Generation Zero update 1.43 has been released by Avalanche Studios, and this is primarily for crash fixes, and syncs the PlayStation version to the other platforms. Read on for what’s new in the Generation Zero new update patch notes for January 17.
Generation Zero Update 1.43 Patch Notes | Generation Zero Jan. 17 Patch Notes:
Lately, we’ve seen an influx of reports of “random crashes” during gameplay. Well, we’ve dedicated one of our amazing programmers, Georgios, to look at the most prevalent ones. This patch is a culmination of his efforts to improve game stability and performance.
This Hotfix contains crash fixes related to:
- Shock ammo used in multiplayer
- HEAT ammo used in multiplayer
- Explosions
- Firebird balloons
- Machine pathfinding
- Vehicles despawning
- Vehicle driving
- Interacting with the inventory very fast
- Too many sounds happening at the same time
- Base assault completions
- Mission completions
- Multiplayer disconnects
- Closing the game
Furthermore, we fixed consistently appearing crashes during normal gameplay on Xbox and PS4.
As a cherry on top of the mound of squashed bugs, we removed a bug where players couldn’t interact with the respawn map if they died while their pause menu was open.
If you were experiencing frequent and “random” crashes in GZ during the last couple of updates, we highly encourage you to check back in now!
Please let us know about any persisting crash issues and if possible, include reproduction steps and / or videos and screenshots if you can. It will help us weed out more crashes in the future.
We are dedicated to making Generation Zero a smooth experience for everyone, no matter what platform you’re playing on.
As for the 60 frames-per-second patch for the PS5, it is in the “pipeline” and more information will be shared “very soon” according to the studio. Once we know more about that, we’ll let our readers know.
Source: Generation Zero