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Catherine Lewis

Crimson Desert patch kicks off Pearl Abyss's attempt to smooth out the RPG's rough controls, with boosted responsiveness and more as dev promises "this is not the end"

Kliff resting by a stream in a forest in Crimson Desert.

A huge new Crimson Desert patch is here, rolling out a number of fixes and improvements, including the addition of storage at Howling Hill Camp and more fast travel points.

Patch 1.00.03 comes following a post from developer Pearl Abyss a couple of days after the massive open-world game's launch, thanking players for their support while noting that "we have been listening closely to your feedback and doing our best to make improvements to the game." Specifically, the devs acknowledged that "we are aware of the discomfort many players have experienced with the controls, and we are currently preparing a patch to address this. We also want to apologize for not providing keyboard and mouse players with a satisfactory gameplay experience."

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