Blood sprays properly, DualSense comes to life, and bugs become less frequent: a major patch for the PC version of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered is here
The developers from Naughty Dog and Iron Galaxy are not wasting any time and continue to improve the PC version of The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered. The latest update, numbered, is already available for download and brings with it many important fixes related to various aspects of the game. The developers emphasise that most of the changes were made based on feedback from the players themselves.
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One of the most notable innovations is the restoration of the correct operation of the dynamic blood drop effect, which was previously incorrectly displayed when hitting enemy body parts or using melee attacks. In addition, the update finally enables support for adaptive triggers on the DualSense controller when used via Steam Input. The overall sensitivity and functionality of DualSense when connected via Steam Input has also been improved.
In addition to major changes, the patch contains a number of minor fixes. Among them is the elimination of a visual bug in the Steam interface that caused players who were in No Return mode to appear in the Steam friends list as being in the main game menu. Also, the issue with pixelation of lighting in dark underwater sections, which occurred under certain settings, was resolved.
As a reminder, The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered was released on PC in early April. The game includes all the content that was available in the Remastered version for PS5, including the No Return mode, as well as a number of PC-exclusive features, such as support for ultra-wide monitors.
The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered PC Update 1.3.10430.0406 - full list of changes:
- Restored the display of the dynamic effect of blood drops on body parts when shot or wounded in close combat.
- Fixed a bug where the blood splatter effect on the screen could disappear briefly when the camera moves quickly or dodges when zoom is enabled.
- Fixed an issue with the game crashing for some players when they quickly turned around after completing an interactive action.
- Fixed an issue that could cause PlayStation DualSense controllers to lose sensitivity and functionality over time when using Steam Input.
- Enabled adaptive triggers when using a PlayStation DualSense controller with Steam Input enabled.
- Fixed a bug that caused noise and flickering when the camera was rotated while aiming through the rifle scope with zoom enabled.
- Fixed a bug that caused the Steam status to show "In the main menu" when playing in the "No Return" mode.
- Fixed a bug that caused "ghosting" when using FSR Frame Generation with a display resolution lower than the native one.
- Fixed a visual bug that caused lighting in dark underwater sections to appear pixelated when zoom and motion blur were enabled at the same time.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause some players to fall out of the game world while riding through Seattle.
- Made various visual fixes related to animation and lighting in widescreen cutscenes.
- Various fixes to improve game stability and eliminate crashes.
You can find out more about The Last of Us Part II Remastered in our review at this link.
Source: Steam
