Star Wars Jedi: Survivor continues to receive updates aimed at fixing the game, however, optimization problems and persistent errors are still present.
The first title in the series was released in a much better state, and was enthusiastically received by both gamers and critics. Unfortunately, this has not been the case with Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Its level of technical finish has proven to be lacking, and it has faced multiple problems, especially in its version for PCwhich continues to receive negative reviews on Steam despite numerous updates.
The development studio Respawn, responsible for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, It has been left in a delicate position, thanks to the work of a modder. This person has managed to easily correct a bug that caused crashes when activating ray tracing. Additionally, he has taken it upon himself to fix another issue related to ambient occlusion, a bug that has been around since the game’s release.
Fixes very serious issues in Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
Also, fixes a significant issue with not visible objects. These objects, although not visible to the user, are rendered in real time, which consumes both CPU resources like the GPU. In simpler terms, these objects are not removed from the display list on the screen.
It also fixes intermittent white flickering issues that occur in certain game scenarios, which are quite annoying for gamers.
Why a Modder if he could?
The fact that a modder was able to solve these problems in such a short period of time leaves Respawn in a delicate position. It’s disappointing because it reveals how little care some developers put into releasing their games, and confirms that, in many cases, they are even unable to fix the problems of the titles they publish. When this happens, players are forced to rely on the community and modders for solutions.
There are plenty of games that launched on PC with poor optimization, but Star Wars: Jedi Survivor is one of the worst cases and one of the least significantly improved since its debut.
Fountain: Steam
