‘Uncharted 4: A Thief's End’ Patch 1.03, Live Update: Localization, Sync & Crash Issues Fixed, Others

"Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" is to receive live update Patch 1.03 and patch notes regarding the updates, according to Naughty Dog. Based on these notes, the download will include different localization updates, as well as fixes to a number of particle sync issues and crashes in the single player mode of the game.

The "Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" has been getting some positive reviews, including the one from Tech Times' Steven Schneider, who had been impressed by the characters and graphics of the game. However, there was also a bit of disappointment for what seems to be lacking of innovation and a story that is quite uninspiring. Nonetheless, the game is still a good one, based on reviews and that the updates released by Naughty Dog will only seem to make "Uncharted 4" more fun to the players.

"Uncharted 4: A Thief's End" multiplayer mode has taken up most of Patch 1.03 content as the update has fixed plenty of issues which peviously caused crashes of the gameplay and changed the descriptions of a number of items in the store. It also enabled a pop-up, which would appear when there are new available updates, according to Naughty Dog.

One of the changes that the Ranked Team Deathmatch mode will be receiving includes a fix for the display of the team favor whenever the teams are equally matched. In addition, there will also be a fix to rank the point bug that monitored penalized players wrongly for losing or winning. Also, the patch 1.03 update used changes and fixes to the Mystical items Staff of Ayar Manco and Spirit of the Djinn.

"Uncharted 4; A Thief's End" live update 1.03 focuses on the game's multiplayer aspect, reducing the amount of warm-up matches that are required to unlock other playlists to just one game. Furthermore, the update reduced the maximum warm-up matches from 10 to 5, while tripling the rank points that each player gets to lose when disconnection or quitting in Ranked Team Deathmatch, Gamespot reported.