A new patch is on its way for Dark Souls 3 which will fix a number of issues players have been experiencing. Patch 1.04 fixes many issues players were having with joining covenants and progressing in many NPC storylines. Many of Dark Souls 3s biggest game bugs on Xbox One were also fixed which could kick players out of their game or just not let them access bonfires. There were even some funnier issues fixed which will stop Knight Slayer Tsorig from gesturing at you infinitely. You can read the full patch translation below.
PATCH 1.04:
•Fixed a bug where you might not get items properly while accessing a covenant when a player joins your game.
•Some NPCs questline events have been made easier to trigger.
•Made the requirement for joining the Rosaria’s Fingers less strict.
•Fixed a bug when teleporting to Untended Graves.
•Amended an issue where kicks were being parried.
•Fixed a bug where Crystal Sage would not re-appear after warping in.
•Fixed a bug where Dragonslayer Armour would die on its own before you fight.
•Fixed a bug where Knight Slayer Tsorig would continue to gesture.
•Fixed a bug where Siegward would fail to save Greirat even though the conditions have been met.
•Fixed a bug where, when wearing a ring that increases Max HP, the change would not be reflected in some menus.
•Fixed a bug where the voice chat icon would show (or not show) according to the settings.
•Fixed a bug where the voice chat icon would continue to display when HUD display is set to AUTO.
•(Xbox One) Fixed a bug where you can’t access the functions Quit Game, access bonfire, or use online play items when failing to connect to an online session.
•(Xbox One) Fixed a bug where the game would crash to the title screen when you fail to connect to an online session.
•Fine tuned various other things, fine-tune performance and corrected various bugs.
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