Incroyable, The Last of Us Part I est de retour en validé Steam Deck !

Serait-ce le bout du tunnel pour Naughty Dog et le portage de The Last of Us Part I sur PC ? Avec le dernier patch v1.1.0 présenté hier soir, le jeu récupère enfin son petit badge Validé Steam Deck grâce à de nombreuses corrections. Bien entendu, les autres machines ne sont pas laissées de côté et tout le monde est invité à appliquer le correctif afin de profiter d'une meilleure expérience. Ce qui n'est pas vraiment compliqué si jamais on est resté sur le jeu à sa sortie...

Sorti le 28 mars dernier, le jeu en est ainsi à son onzième patch ; signe que les développeurs ne jettent pas l'éponge, contrairement à d'autres.

Un gros changelog

Point de liste en français, alors voici le détail en anglais :

• - Optimizations to improve global CPU and GPU performance throughout the game
• - Overall improvements to texture and environment loading
• - Improved shader compilations times
• - Fixed a crash that could occur after changing custom controller settings
• - Fixed a crash that could occur in Photo Mode when saving images in 4K
• - Fixed a crash that could occur when playing on Ultra graphics preset with DLSS enabled
• - Fixed a crash that could occur when using a mouse with a high DPI
• - Fixed a crash that could occur when entering Options > Graphics
• - Fixed multiple crashes affecting players with Intel GPUs
• - Fixed an issue where players could lose the ability to aim or shoot immediately after exiting menus
• - Fixed an issue where the Flashlight tutorial would not leave the screen if ignored
• - Fixed an issue where exiting Photo Mode could cause the player to throw an equipped item
• - Fixed issues where players could see outside the game world in some locations
• - Addressed issues where screen tearing could still occur with V-Sync enabled
• - Fixed an audio issue that could occur when using a USB audio device alongside Spatial Audio Plug-Ins
• - Added support for players using third-party audio drivers
• - Fixed an issue where changing graphics presets (Options > Graphics > Graphics Presets) in-game would not save
• - Fixed an issue where the Speedrun timer could roll back after a crash or when quitting to desktop
• - Fixed an issue where scrollable menu descriptions could not be navigated with a mouse scroll wheel
• - Updated the QTE button UI to correctly display when using Xbox controllers
• - Corrected several in-game, menu, and text-to-speech translation errors
• - GPU Performance HUD more accurately displays usage when launched, CPU Performance HUD now more accurate
• - Corrected an issue where the Aiming Mirror settings did not affect motion sensor aiming
• - Fixed an issue where settings would not Reset to Defaults if players had any of the menu drop downs still open
• - Fixed an issue so that scrolling in Photo Mode does not affect the in-game camera
• - Fixed an issue where the game could reset a user’s Monitor setting when launching the game
• - Fixed an issue where the shader loading could be shown as complete before it actually was
• - Fixed an issue with Corsair and Logitech device LEDs turning off on start-up
• - Display settings are now saved per device and not shared through cloud saves
• - [The Suburbs] Fixed a crash that could occur in the sniper fight
• - [The Suburbs] Fixed an issue where Sam would appear wet during a cinematic in a dry area
• - Added a new Very Low graphics preset (Options > Graphics > Graphics Presets)
• - Added a new AI Quality setting in the graphics menu (Options > Graphics)
• - Added a new Dynamic Lights Quality setting in the graphics menu (Options > Graphics)

AMD

• - Fixed an issue where the game could crash while shaders were building on AMD hardware
• - Fixed an issue where FPS could be impacted while enabling the GPU Usage monitor (Options > HUD > GPU Usage)

Epic Games Store

• - Fixed a crash that could occur when quitting to the main menu
• - Fixed an issue where vibrations did not work for some players

Steam

• - Fixed a crash affecting players missing a Steam user folder

Steam Deck

• - Overall improvements to performance while playing on Steam Deck
• - Addressed a memory leak issue that could cause crashes
• - Fixed an issue where certain button prompts would be misaligned
• - Fixed an issue where changing (Options > Graphics > Graphics Preset) could trigger an intense lighting effect
• - Fixed an issue where in-game HUD did not match Steam Deck Performance Overlay FPS value
• - Fixed a crash that could occur during loading screens
• - Effects Density now defaults to Very Low instead of Low
• - [Lakeside Resort] Fixed a crash that could occur at the start of a cutscene
• - [Pittsburgh] Fixed a crash that could occur at certain checkpoints
• - [The Outskirts] Fixed an issue where locked FPS could make it difficult to move pushable objects

Posté le 14 Juin 2023 à 08:26 par Sébastien Vandeborre