The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition Patch 1.1 On PS5 Now Available, Crash Issues And Performance Issues Resolved

The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition just got a new update, numbered at Patch 1.1 for PS5 and other platforms.

Among other things, this new update addresses a PS5 crashing issue, fixes performance issues and just brings more general bug fixes to the latest version of The Outer Worlds.

This update comes after an apology was issued by developer Obsidian Entertainment after the Spacer’s Choice edition released with its own set of bugs and problems.

Not exactly what players want to find on a new version of an old game, which originally came out on previous-gen hardware.

You can go turn on your PS5 and download the update now, if it hasn’t already happened automatically.

Obsidian has also released a comprehensive patch notes for the update, which you can check out for yourself, here.

The Outer Worlds: Spacer’s Choice Edition Patch 1.1 Notes

Top Community Issues:

Adjusted settings for Ultra and Very High graphic modes, improving experience for PC players on higher end graphics cardsFixed issues with SSGI being set inappropriately high on PC affecting performanceUpdated SSR values to improve cinematic mode on Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation®5Updated dynamic resolution on PCImproved framerate in performance modes for both Xbox Series X|S and PlayStation®5

Performance:

PSO experience improved to mitigate hitching during shader compilationSSGI auto settings updated preventing scenarios where it would toggle on unexpectedly

Stability:

Solved rare crash on PS5 in RosewayFixed chance for Xbox Series X|S consoles to crash during long syncsPrevent temporary memory leaks from appearing in UI screens on Xbox Series X|S consoles

General:

Various HLOD improvements to reduce popping on all platformsFix many instances of flickering textures on all platformsReduce chance for characters hair to glow on all platformsFixed two instances of invisible enemies on all platformsFixed invisible trip mine beam on all platformsImproved texture resolution on the Xbox Series SFixed skin shading issues seen on some companions on the Xbox Series S

Source – [Private Division]