Iron Gate has released Update 0.215.1 for its online survival game, Valheim. According to the release notes, Patch 0.215.1 brings a few QoL improvements.
Valheim’s latest PTS update improves the game’s stability, as well as the performance of world saving. This should decrease the chance of saves being corrupted on Microsoft Store. Additionally, the game will now display correctly the player and ship markers on the minimap.
As said, this patch is available for the PTS servers. My guess is that it will go live to everyone in a week or so.
Anyway, Steam and Microsoft Store will download it if you’ve opted in the game’s PTS phase. Below you can also find its changelog.
Valheim Patch 0.215.1 Release Notes
- Improved stability and performance of world saving to decrease chance of saves being corrupted on microsoft store and xbox
- Player & ship markers are now shown correctly above map pins on the minimap
- Lighting effects reduced when using “reduce flashing lights” setting for Eikthyr antlers, all boss spawning, guardian power and boss stone activation
- Network compatibility version is now displayed separately in the console and log file and each non-pc platform has a platform prefix in the version text
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Great game, can’t wait for the final release. Kinda sad when indies keep’s on delivering better and more innovative games than the vast majority of aaa’s studios do. Most tripple a’s seems to be creatively bankrupt pretty much
Pretty much because creativity is a crap-shoot for AAA studios. They’d rather stick to a formula that they know will make money. Slap a new coat of paint on that old house and people buy it up. Only small devs have the desire to take risks.
Because you’re playing against a real human that can out think and play you…playing against the a.i. can get boring and repetitive for most
Valheim is more of a PvE game than anything. You can play it solo if you want but you can also invite and co-op with friends as well.