A major update has been released for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, one of the most popular productions of the year, signed by Respawn Entertainment.
A new update has been released for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, developed by Respawn Entertainment and signed by Electronic Arts. This 7th major patch of the game fixes many bugs and also has some improvements on the performance side. The details about the new update are as follows;
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor’s 7th Major Patch Released
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The patch, which solves many small and large issues on all platforms, provides performance improvements in particular. PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S have major improvements in Quality and Performance modes; Especially in Performance mode, a constant 60 FPS is provided. On the PC, NVIDIA DLSS support is coming.
All patch notes are listed as follows:
– Performance mode has been completely redesigned to significantly improve the player experience.
– Provided a number of GPU and CPU optimizations as well as disabling “Ray Tracing”.
– Provided a better player experience in Performance mode, including a constant 60 FPS.
– Optimizations have been made in Quality mode to help reduce FPS fluctuations and offer other visual improvements.
– Added “Variable Refresh Rate” support for PS5.
– Additional performance and optimization improvements for PC, including DLSS support.
– Improved save system to help prevent game save corruption.
– Fixed issues where players could not regain experience points after dying under certain conditions.
– Fixed various game crash issues.
– Various bug fixes and improvements across all platforms, including fabric, lighting and UI fixes.
Note: Cinematics in console versions of Star Wars Jedi: Survivor are locked at 30 FPS.