New Apex Legends Update Addresses Stability Issues, Patch Notes Detailed
Respawn is still investigating an issue that causes Apex Legends to crash on all platforms.
Developer Respawn Entertainment has rolled out a new patch for Apex Legends on PC, PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S that stabilizes the game.
The patch comes after numerous players reported errors while playing the game on all platforms. Specifically, players were getting caught in infinite loops that freeze the game or the game would crash entirely. Respawn said that while it couldn't replicate whatever's causing the hiccups, the new patch "improves stability and (hopefully) fixes the freezing issues."
In addition to trying to address technical issues on the server side, the latest patch for Apex Legends fixes a variety of other problems. This includes issues with Fight Night event skins like Haute Drop and Gold Standard getting in the way of the reticle when aiming down sights, errors with selecting the Steam Friends list, and other problems related to clubs and text chat.
Apex Legends Patch Notes (January 14)
- Improves stability and fixes freezes.
- Issues with event skins "Haute Drop" and "Gold Standard."
- Errors with clicking on Steam Friends list.
- Text chat issues with Steam.
- Several Clubs-related issues.
This patch comes not long after Respawn kicked off its Fight Night event, which added new cosmetics, a hand-to-hand combat game mode, and various quality-of-life improvements.
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