Update 2.56 has arrived for Crossout, and here’s the full list of changes and fixes added with this patch.
A new patch has now been released for the PC, PS4 and Xbox One versions of Crossout today. Aside from the usual bug fixes, this new update actually includes a new event. The Witch Hunt runs from today until November 7th.
Some new items and rewards have also been added to the game. There is also a new PvP mode included called “Trick or treat”.
You can check out some of the details of this new patch posted down below.
Crossout Update 2.56 Patch Notes
Maps
- Updated the vegetation on a number of maps. Now large vegetation becomes translucent when approached on the maps:
- “Dead Highway”;
- “Desert valley”;
- “Crater”;
- “Nameless tower”;
- “Broken Arrow”;
- “Lost coast”.
- The vegetation in the “Horsemen of Apocalypse” garage has been updated.
- A number of environment objects’ models have been improved.
- Fixed incorrect location of some environmental objects on the “Old Town” map.
- The physics of a number of environmental objects on the map “Bridge” has been optimized. We continue to investigate the issues related to the FPS drops on some processors and will share new information with you as it becomes available.
- Disabled the physical model for the tree on the “Sinto city” map.
Bumper Spike:
- Durability increased from 55 to 68
- Mass increased from 58 to 72
- PS increased from 28 to 35
Frontal Protection System:
- Durability decreased from 68 to 47
- Mass decreased from 72 to 50
- PS decreased from 35 to 25
Mengu:
- Durability decreased from 108 to 86
- Mass decreased from 175 to 139
- PS decreased from 53 to 42
Tanko:
- Durability increased from 36 to 41
- Mass increased from 88 to 102
- PS increased from 26 to 31
Haidate:
- Durability decreased from 47 to 39
- Mass decreased from 117 to 95
- PS decreased from 35 to 29
Nodowa:
- Durability decreased from 53 to 47
- Mass decreased from 132 to 117
- PS decreased from 40 to 35
Interface
- Implemented the switching between the segments of the blueprints scroll bar with the help of the gamepad’s D-pad.
- Improved the visual appearance of all in-game button icons.
Miscellaneous
- Improved the firing effects for the “Trigger” and “Destructor” laser drills.
- The appearance of all “Trophy Ball 2051” reward variations has been improved.
- Improved the model of the part “Frontend”.
- Improved the model of the automatic weapon “Caucasus”.
- The animation of new shells appearing in the “Porcupine” minelayer has been improved.
- Improved the heating effect of the grenade launcher “Thresher”.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed a bug where a virtual keyboard could reopen after the text had already been entered.
- Fixed a bug where the “Parser” shotgun, when fully charged, lost any scatter when fully charged, combined with the additional bonuses to reduce it.
- Fixed a bug when a key assigned to use a certain weapon, module, or perk might not be saved and reset to default.
- Fixed a bug where the car could not turn if it had only one track.
- Fixed an issue where the “Deconstructor 3” patch was not counted in the progress of the task completion.
- Fixed a bug where the sound could be played twice when exchanging the Engineer badges.
- Fixed a bug with a non-transparent notification screen of the battle completion.
- Fixed a bug with incorrect operation of upgrading the weapons to reduce scatter.
- Improved a number of texts, descriptions and icons.
If you want to check out the full patch notes including the new event, you can head on now to the official website. Crossout is out now for the PC, PS4 and Xbox One platforms.
