Street Fighter 6 Update 1.000.024/1.24 Includes Fixes for C. Viper and More

Capcom has released a new update for Street Fighter 6, and this includes some fixes for the C. Viper character. On consoles, this should show up as version 1.000.024/1.24.

Some crash issues have also been fixed for the game. Check out the full Street Fighter 6 patch notes down below.

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C. Viper Fixes in Street Fighter 6 Update 1.000.024/1.24

Bug Fix

Fixed a crash issue that occurred when both Player 1 and 2 performed specific Super Arts at the same time.
Note: This was fixed previously but we’ve confirmed it has happened again so this is an additional fix.

Bug Fix

Fixed a crash issue that occurred when two players are in online training mode and one player using C. Viper would select Character-Specific Settings from the training menu.

Note: While the above crash issue was resolved in the update, we’ve also confirmed that changing C. Viper’s Limit Decoupler setting to ‘Infinite’ under Character-Specific Settings will result in irregular behavior for the character and the Super Art gauge.

In addition, continuing online training mode with this irregular behavior active can increase the chance of a network error occurring. These new issues will be resolved in a future update, but please refrain from using the settings outlined above until that fix has been implemented. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause in the meanwhile.

C. Viper Fixes

• Fixed an issue where a normal Aerial Burning Kick would be performed when using Modern Controls and manual inputs to perform an Overdrive Aerial Burning Kick even though two attack buttons were pressed simultaneously
• Fixed an issue where the Super Art 1 timer would disappear when performing a High Jump Cancel even if C. Viper wasn’t in Burnout.

We will update our readers when the next Street Fighter 6 patch is released. In related news, check out the new update for UFC 5 released earlier this month.

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