Players of Baldur's Gate 3 are experiencing major issues with the game's third act following the latest patch, including performance problems, bugs, and broken interactions. These issues are affecting both PC and PlayStation 5 players, with Xbox users unable to play all three acts. Larian Studios plans to address the Xbox problem at the Game Awards, while players are urging the studio to fix the Act 3 problems soon.
Baldur's Gate 2 has been updated with FidelityFX Super Resolution (FSR) 2.2 support through Patch 4, offering improved visuals for gamers, including those with low-budget systems or handheld devices. While the game previously featured DLSS2 support limited to NVIDIA RTX graphics cards, the addition of FSR 2.2 provides a significant improvement over the previous FSR 1.0 spatial upscaling technology. However, there is no information yet on upcoming support for DLSS3 or FSR3, which may require more advanced hardware architecture.
Fans of Baldur's Gate 3 are eagerly awaiting Patch 4 and have taken to Reddit to share their wishlist for the update. The top requests mainly revolve around quality-of-life improvements to the game's Camp mechanics, such as the ability to adjust equipment without adding companions to the party and a party picker when leaving camp. Bug fixes, particularly related to the add to/sell wares mechanic and issues with the character Gale, are also desired. Overall, players are looking for smaller changes that enhance the gameplay experience rather than major content additions.
The latest patch 4 for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor brings some performance improvements on consoles and PC, but it fails to address traversal stuttering issues on PC. Comparison videos show that frame times continue to be uneven, even on powerful GPUs like the RTX 4080. Despite technical issues, the game is enjoyable and a quality sequel to its predecessor. Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Xbox Series S.
Despite the release of Patch 4 for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor on PC, the game still suffers from traversal and shader compilation stutters. The only way to get a stutter-free experience is by locking the game at 30fps. The game also has Ray Tracing pop-in issues and crashes on Jedha with RT enabled.
The latest patch, Patch 4, for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor is being deployed for consoles and PC this week. The update includes performance fixes, such as raytracing, traversal hitching, and crashes, as well as fixes for unbeatable boss glitches, save state errors, and more. Respawn is also working on future patches to improve CPU and GPU utilization and reduce idle time.
