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Spectre Divide Address Launch Week Issues With New Patch
The team behind Spectre Divide have addressed many of the issues that came up during launch week with a new patch and info
Article Summary
- Mountaintop Studios releases patch to fix Spectre Divide launch issues.
- Patch addresses matchmaking delays, server errors, and DDoS attacks.
- Cosmetic pricing lowered for better player accessibility.
- Update adds custom matches, doubles XP progression for faster leveling.
Indie game developer and publisher Mountaintop Studios addressed some of the issues that came up during the launch of Spectre Divide, as the game has received a new patch. Mountaintop's CEO and Co-Founder, Nate Mitchell, sent out the statement we have here, and the company released the info we have for you below, addressing the issues they've had, which included a DDoS attack on their servers and several login problems. The new patch was released this week to help fix those issues, which you should be able to download right now. More details can be found on the game's Steam page.
"We started on Spectre Divide because we love competitive shooters and wanted to share something fresh with this community," said Nate in the post. "We're in it for the long haul, and we can't do it without you. Thanks again for all your support."
Spectre Divide – First Major Patch
Despite initial hurdles, including matchmaking issues, in-game store pricing adjustments, DDoS attacks on servers, and login problems, the team has implemented several patches to enhance the gameplay experience. These updates include reduced queue times, setting up protections to prevent malicious server attacks, doubling XP progression, introducing custom matches for any player size, and improving server stability. Player feedback remains the driving force behind these updates, and the studio promises even more improvements in the coming weeks.
- Matchmaking Improvements: A bottleneck was identified in the matchmaking architecture that resulted in extended queuing times. The issue has been addressed, and matchmaking now processes players in just a few seconds.
- Cosmetic Pricing Adjustment: Based on player feedback, cosmetic pricing was reduced shortly after launch to make the store more accessible to all players.
- Server Security and Stability: The team successfully addressed DoS and DDoS attacks that caused random connection drops and login issues by setting up server-side security measures.
- Custom Matches & XP Boost: The latest patch allows players to create custom matches of any player size, and doubles XP progression to speed up player leveling.
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