Far Cry 5 patch for PC improves performance, and more

Far Cry 5 Title Update 4 improves performance, AI problems, and more.

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The very first patch for the PC version of Far Cry 5 is here, something that promises to solve low occurrence crashes and walkthrough breaks, low occurrence save corruption and low repro AI issues.

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Ubisoft also says that the Far Cry 5 Title Update 4 will improve co-op connectivity, map download efficiency, PvP matchmaking and multiple Arcade gameplay problems. PC gamers also receive a specific update where Far Cry 5 players were being incorrectly spawned when the game was minimized during loading.

Far Cry 5 Title Update 4 Release Notes

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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