Naughty Dog have released The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Update 1.001 on the PS5, bringing the much anticipated Grounded II documentary. Here’s what’s included in today’s The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered patch notes.
The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Update 1.001 | The Last of Us 2 Update 1.001.000 Patch Notes | TLOU2 Update Feb. 2 Patch Notes
Size: 9.86 GB
Update #2: Patch notes are now live!
New Content
- Grounded II: Making The Last of Us Part II
- Learn directly from the team at Naughty Dog about what it took to bring the acclaimed sequel The Last of Us Part II to life, with a new behind-the-scenes look at development.
- New Bonus skins for Ellie and Abby
Bug Fixes and Improvements
Accessibility
- Multiple screen reader improvements and bug fixes
- Changes made to improve HUD color readability
- Fixed audio cues when zooming in with scope on body regions of characters
- Fixed an issue with supply crates while using High Contrast Display
- [No Return] Fixed an issue where HUD color changes wouldn’t save
- [Lost Levels] Improved navigation assistance
Gameplay
No Return
- “Mixed Bag” trophy now counts damage-over-time kills from molotovs
- Fixed an issue where the Planning Board could inaccurately display active Mods on an encounter
- Fixed an issue where players could quit out during death in a No Return run without penalty
- Fixed an issue where Joel and Tommy could become stun locked by repeated melee attacks
- Fixed an issue in the Arcade Bloater boss level where Infected would not jump down from balcony
- Fixed cases where Gambits would appear that are impossible to complete in certain encounters
- Fixed issues in Garage Bloater boss level where player could become unreachable by Infected
- Fixed an issue where Clicker kills were not counting toward Challenge goals
- Fixed an issue where detailed statistics weren’t displayed after a No Return encounter
- Fixed issues related to the “Stealth Kills Boost Movement” speed modifier
- Dropped bombs from enemies no longer negatively count towards player’s accuracy statistics
- Mirror gameplay modifiers can no longer be enabled in No Return
Other Modes
- [Guitar Free Play] Fixed an issue that prevented one Nylon Guitar string from playing
- [Lost Levels] Multiple bug fixes for commentary bubble counters
General
- Multiple UI tweaks and improvements throughout game, particularly within No Return
- Fixed a crash that could occur when progressing naturally from Santa Barbara to the Epilogue
- Players can now enable the Director Commentary without having to first beat the Story
- Fixed an issue where the main menu’s boat scene may not correctly match the player’s current level of story progression
- Fixed an issue where the incorrect weapon skin would be active while in a workbench
- Fixed an issue which allowed gameplay modifiers to inadvertently affect ‘Making Of’ content
- Fixed an issue where the main menu’s scene may not correctly match the player’s current level of story progression
- Fixed an issue where game could become temporarily locked at 40 FPS in uncommon boot conditions
- Fixed an issue with Model Viewer preview display
- Fixed an issue where Bow Resistance could be locked with Adaptive Triggers enabled
- Fixed multiple issues with PS4 save data imports
- Fixed issue where player may become stuck on a black screen after quitting and reopening game with a completed save file
- [No Return] Fixed a crash that could occur when viewing the final score of a Daily Run
- [No Return] Fixed an issue where players were unable to change weapon skins for certain characters
Localization
- Various minor localization fixes across multiple languages
- Fixed a crash that could occur when text language is set to Japanese, Simplified Chinese, or Traditional Chinese, specifically while navigating through menus
Update #1: There are still no official notes, but in addition to the documentary, there are some new character skins for Ellie and Abby.
Naughty Dog has yet to release the full patch notes for this update, but they did confirm that this update was for Grounded II, a documentary that gives us a look at the making of The Last of Us Part 2. It’s roughly two hours in length. For those who don’t own The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, the documentary is also available for free on YouTube.
We’ll keep an eye out for any additional changes, and will update the story if Naughty Dog releases the full patch notes.
Update: Official patch notes have been added.
Source: Naughty Dog
Did they fix frame drops I’m still spiking every two seconds man especially in no return!
Creo que no, aún sigo viendo unas caídas de cuadros notables.
Worst game ever made
Toi tu n’aimes pas le jeu vidéo. Regarde le documentaire. Grounded 2. Sur youtube
People get different things out of different games. This game is a linear, narrative-driven stealth game that occasionally has you shoot things. This isn’t the game to play if you want to play competitively and beat other people, or wander off and explore on your own and engage with the story if and when you decide to, or get all your friends together and have a fun time together. This game is all about the story and putting you inside of it and making you think about things you may never have thought about before. If you’re not into narrative-driven games, this probably isn’t the game for you and that’s okay. Sorry if you shelled out a lot of money only to discover the game your friends and the Internet were raving about turned out to be a dud for you.
But if it’s the story you were hoping to enjoy but didn’t, you should probably try the Uncharted series. If you’re looking for a story where you’re the hero and save the day then Nathan Drake is the perfect protagonist. That’s not the point in The Last of Us (as a series) and if you played the first game you’ll know that Joel isn’t a hero even if you’re on his side. There’s a darkness to Joel that should worry you, even though the game goes out of its way to explain what he’s feeling and why he’s willing to do anything and kill anyone to get what he wants.
Exploring that darkness is exactly what Part II is about, and the game challenges you to look at what you’re doing from a different perspective. It’s a story about tribalism and how we delude ourselves into thinking we’re the righteous heroes and the other people deserve what they get. We dehumanize the people who aren’t on our side by calling them “wolves” or “scars” because it’s easier to kill them if we don’t see them as real people. But Part II literally flips the narrative on you and has you walk a mile in the shoes of the people you hate to see if you can overcome your bias towards your own tribe and see people for who they really are.
Did you notice the people you kill have names? Did you ever get one of those partial kills on the last enemy where the game stops and makes you kill them up close with your melee weapon? Did you read the collectibles written by people who are scared of what’s happening around them and just trying to do the right thing? Did you notice you were hurting other people the very way you were hurt? Did you notice all the things that were the same about the two protagonists? Did you realize they were two sides of the same coin? One story about getting revenge and the other about redeeming yourself after its done?
I wonder if you didn’t like the game because you had to play as the “bad guys” for so long. I wonder if you were looking forward to finally killing your “enemy” at the end but got angry because you were denied. I wonder how you think about other people in real life. I wonder what you would do in those situations.
Anyway, if you wanted a game where you get to be the hero and go on an adventure and save the day from an unambiguously evil villain, I’m sure you’ll enjoy the Uncharted series. I’m sorry you didn’t like The Last of Us Part II. I thought it was excellent.
Lol I don’t ask for a short essay
Typical part 2 fanboy defence 🤣🤣🤣