Lords of the Fallen Update 1.1.203 Patch Notes: Fixes and Improvements
by Sangamithra
Updated Oct 19, 2023
Lords of the Fallen
On October 13, 2023, the action role-playing game "Lords of the Fallen" was launched, created by Hexworks and published by CI Games. This release follows the 2014 predecessor and is compatible with PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S. Reviews for the game were mixed upon its release.
In "Lords of the Fallen," players assume the role of a Dark Crusader, a legendary warrior on a mission to vanquish the formidable demon God, Adyr, in a mystical and dark world. Brace yourself for an exhilarating adventure.
Lords of the Fallen Update 1.1.203 Patch Notes
Stability
Fixed a crash that could occur when an NPC was talking, under very specific conditions.
Fixed a rare crash that could happen when enemies were targeting players when using some of their abilities.
Fixed a rare crash that could occur when interacting with certain in-game elements.
Fixed a crash that could happen with some Niagara particles that left a trail behind them.
Fixed a crash that could occur when running out of ammo and trying to perform an action that consumes ammo.
Fixed a rare crash related to player spawning in multiplayer by the host when the client is still not fully ready.
Fixed a rare crash that could occur when resurrecting at an anchor.
Fixed a crash when being invaded by a player who happens to lose connection at the right frame.
Moved 2 parameters from local saves to settings save to provide more configurable options to GeForce Experience.
Performance
Adjusted Soulflay texture sizes and materials to make them easier for the GPU to handle VRM-wise.
Reworked some UI elements to free up memory.
Reduced memory allocation for environment interaction to free up approximately 16MBs of memory.
Anchor images are now loaded only when interacting with vestiges.
Fixed several textures used throughout the game to reduce VRAM consumption by approximately 10MBs.
Bosses
Crimson Rector's parasites will no longer trigger heavy reactions on the player.
NPCs
Sparky has received some additional lines of dialogue.
Balancing
Balancing adjustments have been made for NG+ bosses and regions, especially in the almost end-game stages of NG+. We felt we were too enthusiastic and the previous curve was too steep.
Molhu has decided to reduce the price of seeds in his store from 2,500 vigor to 1,200 vigor.
Gameplay
Fixed player behavior during interactions with NPCs and vendor screens, which could lead to weird orientations.
Modified Vestige interactions to allow camera movement while interacting with the vestige.
Collisions
Fixed a small collision bump that could cause AIs to get stuck near Agatha's vestige.
Fixed a missing Umbral navmesh in Pilgrim's Perch East section that would make umbral inhabitants stop pursuing players.
Fixed a small ground issue at Skyrest bridge.
VFX
Umbral nail attack from a secret boss has been optimized for AMD cards.
Adjusted banners FX angle that could sometimes be rotated too much.
Reworked both poison and Umbral mists to look better, addressing issues with pixelization observed on some streams.
Optimized Barrage of Echoes spell.
Steps VFX now disappear when off-screen instead of being frozen but still calculated.
Improved the Lightreaper jump attack particles to make it even more spectacular.
Fixed skinning issues for the sword of a very important person.
Crossbowmen now have more noticeable and persistent arrow trails for increased visibility and directionality.
UI
Modified the maximum length for online session passwords to 8 characters, as players typically use 4-6 character words.
Added additional sounds to the splash screen.
Now, if you equip ammo or a spell that cannot be used, the (X) button is also displayed in the widget.
Fixed a bug where the character name pop-up couldn't be closed with the gamepad when spamming (A) or (B) while opening it.
Reverted the "any button shows (A) to skip" in cinematics, as it wasn't working well on some devices.
3D Photo Mode
Fixed an issue where the camera of a saved 3D scene in 3D Photo Mode could be in the wrong position, adding failsafes to prevent this from happening.
Fixed a bug where the state of doors (opened/closed) and a few other interactables was not being saved in the 3D photo.
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Lords of the Fallen Gameplay
In "Lords of the Fallen," you play the game in a third-person perspective as you engage in combat using both melee weapons and magic, reminiscent of the first installment. The gameplay style draws inspiration from titles like "Souls."
At the beginning of the game, you have the opportunity to create your own character from a selection of nine distinct classes. The game world is significantly larger than its 2014 predecessor, featuring two overlapping realms. Axiom is the realm of the living, while Umbral serves as the realm of the deceased. Despite their coexistence, certain locations can only be accessed by transitioning between these two worlds.
In case of death in Axiom, you are transported to Umbral and must return to Axiom to recover lost possessions. However, dying in Umbral means starting from the last saved point and forfeiting unspent experience points. Save points in each area are scarce, but you can craft your own by utilizing special materials collected from defeated creatures in Umbral.
Lords of the Fallen Trailer
Lords of the Fallen Update 1.1.203 Patch Notes - FAQs
No, it's not a sequel but a new installment in the series.
The game is available on PlayStation 5, Windows, and Xbox Series X/S.
It draws inspiration from games like "Souls" with third-person combat.
There are nine distinct character classes to choose from.
Axiom is the realm of the living, while Umbral is the realm of the deceased.