Dying Light: The Beast developers improve performance — release update 1.2.4
Work to improve the game’s technical stability is ongoing.
The developers have returned to Dying Light: The Beast and released a minor hotfix (1.2.4) to address several issues.
Notable improvements and changes:
- Multiple crash fixes and overall stability improvements across all platforms.
- Optimized shutdown and map-loading routines to prevent rare fatal errors.
- Enhanced compatibility with Steam and PS5, reducing unexpected crashes and freezes.
- Refined ledge-grab animations in parkour for quicker, more responsive movement.
- Fixes for quests and certain combat encounters.
- Optimized FPS limiter and frame generation for a smoother gameplay experience.
- Resolved several world-geometry issues.
- Addressed various visual artifacts in SSR.
The full hotfix 1.2.4 notes for Dying Light: The Beast are available at this link.
Source: iXBT.games
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