The first major Saints Row update promises to deliver over 200 bug fixes in November
that while it had hoped to be talking about releasing fresh content for the game at this stage, its “development priority is delivering improvements over new features” following a disappointing launch.labelled August’s series reboot a buggy, dull mess, and Volition said today that the game’s first major update will include over 200 bug fixes and stability upgrades.The update will have a big focus on challenges, overall stability and co-op.
“We’re especially aware of issues some players have been having with co-op and we’re sorry these fixes have taken longer than expected while we apply and test them thoroughly,” Volition wrote. “Separately, we know that the game doesn’t always clearly explain how and when co-op is possible, so we are working on this too.”
Volition claimed the update will also include a number of quality-of-life improvements including reduced repetition in some activities, more rewarding challenges, improved vehicle management, and a revamp of rumble and haptic features. The studio is releasing the first in a series of free cosmetic packs this week, with several additional packs set to be given to Expansion Pass owners at no extra cost.
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