All articles tagged with #known issues
Pokémon Legends Z-A will receive a November update to fix known issues related to Pokémon Boxes and side missions, improving gameplay experience. The update will address problems where Pokémon catch attempts fail if boxes are full before the first Rogue Mega Evolution battle and issues with side missions during time changes. Additionally, a second Ranked Battle season is scheduled for November 6-26.
Microsoft's Windows 11 version 25H2 has been released with known issues affecting DRM-protected content playback and update installation from network shares. While a workaround exists for update installation, there is no current fix for DRM-related playback problems, which Microsoft plans to address in future updates. Users are advised to stay informed for further updates.
Capcom released a small update for Monster Hunter Wilds (version 1.021.020) mainly fixing minor issues like invulnerability window adjustments and UI bugs, following a major update last week. No major content changes are expected until the end of September with Title Update #3, but additional smaller patches are anticipated to address known issues.
Bungie has alerted Destiny 2 players about several known issues ahead of the release of The Final Shape expansion, including problems with progression, audio playback, and placeholder art. Players are advised to avoid joining missions in progress or swapping characters mid-campaign and to disable 3D audio settings to ensure proper game functionality. The expansion launches today after an extended downtime, with ongoing updates and issue reporting available through Bungie's Help Forum.
The latest patch for Helldivers 2 has brought improvements to armor passives but has also revealed a slew of issues with weapons and mechanics, suggesting possible sabotage. Problems include malfunctioning modules, misfiring weapons, and inconsistencies in damage and targeting systems. The developers are working on addressing these issues, but players are advised to adjust their loadouts in the meantime.
The latest Windows 11 update, "Moment 2," is causing a decrease in SSD read speeds, affecting various manufacturers. Microsoft has acknowledged the issue and recommends uninstalling the update or using file copy tools that do not use cache manager. The update also causes a download error, with code 0x80244007 appearing, which can be fixed by installing the "update rollup 2883201."