We really enjoyed the new Star Wars game from Ubisoft. In our review, we clearly highlighted its potential and the awesome outlaw adventure it offered, a game worth playing and savoring. Was there room for improvement? There is no doubt about it, as with any game. Fortunately, Ubisoft was well aware of this.
Today, Ubisoft and Massive Entertainment have launched a new update, version 1.2which brings improvements for both consoles and PC. They call him Title Update 2 and this is the latest in an ongoing series of updates that aims to fix small flaws in the game.
Ubisoft has published a long list of patch notes on its websitewhere it is stated: “In this second Title Update, we focused on improving your speeder’s camera and its responsiveness, among other adjustments to ensure that your adventures are even more incredible and rewarding. »
For those installing Update 2, the size varies by platform, ranging from from 3 GB on PS5 to almost 6 GB on PC.
Everything Star Wars Outlaws Patch 2 Fixes
This update mainly focused on the speeder and camera movements, but the most important element is the addition of new fixes to the stealth experience in the game.
Artificial intelligence has been adjusted in terms of detection, number of NPCs, and their positioningpatrol trajectories, as well as camera detections, to provide a smoother and less complex experience for players with difficulties. Stealth missions have been a point of contention since the game’s launchand Ubisoft as well as Massive Entertainment had already released patches on this subject during the first update of the title.
On all platforms, stability and performance have been improvedespecially regarding FPS drops for those using an Intel ARC GPU.
To make Kay more alive, they perfected the animation of her movements and adjusted the AI’s reactions to actions in the environment, whether in exploration or combat mode. Ubisoft also listed the various issues fixed, such as the fact that Kay did not take damage from enemy bursts, or that controller configurations did not save when players moved from one console to another on the same platform.
Overall, this patch brought a significant number of improvements over the first title patch, all of which are listed on the Ubisoft website for players to review.
