Newest Name of Obligation: Warzone patch provides DLSS help, lastly
Again in January, Nvidia introduced throughout its Recreation On livestream that DLSS help could be coming to Name of Obligation: Warzone. And now in the end it is right here, introduced within the patch notes for Warzone Season 3.
DLSS, which stands for Deep Studying Tremendous Sampling, is Nvidia’s tech that gives efficiency boosts at high-resolution. You may want a GeForce RTX card to attempt it out, however in the event you’re rocking something from the 20-series up it is price turning on. And never simply in Warzone, however in video games like Management, Dying Stranding, and any others that help the characteristic.
Warzone’s Season 3 replace, which is a merciful 25.2 GB obtain, brings the limited-time occasion Hunt for Adler, which is kicking off on April 22, in addition to 100 tiers of stuff to earn within the new battle go. It additionally marks the destruction of the Verdansk map starting with a nuke that simply bought dropped on it. Perhaps maintain off on racing to gawp at that although, since everybody’s caught on Rebirth Island proper now.
The patch additionally brings a spherical of bug fixes:
- Mounted a bug with most Chilly Struggle barrels the place Hip Unfold and ADS Idle Sway had been being elevated when they need to not have been.
- Mounted a bug with some ZRG 20mm optics that disabled the power to carry breath.
- Mounted a bug the place some loot would drop in shut proximity on loss of life.
- Mounted a bug the place if the participant is downed whereas switching to a gunner seat, they might change into invisible and/or invulnerable.
- Mounted a bug inflicting the random Operator choose choice to solely choose Coalition Operators from Fashionable Warfare.
- Mounted a bug inflicting Baker’s fourth Operator Mission Goal to not monitor correctly (eradicate 15 enemies utilizing a weapon with an hooked up 2x magnified scope or higher).
- Mounted a bug inflicting sure Operator fashions to look headless whereas utilizing the FFAR 1.
