Conan Exiles was first released back in 2017, and even after three years it’s still getting support. The game received a small patch for PC that is solely focused on bug fixes. The update also improved the game’s performance and stability. Several client and server crashes have been fixed, including the one where Conan Exiles would crash when you join a server via friends list.
A patch to PC is out! This focuses on fixes for crashes, exploit and UI fixes.
— Conan Exiles (@ConanExiles) September 2, 2020
Thank you for your continued feedback!
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The God Bubbles exploit bug was fixed and the server will not be listed twice in the server browser. The bug where no players will appear in a server is resolved and ping will be accurately shown.
You can read the complete patch notes below. They are also available on the official site.
CONAN EXILES SEPTEMBER 2 PATCH NOTES
Performance And Stability
- Fixed a number of client and server crashes.
- Fixed a number of crashes upon joining a server via friends list.
Exploit Fixes
- Fixed an exploit regarding god bubbles.
UI And Text Fixes
- Fixed an issue that caused servers to show no active players.
- Fixed an issue that would cause a server to list its ping as 9999 or ???.
- Official servers would sometimes be listed twice in the server browser. This is now fixed.
- The Close option in the Friend List tab should no longer be cut off if playing in German. #spellchekkerteamstrikesagainhoohah
Conan Exiles is a survival game developed and self-published by Funcom. The game is set in the same universe as Conan The Barbarian. You can build your own custom character and can tweak his or her physical appearance. The game is built using the Unreal Engine 4 and is available for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. A next-gen port has not been confirmed yet.
So what do you think? Have you been playing Conan Exiles recently? Did you encounter any crash issues recently? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below.
