Lords Of The Fallen v1.1.234 Goes Live; Fixes A Boss Exploit

Version 1.1.234 is live for Lords of the Fallen and it fixes an exploit involving a blind spot specifically behind the Congregator of Flesh’s right leg. According to the patch notes, the devs observed players consistently taking advantage of this which impacted the encounter’s balance. In addition, Spurned Progeny can no longer be soulflayed during certain moments of his animations.

Hexworks has also continued its efforts to improve the performance of Lords of the Fallen with this update. An additional optimization pass has been conducted on the rain of swords used by a boss known for its melancholic nature. Moreover, some textures that were always loaded before this patch have been removed to lower VRAM usage.

In the gameplay department, the lock-on priority of Umbral Eggs has been reduced. This will allow other foes to be focused before the eggs. Additionally, when sprinting, there is no need to press the sprint button again after jumping, falling, or rolling; the player continues to maintain their momentum. This quality-of-life change will reduce the brief lag period between action and re-sprinting.

Certain UI aspects in Lords of the Fallen have also received some adjustments. As of v1.1.234, the “ESC” spam will be prevented by allowing the opening of only one desired screen. Furthermore, runes in the inventory can be stacked, enhancing organization and enabling players to maintain a cleaner inventory.

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Aside from the aforementioned changes, several collision and AI elements have been improved. Two spots at Pilgrim’s Perch where collisions could cause the Penitent guy to get stuck were fixed. In addition, various collisions at the Forsaken Fen were resolved along with an issue in the Manse of the Hallowed Sentinels where the player could get stuck if pushed by one of the bulwarks.

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Lords of the Fallen launched on October 10, 2023, on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and PC. Read on to understand why this title is a Soulslike clone that isn’t utterly terrible.