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Tomb Raider: Neuer Patch verbessert DX11-Effekte

Entwicklerteam Crystal Dynamics hat ein weiteres Update für die PC-Version von Tomb Raider veröffentlicht.

Von Christoph Miklos am 27.03.2013 - 04:24 Uhr - Quelle: Steam

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Xbox 360

PlayStation 3

Publisher

Square Enix

Entwickler

Crystal Dynamics

Release

05.03 2013

Genre

Action

Typ

Vollversion

Pegi

16+

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59,90 Euro

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Entwicklerteam Crystal Dynamics hat ein weiteres Update für die PC-Version von Tomb Raider veröffentlicht.
Update 1.0.730.0 Patch-Notes:
• Upgraded the save slots from three to 99 • Introduced “Last Campsite Save”, which automatically saves your progress up to the last campsite you have visited • Added stereoscopic 3D reticle • Fixed issues with the discovery of the Unworthy campsite. • Fixed a problem that occurred when traveling back to the Sacred Hall Basecamp after that story has been completed • Fixed a playthrough stopper in Chasm Bridge • Fixed a playthrough stopper that could occur when loading a saved game created in the Coastal Forest after upgrading the axe but before opening the gate • The active selection in the main menu no longer changes due to the rotation of the menu itself • Fixed Mouse and Aim Sensitivity slider settings getting rounded to coarser values on save • Fixed a crash in multiplayer that could occur while migrating hosts • Added functionality to activate and deactivate DLC multiplayer maps during matchmaking. Maps can also be manually activated and deactivated in the new ‘Match Making’ menu in the ‘Options’ menu. • (DX11) Fixed a few self-shadowing artifacts in the beach • (DX11) Various performance optimizations • (DX11) Improved sunlight shadow quality • (DX11) Lens flares now render correctly in stereoscopic 3D • (DX11) Improved exclusive fullscreen <-> windowed transitions • (DX11) Fixed occasional crash on startup related to stereoscopic detection

Christoph Miklos ist nicht nur der „Papa“ von Game-/Hardwarezoom, sondern seit 1998 Technik- und Spiele-Journalist. In seiner Freizeit liest er DC-Comics (BATMAN!), spielt leidenschaftlich gerne World of Warcraft und schaut gerne Star Trek Serien.

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