After last week’s big update, the new The Last of Us Part 1 PC update by Naughty Dog and Iron Galaxy Studios has been released. Details are here.
As you may remember, a major update with version 1.0.2.0 was released last week today. The 14.2 GB update also fixed many technical problems in the game. Of course, this alone is not enough to get the game straight. Because we have a very problematic PC version in front of us and there is no doubt that it will take a long time to become fully playable. Fortunately, Naughty Dog and Iron Galaxy Studios are working hard and new updates are released frequently.
The Last of Us Part 1 Update 1.0.3.0 for PC Released
A new update with version 1.0.3.0 has been released recently . Includes bug fixes for the main game, Left Behind, accessibility, localization, Steam, Steam Deck, and sound, UI, and visuals for AMD and NVIDIA graphics processors. There are also new Audio Compatibility options and various improvements.
Within the scope of the main game, progress tracking will be more balanced with the updated mouse and keyboard controls and the ability to re-adjust the arrow keys and the ‘Shadows Generating %’ user interface. You can also turn on Audio Compatibility by going to Options > Sound > Compatibility. If you experience muffled, missing or low sound, it is recommended to try different options. In addition, you can set low or high latency. At this point, it is also said that high latency gives better quality results, especially on low-end systems, and solves problems in audio interfaces set with large caches and some wireless headphones. For GeForce RTX 3070 graphics cards, the details of the characters’ hair are increased.
In addition, the active loading in the Lakeside and Bus Garage sections is increased, reducing the loading times during gameplay. Also, many issues have been fixed, including VRAM usage not displaying correctly after lowering the resolution, animations not rendering correctly at high framerates, the loading screen interfering during combat in Lakeside, and the DualSense arm swing not being detected to fix the flashlight issue on the Steam Deck device.
