By SK. TDT | Manama Email: mail@newsofbahrain.com Star Wars Zero Company has received its first major update, addressing several issues that have affected players since launch, including crashes and problems with the game's challenging Iron Man-style "Beskar" mode. The 1.1 patch fixes v
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Star Wars Zero Company has received its first major update, addressing several issues that have affected players since launch, including crashes and problems with the game’s challenging Iron Man-style “Beskar” mode.
The 1.1 patch fixes various crash issues, including a specific crash affecting Beskar mode. It also resolves a bug that temporarily deleted Beskar saves -- particularly frustrating problem for players risking their entire campaign on a single save.
The update also fixes an issue where attacks could miss despite having a 100% chance to hit. Several Overwatch-related bugs have been addressed as well, including cases where attacks triggered incorrectly against enemies outside targeting cones or behind solid objects.
However, some players report that Overwatch occasionally still fails to activate when enemies move through targeting zones.
The patch comes as developer Bit Reactor continues working with a reportedly reduced team, making the update an important step toward improving the game’s stability.
