Ryu Ga Gotoku just dropped a new update for Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth. Title Update 1.16 is all about fixing bugs, making things smoother, and stopping those annoying frame rate drops with certain GPUs. So, let’s take a closer look at it.
Going into more details, Patch 1.16 reduces unintended frame rate drops that occur with some GPUs when it rains in game. If you’ve got a fast CPU, you might dodge this problem by using these command line options: “-options -disable_mt_render”. Give it a shot.
Title Update 1.16 implements a method for resolving a problem blocking event progression by saving and reloading a file. The devs also fixed a bug in Sujimon battles that prevented turns from progressing. And for all the SEGA Bass Fishing fans, guess what? The Palace area just got a bit easier.
And that’s not all. Patch 1.16 improves battery life for the Street Surfer. It also fixes a bug that could cause incorrect levels to be displayed during online Sujimon battles. Plus, it improves stability by reducing the processing load while in poison gas.
Like always, Steam will download this update the next time you launch its client. Below you can also find its complete changelog.
Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth Patch 1.16 Release Notes
- Fixed a bug in which when selling multiple pieces of equipment with the same name, unselected equipment could become the target of sale.
- Reduced the difficulty level of the Palace area in SEGA Bass Fishing.
- Fixed a bug that prevents turns from progressing under certain conditions during Sujimon battles.
- Implemented a method for resolving a problem blocking event progression by saving and reloading a file.
- Improved stability by reducing the processing load while in poison gas.
- Fixed certain prominent issues in the German localization.
- Improved battery life for the Street Surfer.
- Fixed a bug that could cause incorrect levels to be displayed during online Sujimon battles.
- General localization bug fixes.
- Fixed various other bugs to improve stability and quality.
- Reduced unintended frame rate drops that occur with some GPUs when it rains in game.
*We are continuing to work with GPU vendors to resolve the issue. If you are using a fast CPU, you may be able to avoid the problem by using the following command line options:-options -disable_mt_render
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