixed streamer mode option;
8. Fixed an issue that occurs when launching the secondary screen.

Of course, this is not all that Techland will fix in the upcoming patch. Keep in mind that some of the problems mentioned above have already been eliminated in the PC version. It is still unknown how much disk space the update will take up.

It is also worth mentioning that the first reviews of Dying Light 2 have already appeared on the Internet. They show that we are dealing with quite a decent title. If you want to find out more about it, you can do it here.

1. Dying Light 2 Review: A Glow in the Dark
2. We've Taken Nights a Bit Too Far - Interview With Dying Light 2's Dev

Dying Light 2

February 4, 2022

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