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Geez, CI Games really doesn’t quit, do they? So they dropped this patch, 2.0.13, for Lords of the Fallen, aiming to squash some co-op bugs. You know, the kind where your game just decides to throw a tantrum and crash mid-session. Anyway, this patch isn’t just about stability; it’s tackling some nagging issues players have grumbled about.
Remember when Lords of the Fallen had that huge Version 2.0 update back in April? It was a real game-changer, with features like shared progression co-op. Plus, they threw in stuff like a jump button and a Friend’s Pass. Why they didn’t have a jump button before, who knows? But it sure made things awkward until they did.
Fast forward to May 9, and here comes Version 2.0.13. Not a massive overhaul but definitely something to make seasoned players breathe a sigh of relief. They ironed out kinks in co-op play — like, ever have your game crash because some session bug just felt like messing with your save file? Annoying, right? That’s what they fixed, especially in the Crucible.
Oh, and about that Empyrean Key trouble. Turns out, players couldn’t add it to the inventory if a buddy—who already had it—snatched it from a chest. Now, everyone should be able to nab it without any weird inventory shenanigans.
And speaking of NPCs, Mohlu and his buddies were giving players some cold shoulder moments, not showing the “Offer Remembrances” option. This patch cleared that up too, so you can interact with them like you’re supposed to.
Okay, side note — CI Games is really leaning into player feedback, which is refreshing. They’re planning even more updates, riding the wave of this player-friendly approach. Guess we’ll see what comes next as Lords of the Fallen marches toward its anniversary.
And if you’re wondering about the sequel, yep, it’s in the works. Meanwhile, they’re making sure the 2023 edition stays up to snuff for the fans. Isn’t it wild how games just keep evolving after they’re launched? It’s like they’re never really finished. Anyway, that’s it for now. Let’s see what these next updates have in store.
