Dying Light 2 Patch (1.04) Adds DLSS Improvements and Other Fixes

With the release of Dying Light 2 Patch 1.04, developer Techland added DLSS improvements and a host of other fixes to enhance performance. The patch was released on March 27th with some significant changes in tow.

The “dying light update 1.38 patch notes” is a game update for Dying Light 2 that was released on July 10th, 2018. The patch adds DLSS improvements and other fixes.

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Techland has released a new patch for Dying Light 2 that includes DLSS improvements as well as other bug fixes. The DLSS implementation is said to have blurring and ghosting issues, which are common in new releases. Although the adjustments are intended to address them, it has been claimed that they continue to exist. Other improvements include the option to rebind mouse buttons, however Techland has said that a solution for more mouse buttons, as well as some of the game-crashing flaws, is still in the works.

Patch v1.04 is now available (Steam)

Good day, Survivors!

On Steam and EGS, Patch 1.04 for PC is now available. The following changes have been made. The last adjustments are being made. Thank you for being so patient!

Notes about the Patch

a number of crashing bugs in the game were fixed
In co-op, AI dead body duplication has been corrected.
enhancements to the DLSS
a bug where players couldn’t sell valuables to the vendor was fixed
On select AMD GPUs, artifacts were sometimes evident.
mouse key binding settings have been corrected (This means you should be able to rebind your mouse buttons; we’re currently working on a separate system for additional mouse buttons)

More adjustments are being considered, one of which is likely to be repairing the game so that it can be played. A quick glance at the patch thread reveals that many PC players are still unable to play the game after the update. Only a small percentage of those who have reported it crashing at startup or not being able to get past the start screen are shown in the images below. There are at least five pages of threads with people reporting these issues that have been posted in the last 18 hours since the patch went live, and they are still growing. Some players have even said that they are no longer able to play the game as a result of the update.

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Techland has always been very responsive to its fans via its Discord channel, and it’s likely that they’re already working on fixing these and other issues.