Texas Chainsaw Massacre Game
Hey there, fellow gamers! I’ve got some exciting news for you today. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre game is getting a new patch on November 7th, and I’ve got all the juicy details for you. So, grab your controller and let’s dive in!
Now, you might be wondering what this patch is all about. Well, my friend, it’s all about making your gaming experience smoother and more enjoyable. The developers at Gun Media have been hard at work fixing some pesky bugs and making some much-needed changes.
The Texas Chainsaw Massacre patch notes
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Fixed: Nicotero Leatherface’s Interaction Audio
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Fixed: Nicotero Leatherface’s Chain Saw Dance Audio
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Fixed: Gas Station Car Exploit
Let’s start with the fixes, shall we? One of the issues addressed in this patch is the interaction audio for Nicotero Leatherface. You know how important audio cues are in gaming, right? Well, now you can rest easy knowing that the interaction audio for Leatherface has been fixed. No more missing out on those crucial sound effects!
And speaking of audio, the developers have also fixed the chain saw dance audio for Nicotero Leatherface. Now you can enjoy the game with all the right sounds, immersing yourself in the terrifying world of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre.
- But that’s not all, my friend. The devs have also put an end to a sneaky exploit involving the gas station car. You see, some players figured out a way to crouch into the blue car near the tool shed on the Gas Station map. Sneaky, right? Well, not anymore! The exploit has been fixed, and players will no longer be able to enter the car. Fair play for everyone!
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Fixed: Pixelated Textures
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Changed: Player Levels in Lobbies
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Changed: Party Icons in Lobbies
Now, let’s talk about some changes that have been made. First up, the developers have fixed the issue of pixelated textures. You know how annoying it is when you’re playing a game and the textures don’t load properly? Well, you won’t have to worry about that anymore. The pixelated textures are a thing of the past, my friend.
And here’s another change for you. Players who are partied up will no longer display party icons in lobbies. Why is this important, you ask? Well, it’s all about creating a level playing field. Now, you won’t be able to tell who’s part of a party and who’s not, adding an extra layer of challenge to your gaming experience.
- And guess what? The party icon is no longer displayed in the player list, scoreboard, and match results. It’s all about fairness and giving everyone an equal shot at victory.
Now, before you dive back into the game, let me share a little snippet from our Texas Chainsaw Massacre review. Our reviewer, Steve, had this to say about the game: “The Texas Chainsaw Massacre is a fantastic homage to the original film and really shines in its general presentation, but the gaming experience itself proves to be a frustrating one. Combine an increasingly toxic community and the prevalence of cheaters with a distinct lack of maps and variety and you have a game that may well struggle to succeed in competition with the many other titles in the asymmetrical horror genre. To paraphrase the tagline to the movie – will this game survive and what will be left of it?”
So, there you have it, fellow gamers. The Texas Chainsaw Massacre game is getting a patch to improve your gaming experience. With fixes to audio issues, exploits, and pixelated textures, as well as changes to player levels and party icons, you’ll be able to enjoy the game even more. But remember, it’s not just about the patches and updates. It’s about the community, the challenges, and the thrill of the game. So, grab your chainsaw and get ready for some heart-pounding action!
Source: Reddit