Entering Abyss mode after reaching level 10 with a character will no longer crash the game.

Check out the balance changes for versions 2.1.1.0 and 2.1.2.0 that have been added to Switch from previously released updates for PC. In addition to the latest bugfixes, this update also includes the latest balance updates for the four newcomers. Our major update for the Workshop Four-Pack is out now on Nintendo Switch.

Fixed a visual bug on Forsburn’s portraits.Ĭategories: Development, News, Patch notes | Comments: 8 Patch 2.1.2.1 Out Now on Switch!.

Selecting a random stage no longer selects banned stages.

RoA/CEO Ring no longer displays old versions of character profiles on the big screen.

Fixed a visual bug that made Summit Kragg’s snow appear too low in playtest.

Previously, holding a direction while ceiling teching off of Kragg rock, Air Armada, etc would force an air dodge while having no directional input would allow players to act normally out of a tech.

Teching off of the ceiling now clears the dodge buffer, which will prevent unintended airdodges after teching.

Added large variants for Crystal Oasis and Highdive Hideaway for doubles and 4-player games:.

A last stock variant for Troupple Pond was also added into the game in a recent hotfix.

Several stages now have visual changes for last stock: Neo Fire Capital, Treetop Lodge, Blazing Hideout, Tempest Peak, Forest Floor, Spirit Tree, and The Endless Abyss.Check out our stage focused update in all of its glory: We’ve also updated Olympia’s and Hodan’s stages with new large variants, along with addressing a niche but important ceiling teching bug. This patch builds on that by adding last stock visuals to seven more stages to add to the excitement. It should need 90% at the bare minimum (which is about how much you usually need for Up Strong to kill).We have a patch focused on fun updates to share with everyone today, adding some really cool changes to several stages! You may have noticed our favorite fishy monarch, The Troupple King, hanging out and judging you during last stock situations recently over on Troupple Pond. I expect a lot of 'day 1', 'don't let him get you on fire then' blah blah blah, though I definitely think it's an issue that Forward Strong kills much earlier than Up Strong, considering how much easier it is to land.

(It's worth noting that Wolf's version of that move was never his most potent kill option). It simply seems like too good of a footsie tool to kill that early. This would give you a good incentive to use Zetterburn's other tools, while still proving this move as a reliable failsafe if you can't get the kill before then. I'd probably like to see Forward Strong lose about half its current kill power, so it would reliably kill around 110-120% if the opponent was on fire. Zetterburn has some sick combos that let him combo into Up Strong, but there's really just not a lot of point going for them when you can usually just get the kill with Forward Strong at the same percents. In particular, I feel there is almost no point doing combos with Zetterburn, because a simple Dash Attack Forward Strong combo kills at like 60% if they're on fire (I don't think this is escapable at that percent, but even if it forward strong is such a good footsie tool it almost doesn't matter, it's never a hard move to land). So far, the only issue that stands out to me is Zetterburn's Forward Strong, which I feel has significantly too much knockback, to the point that it basically trivializes half his moveset. I think I've gotten a decent handle on everyone now and I was pulling off some pretty sick stuff in matches. So after playing almost a full day of this game, I have to say that it's really fun and the characters feel really good.

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