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Oh boy, so there’s this new update out for Dead by Daylight—9.1.1, they call it—and it’s up for grabs on PC and, you know, all them fancy consoles. Honestly, I think the devs probably had a long night with this one. The update is mostly about squashing bugs from their latest The Walking Dead chapter. But hey, they snuck in some balance tweaks too. Crafty, right?
You know, The Walking Dead chapter first hit the scene on July 29. We got two new survivors—like fresh faces in a zombie apocalypse. Plus, a legendary outfit and this Fog Vial doohickey for survivors. A bunch of cool new toys, basically. But, like with any big update, unexpected hiccups popped up. Yeah, bet the devs at Behaviour Interactive were like, “Time for a fix!” So, here we are with this fresh patch pushing dozens of changes.
Now here’s the juicy part. The update from August 6—bam!—fixes ten big-deal bugs. Imagine killers unable to start chases! I mean, seriously? That’s, like, the whole point! Anyway, they also dealt with some perk and animation glitches and sorted out some sound issues too. Like, who’d have thought the game still played TWD music when it wasn’t supposed to? Not cool for streamers, that’s for sure.
Oh! And about that Fog Vial. They nixed its power a bit, reducing the opacity to—get this—33% from the original 40%. Not just that, they toned down the fog’s audio. It’s a whole vibe shift, if you ask me. They figured it was too OP or something. Sensible, I guess?
Now, history tells us we might get more of these fixes before they drop another major content bomb. Looking at their roadmap, seems like September’s got a new killer and a survivor looming. Then, boom, October brings a Rift event, and November wraps up with a whole licensed chapter. Buckle up for the ride, folks!
Here’s a rundown of fixes, if you’re into that kind of detail:
– Fixed killers not being able to start chases (like, ever? Wild).
– Sorted out this weird chest item charge glitch with Streetwise.
– Oh, that walking bug on stairs—resolved. Bet some players had a good laugh (or a scream) with that one.
The list is long, full of peculiar quirks sorted out. Imagine shadows disappearing in The Nightmare’s world. Spooky stuff, right? They’ve patched it up.
And I guess, for the nitty-gritty fans, they adjusted how the game interacts on different maps, cleaned up some messy audio bugs, and straightened out some character-related issues.
Honestly, this update is a mishmash of much-needed tweaks. It’s like they’ve been repairing a ship out in stormy seas—bit by bit. But, hey, I’m rambling now. So, go grab that update and dive back into the fog!
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There you have it! A little chaotic, mildly tangential, and sprinkled with some charm. Enjoy!
