Little over a week after its rocky launch, Stalker 2: Heart of Chornobyl's first post-release patch is here, and developer GSC Game World has implemented a further 650 fixes into the open-world first-person shooter.
In some extensive patch notes shared today, GSC Game World explains that Patch 1.01 has touched on everything from combat balance to bugs, to progression blockers and gamepad input. On the latter point, FPS fans will be relieved to know that dead zones have been increased, which should make your controller a bit less sensitive, and your camera less likely to go astray when you've hardly touched it.
