Asobo Studio released patch 1.003 for Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy on October 6, targeting stability and input fixes across PC and console platforms. This update addresses specific performance issues that disrupt gameplay, particularly for players using AMD hardware or navigating complex combat scenarios. Buyers running these systems should apply the patch to resolve stuttering and control glitches.
Asobo Studio releases patch 1.003 to resolve stability and input bugs across PC and console platforms
The developer pushed the update to resolve critical bugs affecting user experience, including AMD antilag conflicts when FSR is disabled. Players on PlayStation 5 also receive a fix for PSSR settings that previously failed to save after a system restart. These changes ensure that visual fidelity settings remain consistent across sessions.
Stability improvements in version 1.003 reduce stutter lag when players approach new Nemesis Areas. Audio fixes address stuttering on Xbox Series X and improve the quality of German voiceovers in chapters IV and IX. Combat mechanics receive corrections to prevent enemies from surviving pushes off edges and to fix reaction issues after restarts.
Design adjustments allow modification of Book navigation and Focus Attack inputs, resolving previous control limitations. The patch also fixes a crouching bug present in Chapter IX. We previously noted balance and stability themes in the last Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy update, and this release continues that focus on refining core mechanics.
The update resolves specific technical hurdles that hindered progression in Nemesis Areas and combat encounters. Players on Xbox Series X benefit from improved audio stability, while PC users gain better compatibility with AMD antilag features. The fix for PSSR settings ensures a smoother experience for PlayStation 5 owners.
Source: Resonance, MP1ST
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