Star Citizen version 3.22.1 has been released with various bug fixes and updates, including balance changes to grav-life vehicles and combat strategy adjustments. The patch aims to improve gameplay by addressing issues such as missing elevators, faulty AI spawns, and audio volume problems, enhancing the overall gaming experience for players.
Star Citizen version 3.22.1 has been released, bringing various bug fixes and updates. One significant change is the balance update to grav-life vehicles, focusing on performance changes for all GRL vehicles. The core update involves a major shift in combat strategy by removing Distortion damage from all items except power plants and dashboards. Shields now have a 75 to 95% resistance against Distortion weapons, requiring players to first take down shields before being effective with Distortion weapons. This change aims to promote more strategic combat gameplay rather than relying solely on Distortion weapons.
Mining updates include changes to item descriptions and HUD references, as well as adding a mild push impulse force on catastrophic shatter and MBL for mining activities. The bug fixes in this patch address several issues that have been frustrating players, such as the missing UGF elevators, Clasher elevator in prison exits, and civilian spawns for Mercury Starner AI in HRT bounty hunting missions. Other fixes include issues with treatment text, target attackers, hostile AR dropping weapons, and server hitching caused by emitting flares and decoys from large ships. These fixes aim to improve the overall gameplay experience and eliminate common annoyances.
Players will also benefit from fixes related to Distortion damage causing severe performance decreases, missing blades in personal storage, engine sound effects playing at full volume, and proximity sensor doors on the Drake Corsair. The patch addresses issues with fog in the Reclaimer when traveling to M L1, loud ambient machinery audio volume in the Starlifter, and activation of the rock mining laser. Refiner costs being stuck, player tra Miss failures on cargo containers, landing ships on transit platforms at the Levile business district center, and missing collisions on small windmill towers around the D element have also been fixed.
Overall, the 3.22.1 patch for Star Citizen brings a range of improvements and fixes that aim to enhance the gameplay experience for players. By addressing common bugs and issues, such as missing elevators, faulty AI spawns, and audio volume problems, the patch seeks to create a smoother and more enjoyable gaming environment. Players are encouraged to provide feedback on their experiences with the new patch, sharing whether the updates have positively impacted their gameplay and overall satisfaction with Star Citizen version 3.22.1.