– Fixed Co-op specific pop-up updates issues – Fixed Mission objectives & updates issues – Fixed various edge case menus and pop-up overlap issues – Fixed edge case replication issues with systems – Fixed various replication issues between host and clients

– Fixed join-in-progress edge case issues – Fixed host migration random & edge case issues

Matchmaking, Connectivity & Replication.

– Fixed missing VO for edge case reaction issues – Fixed various edge case detection issues – Fixed various edge case animation issues – Fixed some random crashes on all game modes The PC version gets two patches though, bringing it right up to version 1.2, making it the obviously superior version for Master racers to lord over console-owning peasants. Though unlike other Ubisoft open world games, Far Cry 4 didn’t really seem to have any major issues with frame rate or characters falling through the ground. There’s a day one patch on the PlayStation 4 version that weighs in at just under 600MB, bringing the version number up to 1.01. I’ve been playing Ubisoft latest open world shooter, and if you like that last one, you’ll love this. Before you groan, they do seem to make the PC version more than your average console port, with things like FOV sliders put in place. the Pc version, however, has a number of patches in place ready for day one deployment.

Unfortunately, like every other game on the entire planet, it’s got a few issues that necessitate a day one patch. Far Cry 4 is out tomorrow, and I’ll tell you this it’s really damned good stuff if you’re a fan of sandboxes.

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