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Patch - The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings : Erstes Update entfernt DRM

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Der Patch ist für alle Einzelhandelsversionen in Nordamerika, Europa und Asien gedacht sowie für alle Download-Versionen von Direct2Drive, Impulse, Gamers Gate, Amazon, Trymedia, GameFly, BestBuy, Nexway, Ztorm, Gamesload und NBG e-shop.

Das erste Update entfernt den Kopierschutz und verbessert unter anderem die Performance um etwa 5 bis 30 Prozent.

  • 1. Fixed the free Troll Trouble DLC download. It is now included in the patch so there's no need to download and install it separately.
  • 2. Fixed an issue that prevented some users from downloading other free DLCs (the ones given out with some pre-orders, special promotions, etc). The launcher now properly refreshes the list of available DLCs and allows for installation.
  • 3. Performance improvements: approximately 5% to 30% better framerate and faster game loading for many users, depending on their individual systems and game versions. Owners of retail versions can expect the biggest improvements.
  • 4. Fixed random crashes occurring on some systems, especially after saving and loading saves.
  • 5. Key mapping – allows the arrow and number keys to be used for movement.
  • 6. Added the option to invert the mouse.
  • 7. nVidia surround vision now works properly.
  • 8. More accurate assessment provided by the "auto-detect settings" option will help improve game performance.
  • 9. Removed a bug that prevented completion of the “Blood Curse” quest.
  • 10. Fixed a bug that prevented the additional link in "Extras" from being unlocked after winning the dice game against the GOG.com monk.

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Informationen zum Download:

Dateiname: Patcher_1.1_International.exe
Dateigrösse: 16 MB

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