What’s more, some stats on restored gear may not show up exactly as they were.Īnd then there are the issues of rebalancing. Unfortunately, the developer said it would likely only be able to restore gear of epic (purple) or legendary (yellow) tier, consigning anything rare (blue) or lower to the data dustbin of history for good. People Can Fly is planning a fix at some point in the future in the form of a bulk restoration for lost gear.

(People Can Fly says, in the event of an inventory wipe, you should “immediately force close game” and reopen it.) The patch that went live over the weekend purports to “a multiplayer crash that could result in client players having their inventory wiped.” And yet, as Luke reported last night, some players are still seeing their inventories disappear in a flash. Over the past week and change, players have reported total inventory wipes: They’d log in, only to see all of their hard-earned weapons and armour completely gone.

We only disconnected four times.) But other issues remain.įor one, there’s the matter of inventory wipes. (I’m playing Outriders on PS5 and haven’t been able to test it out with PC players yet, but I played for several hours last night with a friend on Xbox Series X. Funny how these things happen.Īt the moment, crossplay appears to be fully back online. Of course, once PC players were officially able to join the fray this weekend, many console players were not. Square Enix told Kotaku at the time that Outriders would “have a 1.0 launch version of crossplay system at launch.”Īfter Outriders launched, crossplay between PlayStation and Xbox worked but was nonfunctional between consoles and PC. Though you could often party up without issue, juggling players across platforms tended to result in disconnects and framerate stutters. During the demo, Outriders supported crossplay across all platforms, albeit in a beta state. That’s a notable divergence from how crossplay has functioned - or not functioned - since the launch of Outriders.

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