Bandai Namco addresses a PS5 save bug and other issues.
has issued a PSAIn the PSA, Bandai Namco said it’s working on correcting some issues related to mouse over-sensitivity, PC anti-cheat bugs, and frame rate / game performance issues that, somewhat annoyingly, cause the game to stutter at random moments.If the PS5 console is unexpectedly turned off while playing a game or in rest mode, saved data may not be saved correctly.
, like most FromSoftware games, lacks a pause feature. If a player opens the game menu, the game still goes on, making the player susceptible to attack while they fiddle with their equipment or inventory. Not having a pause feature is pretty inconvenient, and PS5 users might be tempted to use the console’s rest mode feature to circumvent that. As Bandai Namco warns, that might corrupt save data, so the best option for when short breaks are needed is to save and quit manually.
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