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Hunt Showdown has today launched update 1.7.2.2 on all platforms, so here’s the full list of changes and fixes with this patch. If you were expecting today’s patch to give you a whole heap of content, well, you’re unfortunately going to be disappointed. Today’s update instead provides a heap of bug fixes similar to other updates (including today’s). That’s not a bad thing per se, since having bug fixes is great for ensuring fights go as planned, but it’s not something to write home about either. Without further adieu, here’s everything new with Hunt Showdown in its 1.7.2.2 update!
Hunt Showdown Update 1.7.2.2 Patch Notes
Fixed a bug that prevented players from consistently placing beartraps.
Fixed an issue that caused elements of the UI to be missing.
Fixed a bug that caused the “hot” news pop-up to appear when returning to the lobby after a match.
Fixed a bug that prevented the confirmation pop up from appearing when claiming the last part of the Dark Tribute.
Fixed a bug that caused players to appear empty handed or to have the wrong item in their hands in the 3rd person perspective. In some cases, this could present as some unusual kills and unexplainable kills (example, being shot through a wall but the death screen shows a beartrap).
Fixed an audio issues tied to Dark Tribute. The audio tied to this feature will now play as intended.
Fixed the “Make Deal” button to display the correct text instead of a UI_String.
Fixed a bug that caused issue with the UI in the lobby screen (incorrect spacing for the tabs at the top of the screen).
Fixed a bug that caused a Dark tribute pop up to appear twice in instances where you have unlocked the Legendary Hunter.
Fixed a bug that caused the EXP text of the Dark tribute to not be correctly aligned with the rest of the UI.
Corrected the stats shown for the Poison Trip mines. ‘Damage’ text has been updated to “Damage per tick” and the value has correct to show as 10, instead of the current 13 (this is not a change to the stats, just the details displayed as they were incorrect).
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