Apex Legends: il nuovo aggiornamento introduce migliorie all'audio, risolve alcuni crash del gioco e molto altro ancora

Respawn Entertainment ha da poco pubblicato una nuova patch per il suo battle royale Apex Legends, volta a intervenire su alcuni aspetti del gioco. Tra le cose più importanti vi segnaliamo la risoluzione di alcuni fastidiosi crash sulla versione PC e miglioramenti generali all'audio.

Come riporta Gamingbolt, di seguito vi riportiamo il patch note completo del nuovo aggiornamento:

Performance

• Improved audio engine to be around 30% more CPU efficient, lessening the chance of distortion or dropouts.
• Lowered impact on data loading through code and content changes to improve potential dropout issues.

Quality of Life

• Lowered the master volume of all sounds during the character select screen through the end of the drop sequence.
• Lowered the volume of Wraith's ambient kunai knife sound for those who are sensitive to the sound. If it is still bothersome we will remove it in a later patch.
• Increased the volume of close proximity enemy footsteps for all Legends.
• Increased the priority of enemy footsteps to ensure the sounds play even in heavy combat situations.
• Slightly lowered the volume of Pathfinder footstep sounds heard from the first person view.
• Fixed missing or quiet dryfire (out of ammo trigger click sound) and low ammo (the progressive change in sound that the gun makes as the magazine approaches empty) sounds for the R301, Hemlok, Flatline, and RE45.
• Increased the volume of the music that plays when winning a match.
• Added more detailed audio to the Training mission.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed occlusion bug for the Havoc's "wind down" sound.
• Fixed issue with automatic weapon fire sounds occasionally getting stuck on, usually after a Legend respawns.
• Fixed bug with RE45 missing tail sounds (the echo in the environment after the shot) when in close proximity.

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