Pearl Abyss has just released Title Update 1.12.01 for its latest game, Crimson Desert, and shared its full patch notes. So, let’s see what this latest patch brings to the table.
Patch 1.12.01 appears to be a small update. From the looks of it, it fixes some issues that were introduced with Update 1.12.00. So, other than the following fixes, there aren’t any other major changes.
Going into more details, Patch 1.12.01 fixes a problem that could cause outdoor furniture to disappear in certain situations. It also resolves an issue that prevented players from climbing onto moving objects.
In addition, the patch fixes a lighting problem that made glass materials look unnatural.
The team has also fixed a terrain bug that caused part of the path leading to the Sanctum of Faith to float in the air.
Finally, the update resolves an issue where Skunky could disappear after being placed at camp.
Like always, Steam will download this latest update the next time you launch its client. From what I saw, this patch is around 224MB in size. Below, you can also find its full patch notes.
Crimson Desert Patch 1.12.01 Release Notes
- Fixed an issue where furniture placed outdoors disappeared in certain situations.
- Fixed an issue where players could not climb onto moving objects in certain situations.
- Fixed an issue where lighting on glass materials appeared unnatural.
- Fixed an issue where terrain on the path to the Sanctum of Faith was floating in the air.
- Fixed an issue where Skunky would disappear when placed down in camp.
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