The latest update to Sons of the Forest is now available. Unfortunately, not all the changes were to the liking of players.
The latest patch for Sons of the Forest is now available. As expected, it removed quite a few bugs in the game and introduced some additional content, which undoubtedly made the gameplay more interesting for many people. Some of the changes, although eagerly awaited by a certain group of people, significantly hindered survival on the big island. A sizable number of players began to complain about the various fixes, and to tell the truth, they can hardly be surprised..
The game is in early access, so expect that there are still quite a few shortcomings, and the developers can afford to experiment. The main change that the players complains about, concerns the fact that after opening a container and collecting items from it, those items will not reappear the next time the game is launched.
What is the problem?
"The update made everything else much more difficult and basically introduced a finite amount of ammunition and an infinite number of enemies attacking my base," wrote ModsArePaidShillz
Of course, that's not the only thing the players are complaining about. Reading the comments of some of them on Steam, one can see that many people are demanding better optimization and more content, because in their opinion Sons of the Forest in its current state is a "walking simulator."
For the purpose of this text, I entered the game and noticed that, admittedly, once opened containers remain so after reloading the save game data, but items lying around in bulk continue to respawn. 9mm ammunition can be replenished like this by collecting it lying next to a corpse on one of the beaches on the side of a floating pontoon.

There are more changes, of course, and we list the main ones below.
A list of all changes and fixes in Sons of the Forest can be found here.
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