Where Winds Meet has hit a player milestone and a tidy to-do list. Everstone Studio says the free-to-play open-world game has passed two million players and posted an update that names a handful of fixes and features it plans to deliver in the coming weeks, including PS5 Pro support for PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution, or PSSR.
The studio lists immediate work on network routing that previously sent some players in Europe and the Middle East to nonlocal servers. That fix has been deployed, and Everstone says it will keep monitoring the data and player reports. High latency in Online mode is marked as fixed, and Solo mode latency is targeted for a mid December update.
Localization and voiceover quality are receiving attention. The team says it has revised translations to be more idiomatic and optimized dubbing and subtitles in a number of story quests. Interface tweaks are also underway and include an improved beginner tutorial, deeper character customization, and clearer English puzzle clues.
Everstone published a short list of features and platform work it expects to implement over the next two months. The items called out are Steam Deck compatibility, multi time zone display, split outfit customization, PS5 Pro support for PSSR and an enhanced audio experience. The studio says these items are due to be released before the end of the year.
- Network routing and Online latency fixes
- Solo mode latency fix planned for mid December
- Translation and voiceover improvements
- Beginner tutorial and UI refinements
- Steam Deck compatibility and multi time zone display
- PS5 Pro support for PlayStation Spectral Super Resolution
The list reads like a mix of quality-of-life work and platform specific optimization. PS5 players can expect frame rate improvements, better stability and visual quality as part of the PS5 update push. Everstone also called out multi character creation features among its broader plans. Where Winds Meet has attracted attention on PC as well. The game has climbed player charts and chatter about its AI driven NPCs helped drive interest and early adoption across platforms. For a closer look at the game’s performance on Steam see Where Winds Meet climbs the Steam charts.
Everstone links players to its own community pages and patch notes. The developer also posts updates on its Steam community page which is the best place to find exact patch timing and technical details for PC users. Follow the studio’s Steam community page for live patch notes and player Q and A at Everstone’s Steam community page.
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