Biomutant developer Experiment 1O1 has promised an upcoming patch will bring “fixes and changes based on community feedback”.
While the group avoided affirming when the fix was coming – “soon” was all the developer would say – it affirmed that the fix would initially be carried out on PC, and afterward, to reassure adaptations of the game, as well.
“We are working on an update for Biomutant, which we hope to get into players’ hands soon,” Experiment 1O1 said in a tweet recently. “Most likely, we will be able to deliver the update to PC platforms first and then to consoles. “The update will include bug fixes and changes based on community feedback.”
A subsequent tweet additionally affirmed the group was chipping away at “the pacing of dialogues, narrator settings, difficulty settings, video settings like depth of field and motion blur, loot and enemy tuning as well as sound and combat”.
That is a considerable amount of the game this update is set to handle! The notice of “narrator settings” is intriguing. Biomutant’s spiritual storyteller is positively beautiful, talkative, remarking on practically all that you do and interpreting all that anybody says. While you can restrain him, you can’t quiet him down totally. Maybe this update will allow you to do precisely that.
There’s some kind of progress to battle arranged, as well, however, we don’t have a clue what. Biomutant’s battle isn’t especially effective, so maybe Experiment 101 designs to make enhancements here.
As referenced, the update is expected out soon. Trial 101 said it anticipates that it should come out on PC before consoles.
