The latest patch for Final Fantasy XV will increase the framerate performance for PlayStation 4 Pro users, hopefully providing a smoother visual experience.
The patch notes can be found on Final Fantasy XV ’s subreddit a n d detail several changes, including updates to the quests and hunting aspects of the game. You can access the new Timed Quests on the camp menu where you’ll find the start points marked on your map. You can repeat these timed quests, but the serious rewards are only available when you the first time around.
Another patch update includes an increase to your Camera Roll capacity so you can take up to 200 selfies before you have to start deleting them. You can play new tunes now on your Portable Music Player when you ride your Chocobo. And you can grind your way up to level 120, if you want.
Don’t worry about clearing space for the update. It’s not a huge patch; the download size totals 2.1 GB. Check out the full contents of the Final Fantasy XV patch below.
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1. Playstation 4 Pro Console Lite Mode compatibility with a maximum of 60 FPS.
- As of release the latest update shows and average framerate of 40-45 that can also dip to 30 depending on the enemies on screen. The frame rate during exploration in towns also appear to average lower than 40 fps. Framepacing is still present on both High Mode and Lite Mode.
2. New Timed Quests (Limited Time Hunt and Contests)
-Timed Quests are available on the camp menu, selecting “Timed Quests.” This will point you to the general location of the mark, as well as the various bounty rewards.
-Timed Quests are repeatable, but the reward(s) is first time completion only.
3. Higher Level Cap (up to 120)
4. Increased Camera Roll capacity (store up to 200 photos)
5. Portable Music Player for chocobo rides.- "Song of the Ancient/Fate" from Nier Gestalt & Replicant and "Weight of the Word" from NieR: Automata were added to the car radio and music player.
6. Conclusion of The Moogle Chocobo Carnival.
7. Various Bug Fixes.
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- Engaging main cast of characters
- Fun, fast-paced combat
- A massive, beautiful world to explore
- The Regalia!
- Continuous updates have addressed some shortcomings of the initial release
- Major aspects of the story feel rushed or absent, particularly toward the end of the game
- Stealth sequences feel out of place
