Need For Speed Unbound Update 1.08 Patch Notes, Gameplay, and Latest Updates

NFS Unbound has released a new update, Need for Speed Unbound Update 1.08 Patch Notes, that comes with a number of fixes and developments we have listed out all these fixes that come as a part of Need for Speed Unbound Update 1.08 Patch Notes in the article below.

by Hemalatha R

Updated Mar 21, 2023

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Need For Speed Unbound Update 1.08 Patch Notes, Gameplay, and Latest Updates
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Need For Speed Unbound

Electronic Arts and Criterion Games released the latest addition to the Need for Speed series, NFS Unbound, in December 2022. The racing video game is the twenty-fifth installment in the series, with Criterion being the main developer for the first time since Most Wanted in 2012. NFS Unbound boasts a unique art style that merges cel-shading and graffiti art with the more realistic art style seen in other Need for Speed games. The game's map is set in a fictional city, Lakeshore City, which is inspired by Chicago. The game's release on December 2, 2022, was met with positive reviews from critics, who praised the gameplay, art direction, progression, and graphics. However, some reviewers criticized the game for its lack of innovation, story, and bland characters.

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Need For Speed Unbound Update 1.08 Patch Notes

AI Rivals & Cops

  • Fixed a number of issues where traffic cars were spawning in unexpected places
  • Fixed an issue that caused AI rivals’ icons to flicker on screen
  • Fixed an issue where AI rivals were getting busted during events and completing the race early
  • Fixed an issue where cops would remain idle in some areas after busting the player
  • Fixed an issue where Helicopters were not chasing correctly during a pursuit
  • Fixed an issue where the 'Old Town Road' event had B tier, rather than A tier rivals
  • Fixed an issue where Waru's vehicle has a default player "NFS" number plate
  • General fixes and balancing to AI racers
  • Improved cop chat trigger conditions

Balance and Meta Tweaks

  • Limited the ability to downgrade cars to one tier below stock   
  • Resolved an exploit where players could access extra gears using 3rd party hardware
  • Fixed an issue where A$AP Rocky's custom vehicle only allowed 3 engine swaps
  • Fixed an issue where the track reset could give an unfair advantage on 'Rapid Transit'
  • Balanced Aston Martin Vulcan's top-end acceleration in S class
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Challenges

  • Added the ability to pin a challenge directly from a locked item
  • Fixed a number of UI issues relating to challenges
  • Fixed an issue that caused the player to receive only one challenge complete pop-up notification after completing multiple challenges
  • Fixed an issue that caused the return to garage rewards screen to appear twice after completing challenges
  • Fixed an issue where certain Challenges displayed incorrect information
  • Improved challenge unlock criteria feedback to the player

Client & Performance 

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  • Fixed a number of HUD resolution issues on PC related to launching the game in windowed mode and resizing the window
  • Fixed an issue that caused certain menus and HUD elements to display incorrectly in wide aspect ratios
  • Fixed an issue that caused some PC players to freeze whilst launching the game for the first time
  • Fixed an issue that caused the screen VFX to flicker whilst in critical health state
  • Fixed an issue that showed DLSS as available for non-supported GPUs
  • Fixed an issue where Nvidia Reflex reports 0 PC latency
  • Fixed an issue where raindrops could flicker on-screen at high speeds
  • Improved performance for low-spec PCs

Customization

  • Added the ability to select a driving tag on a per-vehicle basis
  • Improved the performance customization flow to show whether performance parts will move the car below a tier
  • Fixed and issue where the player can't equip any character customization after rebooting the game
  • Fixed a number of character poses
  • Fixed a number of decal thumbnails that were displaying incorrectly
  • Fixed a number of issues where owned items were unable to be equipped
  • Fixed an issue that caused the "new" label to appear on Auxiliary items even after revealing them all
  • Fixed an issue that caused the player to not be informed how to unlock palace edition cars when previewing them
  • Fixed an issue that occasionally caused visual issues with equipped sunglasses
  • Fixed an issue where a customisation part was incorrectly labeled on the Lamborghini Aventador LP750-4 Super Veloce Roadster
  • Fixed an issue where a customisation part was incorrectly labeled on the Lamborghini Aventador SVJ Roadster_(2019)
  • Fixed an issue where decals applied incorrectly on the Chevrolet C10 Stepside Pickup (1965)
  • Fixed an issue where decals applied incorrectly on the Honda Civic Type-R (2015)
  • Fixed an issue where decals applied incorrectly on the Honda NSX R (1992)
  • Fixed an issue where decals applied incorrectly on the Land Rover Defender 110 - Supertuner
  • Fixed an issue where decals applied incorrectly on the Nissan GT-R Premium Edition (2017)
  • Fixed an issue where decals applied incorrectly on the Nissan Silvia K's (1998)
  • Fixed an issue where decals applied incorrectly on the Porsche 911 Carrera GTS (2018)
  • Fixed an issue where decals are unable to be placed on the Porsche Cayman GT4 (2015) side window
  • Fixed an issue where decals are unable to be placed on the Porsche Panamera Turbo (2017) front fender
  • Fixed an issue where decals on the Honda NSX R wouldn't apply correctly
  • Fixed an issue where decals weren't removed when previewing or equipping new body kits
  • Fixed an issue where decals would appear corrupt on the rear of the Chevrolet Stepside Pickup
  • Fixed an issue where driving effects didn't display correctly on Turbofan rims
  • Fixed an issue where players were unable to report custom wraps after highlighting the player
  • Fixed an issue where rain didn't appear correctly on some Turbofan rim parts
  • Fixed an issue where some aftermarket wheels were narrower than the stock version
  • Fixed an issue where the glossiness slider didn't work correctly with decals that have gradients
  • Fixed some issues where changes to a vehicles paint were occasionally being reverted
  • Improved several decals that appeared desaturated
  • Resolved an issue where the player receives the "wrap too complicated" message even where there is space to apply decals
  • Resolved some issues where community wraps cannot be edited or equipped
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To get the complete Need For Speed Unbound Update 1.08 Patch Notes click here.

Need For Speed Unbound Gameplay

Need for Speed Unbound is the latest racing game from Criterion Games and Electronic Arts, set in a fictional city called Lakeshore City, which draws inspiration from Chicago. The game features an open-world environment with gameplay that is similar to previous entries in the series, with a focus on street racing. One of the standout features of NFS Unbound is the "heat system," which first appeared in the previous entry in the series, Need for Speed Heat. This system allows players to gain notoriety among the police, making the chases and races more intense and challenging. In addition to the heating system, NFS Unbound also offers various forms of customization for the player's car. This includes installing various body kits, adding splitters, and even completely removing the front or rear bumpers. This level of customization allows players to make their cars truly unique and reflects the personal style of the player.

NFS Unbound has received positive reviews for its gameplay, art direction, progression, and graphics, with critics noting the intense races and high-speed police chases as standout features of the game. The attention to detail in the graphics has also been praised, particularly in the game's depiction of Lakeshore City. However, the game has been criticized for its lack of innovation, story, and bland characters. Despite this, NFS Unbound remains a popular addition to the Need for Speed series, offering players an exciting and customizable racing experience in a vibrant and dynamic open-world environment.



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Need For Speed Unbound Update 1.08 Patch Notes - FAQs

1. What is Need for Speed Unbound?  

Need for Speed Unbound is the 25th installment in the popular racing video game series, developed by Criterion Games and published by Electronic Arts. It is set in a fictional city called Lakeshore City, inspired by Chicago.

2. What is the gameplay like in Need for Speed Unbound?  

The gameplay in Need for Speed Unbound is similar to previous entries in the series, with a focus on street racing. The game features an open-world environment, and the "heat system" from Need for Speed Heat returns, where the player attempts to gain notoriety among the police.

3. What kind of customization options are available in Need for Speed Unbound?  

Need for Speed Unbound offers various forms of customization for the player's car. This includes installing various body kits, adding splitters, and even completely removing the front or rear bumpers. This allows players to make their cars unique and reflects their personal style.

4. What has been praised about Need for Speed Unbound?  

Need for Speed Unbound has received positive reviews for its gameplay, art direction, progression, and graphics. Critics have praised the intense races and high-speed police chases, as well as the attention to detail in the game's depiction of Lakeshore City.

5. What has been criticized about Need for Speed Unbound?  

While Need for Speed Unbound has received positive reviews, it has also been criticized for its lack of innovation, story, and bland characters. However, despite this criticism, the game remains a popular addition to the Need for Speed series.

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