Star Wars: Jedi Survivor - Sixth Patch Fixes Bugs, but Performance Remains a Question

The developers of the action movie Star Wars: Jedi Survivor took more than a month to prepare and release their sixth patch, designed to fix a number of problems in the game. While players were expecting performance improvements, this update focused on fixing various bugs and bugs. Let's take a look at the main changes mentioned in the patch notes:

Fixed crash issues on all platforms.

Headhunters now properly spawn in locations, and an issue with their absence has been fixed.

Former bounty hunter, Cage Wenda, will no longer be invisible due to the removal of the corresponding bug.

The "Find Gorg's Secret" puzzle can now be successfully completed without any problems.

Improvements have been made to collision behavior and blaster handling, which should make gameplay smoother and more reactive.

The photo mode has been improved and some fixes have been made to the wind puzzle on the planet Jedah.

The training dummy will no longer move, it now stays still.

In addition to these changes, other improvements and fixes were made in the patch. However, judging by the feedback from the players, improving the performance of the game remains especially important for them. Many users are still facing issues such as uneven framerate and stuttering.

The Respawn development team has stated that they are already working on the next update for Star Wars: Jedi Survivor.

Star Wars: Jedi Survivor is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series.