Immortals: Fenyx Rising brings a cartoony take to Ubisoft's open-world formula, taking some liberal inspiration from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. While the game was fairly well-received by both fans and critics, it still came with plenty of those trademark Ubisoft open-world problems. Still, Immortals was one of 2020's biggest surprises, sliding in at the very tail-end of the year.
Ubisoft recently released patch 1.1.1 for Immortals, bring a whole host of fixes and updates. Keep in mind this patch is also called 1.11, and on PS5 is known as 2.001. There are some sizable changes brought in this patch, and Ubisoft seems to be doing a good job of addressing problems.
As said previously, the main highlight of patch 1.1.1 is the addition of loadouts in the main menu. Up to three different loadouts can be created in the inventory menu and swapped between at any time. This will significantly cut down on the time it takes for players looking to try out different gear sets or switch things up on the fly. The other big addition is that Nightmare difficulty will now be available at any time, where previously players had to beat the game once to unlock it. There are, of course, stability improvements, but Ubisoft detailed several smaller changes as well.
On the gameplay front, the patch brings two changes. The first fixes an issue that would make attacks unresponsive when players open the menu while using Apollo's Arrow. The second fixes an issue that stopped players from moving when they summon their mount in combat. In terms of visuals and interface the patch fixes a problem that made it impossible to equip wings and helmets, and an FX issue with the "Wings of the Underworld" was fixed. Finally, there were a host of changes made to quests and activities, as well as specific consoles. You can find those details down below.
Immortals: Fenyx Rising brings a cartoony take to Ubisoft's open-world formula, taking some liberal inspiration from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. While the game was fairly well-received by both fans and critics, it still came with plenty of those trademark Ubisoft open-world problems. Still, Immortals was one of 2020's biggest surprises, sliding in at the very tail-end of the year.
Ubisoft recently released patch 1.1.1 for Immortals, bring a whole host of fixes and updates. Keep in mind this patch is also called 1.11, and on PS5 is known as 2.001. There are some sizable changes brought in this patch, and Ubisoft seems to be doing a good job of addressing problems.
As said previously, the main highlight of patch 1.1.1 is the addition of loadouts in the main menu. Up to three different loadouts can be created in the inventory menu and swapped between at any time. This will significantly cut down on the time it takes for players looking to try out different gear sets or switch things up on the fly. The other big addition is that Nightmare difficulty will now be available at any time, where previously players had to beat the game once to unlock it. There are, of course, stability improvements, but Ubisoft detailed several smaller changes as well.
On the gameplay front, the patch brings two changes. The first fixes an issue that would make attacks unresponsive when players open the menu while using Apollo's Arrow. The second fixes an issue that stopped players from moving when they summon their mount in combat. In terms of visuals and interface the patch fixes a problem that made it impossible to equip wings and helmets, and an FX issue with the "Wings of the Underworld" was fixed. Finally, there were a host of changes made to quests and activities, as well as specific consoles. You can find those details down below.
More info about game here https://screenrant.com/immortal-fenyx-rising-patch-111-changes-fixes/
Minimum requirements
Operating System Windows 7 (64-bit versions).
Processor AMD FX 6300 @ 3.5 Ghz or Intel Core i5-2400 @ 3.1 Ghz.
RAM 8GB (Dual-channel setup).
Video card AMD R9 280x (3 GB) or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 660 (2 GB).
Hard Drive 28GB available storage.
Sound Card DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card with latest drivers.
Recommended requirements
Operating System Windows 10 (64-bit versions).
Processor AMD FX 8350 @ 4.0 Ghz or Intel Core i7-3770 @ 3.4 Ghz.
RAM 8GB (Dual-channel setup).
Video card AMD R9 290 (4 GB) or NVIDIA GeForce GTX 970 (4GB).
Hard Drive 28GB available storage.
Sound Card DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card with latest drivers.