Crystal Dynamics has released Patch 2.2.1 for Marvel’s Avengers. According to the release notes, Update 2.2.1 brings some stability improvements and crash fixes for the Discordant Sound Raid. Moreover, it addresses an issue that could cause Iron Man to become invincible when failing to summon the Hulkbuster on uneven ground.

Additionally, this patch allows the correct loading screen cinematic to appear for all players after completing the Forge or Control Room in Discordant Sound. Furthermore, players who previously unlocked Intel Outfits should now have them properly unlocked again.

As always, Steam will download this latest patch the next time you launch its client. Below you can also find its complete changelog. Do note that the Spiderman fixes are only for the Playstation version.

Marvel’s Avengers Patch 2.2.1 Release Notes

Reassemble Campaign & Avengers Initiative

• In Discordant Sound, the giant Klaw no longer fires his one-shot beam up to three times in a row, sometimes without indicators. 
• Stability improvements and crash fixes for the Discordant Sound Raid.
• After completing the Forge or Control Room in Discordant Sound, the correct loading screen cinematic appears for all players when it previously didn’t play for some players.
• When players take the elevator to the Forge in Discordant Sound, they no longer eject or clip through it. 

Combat

• Spider-Man’s Web-Repeater Skill description indicates that it can be used in air now. 
• Unlocking any Webbed Mastery Skill for Spider-Man no longer unlocks an additional Intrinsic Mastery Skill in the same position. 
• Iron Man no longer becomes invincible when failing to summon the Hulkbuster on uneven ground. 

Gear, Challenges & Rewards

• Players who previously unlocked Intel Outfits should now have them properly unlocked again. 
• Kate Bishop now gets a piece of Vibranium Payload gear at low Power Levels in the Corrupted Vibranium Event. 

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