Fixed a memory leak with global lighting system HL-313.Fixed Rare crash occurring with in-game world events.Fixed a rare crash with map assets state.Fixed a rare occurrence with material swapping.Fixed issue with wind causing distortion and stretching of world assets.Fixed rare crash around hovering over the map.Fixed an issue when restarting from last save around not being able to talk to a vendor after initial conversation.Fixed error of rewriting last autosave slot.Fixed a crash when playing cutscenes and cinematics.Fixed a stability issue when skipping cutscenes.Corrected VFX presentation of robe transformation.Fixed rare occurrence of mission descriptions not being displayed correctly.
Added Build version to first time EULA.Updated localization text for additional content items.Fixed issues with flickering occurring with a transparent head while hair is still present.Fixed a rare crash when respawning NPCs in the world.Fixed rare crash around certain locations where in-game World Events spawning.Fixed an issue with mail not properly triggering sequential mission.Fixed issues with achievement data being properly pushed to Wizarding World portal after linking.It feels fixable with patches, and hopefully it gets fixed, because the PC version’s performance issues are really just a wrinkle in the ointment of a game that’s surprisingly detailed and full of different systems.Below, find the full notes from today's patch:
Many sections had poor framerates, making tough jumping puzzles and combat difficult with unpredictable stuttering.
This was one of the worst moments that we saw in terms of performance, but bugs of that calibre were common during the 20 hours we spent with the game. Walking into Hogsmeade’s town square early in the game every NPC in the square started to shimmer in and out of existence, flickering wildly as the trees slowly grew and shook until basically nothing could be seen. Walking into certain areas will see trees violently shaking themselves like a malfunctioning Whomping Willow, obscuring vision as the framerate drops into the single digits. We’ve seen several games recently with deeply flawed PC builds, and it appears, sadly, that Hogwarts Legacy is one of them. Originally posted by NME:By far the biggest issue in Hogwarts Legacy at the time of this review is performance on the PC build.
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