The indie team behind BattleBit Remastered has released patch 1.9.3 for it and shared its complete changelog. According to the patch notes, Update 1.9.3 adds the Capture the Flag game mode, introduces a new map (called MultuIslands), and packs a number of tweaks and fixes.
Going into more details, the game allows up to 254 players to play Capture the Flag. Moreover, this new game mode will be playable on 64vs64 and 32vs32 scales.
Patch 1.9.3 packs improvements for the spectator mode, as well as player lag during rope climbing. Furthermore, it addresses the roof exploit in Namak, and makes objectives adjustments in Salhan and Frugis to avoid spawn camping.
As always, Steam will download Update 1.9.3 for BattleBit Remastered the next time you launch its client. Below you can also find its complete changelog.
BattleBit Remastered Patch 1.9.3 Release Notes
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New Game Mode: Capture The Flag!
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New Map: MultuIslands
- Capture the flag, if flag is carried over to any safe zone, main base etc, it will be auto teleported back to flag’s spawn point to prevent someone keeping flag in safe zone.
- UI improvements for Capture The Flag
- Further improved the spectator mode.
- Improved player lag during rope climbing.
- Fixed the issue where turrets, helicopters, etc. were incorrectly counted as ‘shots fired’ in stats.
- Spawning on players will not be rewarded until the game starts.
- Tanks will no longer apply torque when the wheels are not touching the ground.
- Bullets will only passthrough 50% damage when shot through vehicle windows.
- Salhan – Southern area city buildings were replaced with more durable ones that will block line of sight from A even after destroying it.
- Salhan and Frugis objectives adjustments based on players feedback to avoid spawn camping
- Valley – DOMI 16v16 layout tweaked.
- Eduardovo – DOMI 16v16 layout tweaked.
- Fixed the roof exploit in Namak.
- incorrect naming of “Support Armor 00 A Big” fixed
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