Electronic Arts is already promising several patches to fix bugs in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

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Electronic Arts is already promising several patches to fix bugs in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor

The sequel to Jedi: Fallen Order has been praised by media outlets worldwide. The Metacritic average for the game stands at 86% for the PS5 version, 87% for Xbox Series X, and 81% for PC. Indeed, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has many narrative qualities, very generous content, and its gameplay has apparently pleased everyone. However, technical issues have been pointed out by testers.

Currently, the Respawn title is experiencing issues with its performance. Additionally, the visual rendering is not always very clean, with a lot of flickering on the screen and elements of the scenery that appear at the last moment. EA is well aware of these shortcomings and promises the deployment of fixes.

The American publisher has planned “several weeks” of patches for its blockbuster. The first update will be deployed as early as April 28, which is the release day, to fix bugs, optimize performance, and add accessibility options.

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