Metroid Dread patch fixes boss fight play time glitch - ellisrawn1976

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Update: The Metroid Dread patch notes actually had the opposite effect from what we originally reported, causing the gameplay timekeeper to not count unsuccessful boss fights as it previously did in one specific representativ.

Present's the wording from the while, which we initially misinterpreted: "Fixed an issuance where retrying after a game finished would cause the play clip to live added only when retrying a specific boss fight."

We regret the error.

Original story: A new set out of Metroid Dread patch notes have gone live, with the second update for the game fixing up an issue that's probably been a itty-bitty too plausive to your total play clip.

Nintendo posted the Metroid Dread patch notes in an update to its official support site, with fixes outlined for half a dozen specific issues in the spunky. Chief amongst them is a localisation for an issue which would solely supplement to your total play fourth dimension when retrying a specific political boss fight; in other words, Metroid Alarming in the beginning forgot about the unnecessary sentence you spent when you got a game all over for the majority of its boss fights, meaning it would only count the time you spent for your final, successful attempts toward your total.

Some of the boss fights in Metroid Dread are pretty experient, so that's possibly a lot of retries and additive clock time to forget about. Your total represent time determines what sort of ending scene and unlocks you contract at the very finish - as is Metroid tradition - and then it's a substantial particular for the game to track accurately.

The other issues fixed in the new Metroid Dread patch notes include shoring up a force resign incurred by hitting frozen enemies with Shine Spark, weirdness with jumping while in a Morph Clod Rocket launcher, and a few glitches where Samus or enemies could get stuck in the environment.

You can check out a Metroid Horrendous demo if you haven't tried Samus' latest adventure yet, and you still have Metroid Prime 4 to look forward to if you've already cleared out Major planet ZDR.

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