Nixxes has released Title Update 1.6 for The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered and shared its full patch notes. So, let’s see what this new PC patch brings to the table.

Patch 1.6 fixes a couple of control problems. First, it fixes a bug where typing codes for safes or bank vaults with a mouse and keyboard could skip some numbers. It also fixes a problem with controllers where the bow wouldn’t draw properly based on how hard you pulled the trigger, and it could even fire by accident if you let go of the trigger too slowly.

This new update also fixes some graphics issues. For example, it removes the jagged lines that showed up around bodies in the snow when using Screen Space Shadows. It also fixes a bug where the leaves near the floor tank in the aquarium looked broken when Particle Density was set to medium or higher. Plus, it stops the flickering textures on the ground inside the aquarium from showing up.

And that’s not all. Title Update 1.6 also fixes even more bugs. It now saves your Exclusive Fullscreen and V-SYNC settings when you change them in the game’s display menu. It also fixes a bug with gyro aiming on Steam Deck or other controllers that support motion controls. The update also makes it easier to see how shotgun fire affects enemies and the environment when using very low effects settings. Lastly, it fixes a problem where the rifle scope’s aim box would move to the corner of the screen when using upscaling with High Contrast mode.

Like always, Steam will download this new patch the next time you launch its client. Below, you can also find its complete changelog.

The Last of Us Part 2 Remastered Patch 1.6 Release Notes

• Fixed an issue where entering codes for safes or bank vaults could sometimes skip numbers when using mouse and keyboard controls.
• Resolved a rare progression blocker where some players were unable to shoot because their pistol was invisible during the car chase scene with Ellie and Jesse.
• Fixed a bug that prevented Exclusive Fullscreen and V-SYNC settings from being saved when changed from the in-game Display Settings menu.
• Addressed a bug related to enabling Motion Sensor Function Aiming when using a Steam Deck or supported Steam Input controllers with gyro features.
• Resolved a controller issue that prevented the bow from dynamically drawing based on trigger input and could misfire when slowly releasing the trigger.
• Addressed a bug that caused the DualShock 4 controller speaker to make a subtle noise in situations where haptic feedback would be active when using a DualSense controller.
• Resolved an issue where jagged seams appeared around corpses in snow when Screen Space Shadows were enabled.
• Resolved a bug that caused flickering corrupted textures to appear on the ground inside the aquarium.
• Fixed a bug that corrupted the leaves near the floor tank in the aquarium when Particle Density was set to medium or higher.
• Addressed an issue where using upscaling combined with High Contrast mode offset the rifle scope’s UI to the left corner.
• Fixed a bug where Tommy’s sniper rifle did not display a lens flare during the ‘The Marina’ chapter, making it harder for players to determine his line of sight when the lens flare option was disabled.
• Resolved an issue where Abby’s name did not appear on the chalkboard until Owen finished writing it, when effects density was set to very low.
• Addressed a bug that caused the shotgun’s incendiary shell visual effects to be unclear in showing how they affect enemies and the environment, when Effects Density was set to very low.
• Addressed an animation bug that allowed Abby to run during the ‘Ground Zero’ chapter in Chronological mode, unlike in the original Story.
• Various visual bug fixes related to ultrawide cinematics.
• Stability improvements.
• Performance optimizations.

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