The Blood of Dawnwalker Hotfix 1.0.3 Out on PC This September 4
Following yesterday’s patch for The Blood of Dawnwalker, Rebel Wolves has released hotfix 1.0.3 on PC. We’ve checked and it’s not live on consoles.
This is a super small hotfix, so expect the file itself to be small too.
For the complete changelog, as well as some of the other issues that still need to be fixed, read on.
The Blood of Dawnwalker’s September 4 Hotfix Implements DualSense Support on PC
The changelog for today includes:
- adding DualSense support on Steam and GOG
Yep, that’s about it. It’s understandable though, as just yesterday, the developers rolled out the following fixes:
Quests
- Coen can talk to Farkas now even after killing all NPCs around him
- Lunka no longer gets lost when leading Coen in the tutorial
- Uriashi blacksmith learned how to craft a certain holy sword
Gameplay
- Adjustments to controller dead zone and input issues while sprinting
In addition to that, some of the issues still affecting players are:
- Flickering lights
- UI font size being too small
- Sprinting/running suddenly stopping when at an angle
- PC cursor issues when playing with a controller
- Screen tearing
- Bug when switching to full screen mode. The menus are uninteractable (including dialogue menus)
- Performance and crashing issues affecting consoles and PC
In related news, the game gives players so much freedom that there are even new dialogue for players who manage to beat the game super early.
If you haven’t tried the game yet, go check out our review where we state, “In The Blood of Dawnwalker, Rebel Wolves gambled on a new IP and didn’t hold back in their ambition. Thankfully, it has paid off in spades, and from the looks of it, this is the start of a new RPG franchise. It might not have the same notoriety as The Witcher series for now, but if Rebel Wolves can produce the sequels with the same level of quality, then The Blood of Dawnwalker might just be the next great RPG series.”
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