Rocksteady Studios has officially acknowledged the pressing issues plaguing Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League. These newly surfaced bugs have left fans deeply frustrated, prompting a response from the studio. This development follows a disappointing disclosure from Warner Bros. concerning Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League.
Recent reports on February 23 revealed that the game's launch fell short of expectations, as noted by Warner Bros. Discovery CFO Gunnar Wiedenfels. The underwhelming player count and lukewarm reviews with a Metacritic Metascore of 60 and user score of 3.7 highlighted this. However, on Steam, the game boasts a more favorable 80% user rating, indicating a decent number of satisfied players. Nonetheless, recent events may have tarnished some players' perceptions.
In a Developer Update on the Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League website, the development team addressed a prevalent bug that emerged recently, occurring during the loading of the Metropolis map post-Incursion mission. They assured players of ongoing investigations into this issue and promised to provide updates on the patch's progress soon, although no release timeline has been confirmed yet. The team also acknowledged other reported bugs including login failures, multiplayer lags, and Mastery progression glitches, all of which are being actively worked on.
Rocksteady Provides Bug Update for Suicide Squad
The latest Developer Update for Suicide Squad revealed plans for upcoming balance adjustments to inject more diversity into the endgame experience. Additionally, the Season 1 update will expand the Incursion mission count from three to six, requiring players to complete just three to unlock Mastery Levels. The new Incursion missions, known as Combat Incursions, offer unique encounters for players to explore different playstyles.
Further enhancements mentioned include rebalancing Mutators, tweaks to Brainiac, and revisions to Killing Time. These updates are expected to aid Suicide Squad in recovering from its initial setbacks.
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