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Bloodborne 1.04 English Patch Notes Available, ShareFactory Theme Coming Soon
Bloodborne's latest patch delivers a number of balance changes, bug fixes, and Chalice Dungeon updates.
Along with the 1.04 patch (which is available now), a set of ShareFactory Bloodborne-themed editing tools will also be available on June 2.
For the full patch notes, you can head here. The changes are numerous and affect very specific gameplay elements like, "Enemy resistance to arcane and bolt attacks have been adjusted," and, "The use of Stamina when wielding Logarius’ Wheel has been reduced." There are also general bug fixes as well as a few changes to the Chalice Dungeons. You can find more details here based on the Japanese patch notes.
For our review of Bloodborne, head here.
[Source: PlayStation Blog]
Our Take
Bloodborne's load times were my own and others' biggest gripe with the game, so after that's been fixed, everything else is just bonus polish. I look forward to finding out more about whatever the planned expansion for the game is.
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