Crytek has released a new update for Crysis 3. This new patch will update your game’s version to 1.3 and comes with AMD feature updates for Eyefinity, DBT and HD3D support, anti-cheat improvements, as well as various improvements regarding the SLI performance issues. This patch will be auto-downloaded from Origin, and you can view its complete changelog below.
Crysis 3 PC Update 1.3 Changelog:
Multiplatform
-Reduction in bandwidth usage
-Fixed issue where other player’s weapons may not be visible when joining the game
-The “Scout” perk now saves progress correctly
-Fix for rip & throw items occasionally entering a state where players cannot interact with them
-Fix for Relay not capturing correct if the carrier is within the cap zone when the friendly relay is returned
-End of round audio now works correctly
-Fix for nanovisor becoming locked in some cases
-Fixed crashes/freezes of the game after the boss fight (some save games still might not be functioning 100% so a restart of the last level might be required)
-Fixed issue with boss not being triggered correctly and thus not appearing at all (some save games still might not be functioning 100% so a restart of the last level might be required)
-Fixed extended magazine attachment of the SCAR to not lose 10 clips anymore after each death of the player
-Fixed secret email not unlocking properly after collecting all Intel in the levels
-Fix for after match award dogtags failing to unlockPC Exclusive
-Option to turn off squad & clan support when balancing
-Anti cheat improvements
-Ability to customize ADS sensitivity through console commands
-Fixes for weapon customization when bound to a non-default key
-Fix for vsync not applying on first boot of the game (even if on in menus)
-Fix drawnear fov being reset every player spawn
-AMD feature updates for Eyefinity, DBT and HD3D support
-Improvements made regarding the SLI performance issues
-Additional Fix for Limit number of muted DX debug runtime error to bare minimum to help tracking issues early
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