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Killing Floor 3 Hotfix May 22 Fixes Purchasing Issues via Patch 2.013

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Killing Floor 3 hotfix version 2.013 released on May 22 fixes client crashes, in-game store purchasing issues, and improves base frame time by up to 14% on mid-spec machines.

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Tripwire Interactive released a hotfix for Killing Floor 3 on May 22.

Tripwire Interactive addresses stability and transaction problems within the game.

The update carries version number 2.013, with the complete build identified as 2.013.000.

This patch addresses stability and transaction problems within the game.

Developers fixed a crash that affected some clients during gameplay.

The team also resolved an issue where certain users could not purchase items from the in-game store.

Performance improvements target CPU efficiency by optimizing the game thread for smoother execution.

The update includes refined multi-pass LOD bone-pruning for Zed models and more efficient handling of audio component ticking and occlusion services.

Tripwire Interactive claims this optimization translates into up to a 14% improvement in base frame time measured on a mid spec machine in certain scenarios.

Source: MP1ST

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