Star Wars Jedi: Survivor PC Patch Out Now, Console Fix Coming Tomorrow
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor launched last week and has dominated video game headlines for both good and bad reasons during its launch weekend. The bad reasons have largely revolved around the newest Star Wars adventure being plagued with issues, particularly on PC. EA has confirmed the latest patch for the PC version of Jedi: Survivor is available now, and the very first console patch will go live on Tuesday.
“We are hard at work on patches that will further improve performance and fix bugs across all platforms,” EA has clarified via its Star Wars Twitter account. Confirmation that more fixes are on the way comes with the sole problem solved on PC today and the long list of issues being addressed on PS5 and Xbox Series X|S tomorrow. The one problem tackled by today's PC update is “performance improvements for non-raytraced rendering”.
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If you tried Jedi: Survivor at launch on PC and couldn't handle the problems, or you've simply been waiting for fixes before giving it a try, and you're confused by today's patch being surprisingly short, don't panic. Since the PC version of the game was in worse shape than the console ones, EA tackled all of the problems listed in tomorrow's console patch over the weekend. That means issues such as crashes when skipping cutscenes and enemies T-posing in photo mode should have already been dealt with on PC.
Even with today's and tomorrow's updates, Jedi: Survivor will still not be the polished final product that Fallen Order would eventually become. Even before the Star Wars sequel launched, EA relayed to potential players that it already had weeks of patches and fixes planned. Clearly readying gamers for the storm that was
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