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Far Cry 5 Update Fixes Co-op, Arcade Issues
Far Cry 5 is about to get a little more stable with its latest update, which fixes a number of issues with stability, co-op, online, and Far Cry Arcade.
The update, which is already available on PC and will consoles on Monday, April 9, makes bug fixes across the board. It Fixes "low occurrence crashes and walkthrough breaks," which should make missions and terrain less buggy, improves the connectivity and voice communication in co-op, and improves PvP matchmaking in the Far Cry Arcade mode. The full list of fixes follows.
Stability & Performance
- Fixed low occurrence crashes and walkthrough breaks
- Additional quality bug fixes
- Fixed low occurrence save corruption
Companion, Enemy, & Animal AI
- Fixed low repro AI issues
Design & Mission Progression
- Fixed issues preventing silver bar purchase
- Fixed minor bugs
Gameplay & UI
- Fixed minor bugs
COOP and Online
- Improved COOP connectivity
- Fixed low occurrence COOP specific walkthrough breaks
- Fixed voice communication issue where players could be permanently muted
- Hurk was blowing up the client player when in a helicopter, fixed that.
Far Cry Arcade
- Improved map download efficiency
- Fixed various Arcade gameplay issues
- Fixed issue where map textures would be extremely low
- Improved PVP matchmaking
- Fixed lobby loadout selection and map selection issues
Map Editor
- Fixed issue with Arcade Editor crashes
PC Patch Only:
- Fixed issues that were causing incorrect spawn if the game was minimized during loading
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