Arma Reforger, the tactical military simulation game, just got a fresh update to smooth out some of the bumps players have been experiencing. This latest patch, version 1.2.1.202, is available on Steam, PlayStation, and Xbox, and it’s packed with fixes that should make your time in the game much less frustrating.
Suppose you’ve ever had that moment when your game suddenly freezes or crashes, we’ve all been there. You’ll be pleased to hear about the new freeze-detection feature included in this update. It’s like adding another layer of armor before heading into battle; while nothing is foolproof, it’s certainly a step in the right direction!
The developers have also addressed specific crash issues related to vehicles and radio broadcasts. Seriously, who thought turning on a radio could lead to such chaos?
1.2.1.202 Changelog
General
- Changed: PS5: Vsync window mode margins set to 10% (new default)
Stability and Performance
- Added: Freeze Detection – mode and fallback to kill application instead of forced crash
- Changed: Server Hosting: A2S protocol will now stop responding when application is frozen
- Fixed: Crash when deleting a vehicle with unfinished wheel traces
- Fixed: Crash when ReplicatedCamerasSystem was not present
- Fixed: Crash when turning on a radio broadcast while RadioBroadcastManager had no tracks
- Fixed: Radio TurnOn actions could cause crashes when no RadioBroadcastComponent was present
- Fixed: Crash related to BaseDamageEffect
- Fixed: Freeze detection was sometimes not able to force crash on Linux servers
Workshop
- Fixed: Error when uploading addon to Workshop
This changelog showcases how dedicated the team behind Arma Reforger. They’re listening closely to player feedback through their Feedback Tracker—a great way for you soldiers to voice your thoughts directly.
The question now is whether these updates will finally save us from those pesky crashes or if they’ll just become part of our gaming tales forever! Let me know your experiences with this latest update. What worked well for you?
