Escape from Tarkov Fixes Localization and Grounds Flying Bots on “Epicenter”
EFT’s skies should now be clearer, and the game is expected to crash less frequently.
The Escape from Tarkov developers continue to roll out patches. Their latest update brought fixes to the UI, bot behavior, and several gameplay systems.
Battlestate Games reported that they eliminated the cause of bots appearing to fly on the “Epicenter” map in certain scenarios.
Other adjustments include:
- Resolved known issues that could cause the game client to crash during startup;
- Restored missing localization for the option that switches the reply page in dialogue windows;
- Corrected an inaccurate calculation of how inertial force affects player movement.
- Fixed incorrect APC firing volume on the Streets of Tarkov map in some situations;
- Corrected UI layout issues on the reconnect-to-raid screen;
- Eliminated character-screen overlap that occurred when switching between them rapidly;
Source: iXBT.games

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