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#Spellbreak switch update
#Spellbreak switch pro
#Spellbreak switch Pc

Fixed a crash caused by viewing an item in the store while the rollover takes effect.

Fixed instances of shadow popping around the map.

Fixed a crash caused by repeatedly pressing the confirm button on the squad loading screen.

Menu / UI sound effect volume is now properly controlled the associated volume slider.

Cleaned up some low-resolution textures that could sometimes appear.

Fixed issue with Mana Vaults where its pieces would sometimes flicker as the player walked it.

Fixed Mana Vault animations getting out of sync with sound and timer.

Corrected adjective/noun order indicating rarity for latin-based languages on the collection screen.

Fixed a bug that could cause quests to disappear from the main menu when restarting the game.

Added in translations for some previously untranslated text.

Fixed issues where item ping indicators would not draw/update correctly.

Controller vibration settings now correctly apply in game.

If the same Spellbreak account is used to log in to two machines at the same time, the most recent login will cause the early session to abort to prevent data corruption.

Fixed missing hit sound effect when your damage is buffed.

Fixed the infinite loading screen when entering invalid account credentials on login.

Players should no longer get stuck indefinitely on the reconnect screen after internet connectivity had been lost and restored.

Players should be able to interact with things after being interrupted while aiming a rune or sorcery.

Due to this, your muscle memory with different spells may be affected!

Note this also caused “weird” aiming offsets that were reported where it felt like your aim was off.

#Spellbreak switch update

Fixed a netcode issue that resulted in other characters appearing to stutter/jitter or otherwise not to update at full framerate.

Fixed a bug causing players to sometimes be unable to see disrupted player’s orbs.

#Spellbreak switch pro

Switch Pro and third-party controllers no longer send multiple inputs for a single button press.

Addressed an issue where players couldn’t load into a lobby with enough time to properly select their drop portal.

Fixed cases where players would sometimes get stuck with a black screen during a match.When a player accepts a party invitation while already in a match, they’ll get a UI notification and they can choose to immediately join the lobby.Game mode now automatically swaps to squad after completing the tutorial.Enabled some extra anti-cheat mechanisms.This is generally what you want, because deadzones are handled by the OS itself.Default Look Deadzone setting on Switch is now 0%.Aim assist now decreases over distance.Adjusted aim assist values for various console platforms.This was mostly clearly seen with the Lightning Gauntlet on PC. This meant it was possible for players under certain circumstances to make their spells incredibly easy to hit.Fixed an exploit where aim assist could be much stronger than intended under certain combinations of distance to target and input sensitivity.This results in more consistent behavior for all players and eliminates advantages that came from very high framerate.Smoothed out difference in aim assist strength between different framerates.Fixed an issue that caused projectiles to sometimes not register damage even though they hit.Fix edge case where reviving or exiling someone could be canceled in order to get faster spell firing.The Lighting Bolts spell’s recovery animation can now be interrupted by casting a sorcery.:)ĮDIT: Also, I don't know if this makes much of a difference, but I'm playing in Solo mode 90% of the time. THAT fucking garbage with a mouse and keyboard. Just looking for confirmation on whether this is the case, or whether I'm just.

#Spellbreak switch Pc

I love playing PC games, but I'm a trash tier player so, it would make sense that I'm getting my ass whooped by other PC gamers, lmao. That's the only reason I can think of as to why I'm having a harder time fighting/surviving on PC than on my switch. I know that Spellbreak is cross-platform, but does anyone know if during matchmaking it tries to put you with "like" players first? For example, if I'm playing on my Switch is the likelihood that I'm playing against other Switch/console players higher? And if I'm playing PC there are likely more PC players in my game? I tend to play on my Switch a lot more often, but lately I've been logging in on the PC and I'm finding my games on PC to be A LOT harder than my games on the Switch. with friends, or during a work break at my desk, haha. It really just depends on whether I feel like playing on the couch/in bed vs. I play Spellbreak on my Switch and on my PC. I tried to search for my answer, but I'm having a hard time finding it.