The Last of Us Part I On PC Patch Fixes Multiple Issues

Naughty Dog's critically-acclaimed game, The Last of Us Part I, is receiving a patch update on PC. This update is intended to fix various issues, such as bugs, crashes, and other performance problems. It is the latest in a series of updates for the game, which will be released on PC in September 2022. 

The patch update resolves multiple issues, including graphical and audio stutters, audio glitches, low frame rates, and other miscellaneous bugs. It also fixes an issue with the mouse sensitivity not being saved correctly when switching between menus. Additionally, the patch addresses some crashes that were occurring when switching between resolutions. It also adds support for multiple languages, including German, French, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and Russian. 

The patch has also improved the game’s stability and performance. It has resolved several issues with the game’s visuals, such as shadows flickering and walls appearing too bright. Furthermore, it resolves a problem with the game’s aiming system, improving accuracy and responsiveness. 

The patch also includes a new feature that allows players to skip cutscenes. This will be especially useful for those who have already completed the game and are looking to replay it.

The patch is available now on PC and should make the game more stable and enjoyable for players. This is great news for those who have been experiencing technical issues with the game. It is also good news for those who are looking to replay the game, as they can now skip the cutscenes. Hopefully, this patch will resolve all the issues players have experienced with the game.