Star Wars Zero Company gets much-needed first patch so you won't miss shots with a 100% chance to hit any more
It should be less prone to crashing too.
Star Wars Zero Company, a game that requires players to never miss a shot in its iron man beskar mode, saw a major improvement with its first post-launch patch. The issue preventing players from fully embracing the mode was its crash-prone nature and the frustration of losing progress. The 1.1 patch addressed these concerns by "Fixed various crash issues," "Fixed an issue where Beskar saves were temporarily deleted," and "Fixed a crash issue for Beskar mode."
Moreover, a vexing bug where players would miss 100% chance shots was resolved. While overwatch functionality still needs attention, the patch brings the game closer to its intended experience. The studio behind Zero Company, Bit Reactor, faced a challenging launch due to staff furloughs, leading to a delayed patch rollout.
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