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Arc System Launches Marvel Tokon PC Update, and Some Players Are Saying It's Fixing Most of Their Issues

Developer Arc System Works has launched a major Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls update that seems to have fixed many of the PC issues players reported following its launch.

Arc System Launches Marvel Tokon PC Update, and Some Players Are Saying It's Fixing Most of Their Issues

Following its launch on August 6, the PC version of Marvel Tokon: Fighting Souls faced numerous performance issues. Players reported stuttering, low frame rates, and high CPU usage. The situation was so dire that the game even had a chance to fall into the Mostly Negative category on Steam after its first weekend. Arc System Works acknowledged the problems and promised to investigate, but an update was released this morning that appears to have resolved most of the reported issues.

The latest patch includes fixes for sudden performance drops, frame rate drops, and reduced CPU usage. Players have reported positive experiences after installing the update, with one Reddit user stating, "It fixed stuttering for me!" and another saying, "Alll fixxeddd." The patch notes also mention a reduced CPU usage, multiple fixes to reduce overall CPU usage, and improved auto graphics quality settings to better fit individual systems.

However, some players still reported problems, such as forced PSN connection and lack of Linux support. Despite these lingering issues, the update seems to have significantly improved the overall experience for many players. Arc System Works has promised further improvements in the days ahead, encouraging patience and positive reviews from players who find their grievances addressed.

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