The Outlast Trials Hotfix 1.68 | 1.000.066 Released on November 10
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Red Barrels has released The Outlast Trials update 1.68 | 1.000.066, and this is a new hotfix available on consoles and PC on November 10.
Players can expect gameplay-related fixes, which stemmed from the Geister event patch from three weeks ago. Honestly speaking, I’m surprised we just received a new hotfix weeks after it was rolled out.
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The Outlast Trials Hotfix on November 10 Brings Gameplay Improvements
Here are the fixes for today per the developers:
- Fixed BREAKING POINT: Syringes and Respawn Pills won’t spawn, but accumulated syringes and pills are still consumable.
- Removed “NO REVIVES” from Escalation pool.
- Fixed issue with Favorites sorting and previews.
- Barricade can now be placed at the bottom of closed staircases.
- Reworked some Poster art and assets across Trials.
- Gamepad input now correctly closes problematic popups (Invasion rank up for example).
- Fixed issue with the Biter hitting players out of the map.
- Fixed various crashes as reported by players.
Will we see more hotfixes? Given this update didn’t come out until three weeks later, the game might be in a good state right now.
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