The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Update 2.000.010 Fixes Missing Campaign Unlockables
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Yesterday’s content patch for The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered, which coincided with the release of the game on PC, should have been a time to enjoy the game. But for some, the update released for it became a bane, as it caused issues witht the campaign. Naughty Dog seeks to amend that with The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered update 2.000.010 download that’s out on PS5.
This should fix any issues related to missing items in your campaign, though there’s a lot more to it than that.
The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Campaign Unlockables Missing Issue Fixed in Patch 2.000.010
The issue fixed by in this patch is the following:
- Restores campaign unlockables, such as additional weapon holster and skill points, which had previously been lost after continuing progress from a save created prior to Patch 2.0.0.
Naughty Dog adds, “To ensure progress is restored, players should access save files created prior to April 3, 2025 at 10 am PT/1 pm ET to restore lost unlockables. Earned unlockables may still be lost if you continue to play from a save created after April 3, 2025 and before updating to patch 2.0.1.”
Aside from this issue, Naughty Dog is also aware of players losing access to No Return skins previously obtained before the 2.0.0 patch. The studio advises players affected to reach out to their feedback page for help. Based on the studio’s wording, more patches seem to be on the way.
Those on PC, no word yet on when you can expect a patch, but based on the community, there’s a handful of issues plaguing players.
- Audio issues (skipping)
- Crashing at specific instances of the campaign
- Various animation glitches in cutscenes.
Outside of that, the game’s performance on PC seems to be doing fine.
Have you noticed any issues on PC or on the PS5 after the patch (aside from the missing unlockables)? If so, leave a comment and let the other players know.
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