The developers from the GSC Game World studio kept their promise and released the first post-release patch for the post-apocalyptic open-world shooter S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl until the end of this week.
The 13.7 GB update 1.0.1 (Steam version) is already available on PC and is expected on Xbox consoles in the coming hours. According to the developers, the patch fixes more than 650 different bugs and problems.
In particular, GSC has fixed about a hundred different crashes (including the EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION error) and possible memory leaks, 120 bugs (including critical ones) in main and side quests, as well as more than 20 problems with AI.
Other notable changes:
A significant portion of the changes in the new patch are balance adjustments: the developers have reduced the cost of repairing armor and weapons, significantly increased the price of artifacts and rewards for completing most missions (by two to three times).
Other balance changes:
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 was released on November 20 on PC (Steam, GOG, Microsoft Store, EGS), Xbox Series X and S, and Game Pass. In the coming patches, the developers are going to start fixing the A-Life system, but for now modders are doing this.
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