Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Patch Notes Brings More Fixes to PC
Respawn’s latest patch for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has arrived, bringing with it a slew of fixes and improvements to the PC version of the game. However, console players will need to wait a little longer to get their hands on the update.
As stated on EA's website, patch five is already available to download for PC, but the console patch that will bring upgrades to the PS5 and Xbox Series X|S has yet to be given a date.
Regardless, the new patch is set to bring numerous performance and stability improvements to Jedi: Survivor across all platforms, while also addressing a number of rare game breaking bugs that were preventing some players from progressing through the game.
A series of graphical updates are also being implemented in Patch Five that aim to fix instances wherein characters and enemies failed to appear correctly during gameplay and cutscenes.
Several fixes are also only coming to the PC version of the game, which was slated upon release for its substandard performance. Amongst these improvements is a content caching fixes designed to reduce hitching, and improved thread handling upon switching off the ray-tracing option.
Full details on all of the fixes brought in with Respawn’s latest patch can be found below.
To get the best start while playing Jedi: Survivor, check out IGN's guide on the best things to do first, alongside essential tips and tricks, things you should know that the game doesn't tell you, and our full on walkthrough and collectibles guide.
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