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The Trials of Osiris in Destiny 2 is already extremely tough, and that’s before players learn how to exploit certain maps to make it extremely difficult to kill them. Such an exploit exists on this weekend’s Trials map, Fragment, and as a result, Bungie is changing the map for the duration of the weekend.
Bungie made the announcement on Twitter, although it didn’t provide too many details about what to expect for Trials for the rest of the weekend.
Due to issues where players can get out of bounds on Fragment, Trials of Osiris will be updated to feature an alternate map on Saturday at 9:00 AM Pacific.
Any players in an active Trials of Osiris match will experience an error code when this change goes into effect.
— Bungie Help (@BungieHelp) January 22, 2021
So we know when to expect a new map– 9 AM PT on Saturday–but not what that map will be. In the meantime, you can still play Trials on Fragment if you so choose, although it sounds like it’s risky, since players utilizing the exploit to get out of the map are likely to have a distinct advantage over those who do.
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The two biggest things addressed in Cyberpunk 2077 with this update are memory usage and crashes. According to the patch notes, the update makes some “memory improvements in various systems within the game” to stabilize performance. Additionally, the patch addresses the myriad crash issues, particularly related to loading game saves and the Point of No Return, that part where players are told they can’t go back once the final mission starts.
Patch 1.1 makes a number of important changes to questing as well, such as circumstances where players couldn’t finish certain missions due to game hiccups. One example is in Delamain’s questline, Epistrophy, in which players sometimes couldn’t pick up or receive his calls to progress the quest. Another is in Takemura’s quest Down on the Street, where players occasionally wouldn’t receive a call from him. CD Projekt Red says these issues and others like them have been fixed in Patch 1.1.
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