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Dying Light 2 launched today to a mixed critical response, followed by a number of technical errors. The developers had previously warned about the significance of the game's day one patch, which claims to fix over 1,000 known issues. Despite this, Techland is still working on fixes for major problems that accept been frustrating early on players.

Techland took to Twitter to address reports submitted past players. Of these reports, co-op disconnects and issues with redeeming awards remain top priority for the studio. According to the post, players have been encountering errors with redeeming all sorts of codes and awards, including Twitch drops from TechlandGG.

While at that place are likely other errors beingness reported, expect the studio to address these earlier annihilation else. No estimated time of arrival was given. However, the post states that the team is already working on information technology and that they'd update fans on their progress.

The co-op connectedness errors are a bit unexpected because they were supposed to be addressed by the day 1 update. According to the patch notes, Dying Light two ran into disconnects in co-op sessions after a period of time passed, which were claimed to be addressed. Considering co-op is a major depict to the Dying Light franchise, hopefully information technology doesn't accept Techland long to set the bug.