Techland rolled out a new Dying Light 2 update today across all platforms, fixing a number of issues including game crashing and other bugs relating to in-game cosmetics.
Dying Light 2 has been out for a while now, but the effort on fixing the game and wiping out the technical issues still continues. Hopefully, the game is not as rough as when it was at launch, and as we go forward, the number of issues that remained unfixed is reducing gradually.
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With the most recent update that went live less than an hour earlier, Techland fixed even more game-crashing issues while balancing the cost of an in-game item and wiping out a bug that used to prevent players from correctly receiving rewards in co-operative mode.
Below, you can check out the official patch notes:
Dying Light 2 Update Patch Notes on March 18
PS4/PS5:
- PK Crossbow reward is correctly given to players in cooperative mode. This fix will prevent new cases from appearing.
- Fixed game crashing when loading save file
- Korek Charm cost updated
- Fixed issues when game was stuck starting new game or loading save file and showing message about missing content.
Xbox:
- PK Crossbow reward is correctly given to players in cooperative mode. This fix will prevent new cases from appearing.
- Fixed game crashing when loading save file
- Korek Charm cost updated
PC:
- Fixed game crashing when loading save file
- Korek Charm cost updated
Techland also promised to fix the issues regarding Grappling Hook in future updates.
Dying Light 2 is now available on PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC. The Nintendo Switch version has been delayed indefinitely and will not be available anytime soon.