Hot Fix 1.9.3 has rolled out for Company of Heroes 3, addressing several critical bugs that have been hindering gameplay and in general experience for players. This patch improves stability, particularly in single-player campaigns and multiplayer interactions.
The fix tackles a range of issues, from an exploit involving Salvage Crews that allowed infinite resources, an oversight that surely ruffled some feathers among the competitive crowd, to soft-locks affecting players using Simplified Chinese at specific resolutions like 1440p during their campaign adventures with Indian Artillery units. The developers are clearly on the ball here. Make sure they close loopholes while making strides toward inclusivity in language support.
You’ll appreciate these adjustments if you’ve ever found your infantry stuck on retreat or faced hiccups during tutorial missions due to skipping dialogues too quickly. It’s frustrating when mechanics don’t function as intended, especially when trying to execute your grand planning against a formidable AI opponent or fellow gamers.
This patch also addresses technical annoyances such as observable games flickering off shortly after loading and mismatched match displays on leaderboards. These little quirks can turn an exciting competition into a head-scratching moment.
Hot Fix 1.9.3
- Fixed an issue where Salvage Crews allowed for an exploit causing infinite resources.
- Fixed an issue where players running in Simplified Chinese at certain resolutions including 1440p could hit a soft-lock during the single-player campaign when first selecting an Indian Artillery unit.
- Fixed infantry sometimes getting stuck on retreat.
- Fixed an issue with the Campaign tutorial where the initial artillery squad would fail to deploy if skipping dialogue too quickly.
- Fixed Observable games in the Leaderboard flickering off shortly after loading.
- Fixed a bug with observing matches from the leaderboards showing a different match.
The community’s response is likely mixed, while many will welcome these fixes with open arms, some may see them as just another round of patching rather than sweeping improvements. Still, developers must stay engaged with player feedback and adjust accordingly, a point not lost on those keeping track of this lively game’s evolution.
You can check out more details about these updates through the original source here. As we explore deeper into what makes Company of Heroes 3 tick, it’s clear that even minor patches can significantly impact how we experience this tactical gem.
