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Dragonball FighterZ patch 1.36 attempts to fix visual issues

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Dragonball FighterZ has had its fair share of challenges since the long-awaited rollback (since Evo 2022) was introduced in a recent update. Back in late last year, a beta test was conducted for the rollback. During the patch release in February, Twitter users such as FSLink voiced their findings about what was introduced after the rollback inclusion.

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Dragon Ball FighterZ patch 1.36 was released for console and Steam versions today to correct the visual bugs as a course.

Update to GGPO Steam Version

  • Fixed the effects that were not being applied correctly when rollback was activated.
  • Fixed the character motions that were not being applied correctly when rollback was activated.
  • Fixed bugs that caused characters to display incorrectly in spectator mode.

Update to PS5/XSX/GamePass Version

  • Fixed the effects that were not being applied correctly when rollback was activated.
  • Fixed the bugs causing characters to either remain or vanish during specific techniques.
  • Fixed the bugs causing an off-stage element to appear on the screen when a character is blown away or the stage is destroyed.
  • Fixed bugs that caused characters to display incorrectly in spectator mode.

Dragonball FighterZ is available for PlayStation 4|5, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, and PC (Steam).

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