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Full They Die Tomorrow update
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What changed
- Gameplay
- Fixes
- Server
- UI and audio
- Balance
This patch seeks to resolve some bugs and make some gameplay adjustments from user feedback. There will be more patches coming soon that will resolve other reported bugs.
The changes included with this patch are listed below.
Multiplayer Bugs
Potential fix for multiplayer members loading into the void instead of the map exterior
Fixed an issue with player models not being visible in multiplayer
Fixed an issue with player models being visible for dead players in multiplayer
Fixed an issue where dead players would get stuck inside rooms
Added a warning to the title screen if the player is not logged into Steam currently
Added hint to Multiplayer page about potential solution for Steam's region-based matchmaking
Gameplay Bugs
Fixed issues with the killer clipping through furniture at loop spots in Travelers Bend
Fixed issues with match sounds continuing to play after the match is over
Updated group lobby code font to more clearly distinguish characters in codes
Gameplay Adjustments
Increased memento analysis duration from 30s to 60s to better balance its use in comparison to evidence gathering
Reduced the base delay between scanning mementos from 12s to 5s. Incremental delay per memento scanned is unchanged.
Updated Getting Started text in Journal to reflect changes to memento gathering
Adjusted placement or added the following to make looping on Cedar Grove more interactive:
Adjusted location of car in garage to eliminate car looping spot
Adjusted locations of couches in living room to reduce safety of looping spot
Adjusted location of table in dining room, and slightly reduced size of table
Slight adjustments to Travelers Bend upstairs loop spots to fix killer pathing for those
Increased delay for doors closing at Resolution so players are less likely to be pushed outside
Source
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