Dying Light 2: Stay Human Patch 1.2 Fixes Some Of The Game's Biggest Bugs
Dying Light 2: Stay Human has just rolled out a brand-new patch, adding a number of player-requested features and fixing many of the game's worst bugs--including lingering issues with «deathloops.» The patch is live now for PC, and will be coming to console soon, according to developer Techland.
The patch includes a number of quality-of-life improvements, including better ragdoll physics, performance upgrades for older PCs, and what Techland describes as «more immersive details in melee combat.» Digging into the patch notes for update 1.2, these details include tweaks that take into account the weight of blunt melee weapons being used, a buff for the Biter, and changes to sharp weapons that allow more gorey slicing, dicing, and general bloodshed.
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In terms of fixes, the patch has cleaned up the remaining known instances of what have been referred to as «deathloops,» where players find themselves dying over and over in certain circumstances. The patch also adds a number of fixes to story quests where progression could potentially be blocked.
Some work has also gone into stability issues with Dying Light 2, with fixes for known crashes and black screen scenarios. The full patch notes, included below, have a number of big fixes and tweaks designed to give players a better experience in Dying Light 2's open world.
Given Techland's pre-launch advertising for Dying Light 2 often focused on the sheer size and scale of the game, it's not surprising so many bugs have
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