Xenoblade Chronicles 3 Patchnotes: Here’s What Nintendo Has Changed With Update 2.1.1

Xenoblade Chronicles fans have something to look forward to as Nintendo has announced a new patch for the game. While the Japanese gaming giants have been working on multiple new releases, it has also been dishing out steady updates for older titles as well. Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is now set to receive its first major update in a long time and fans can’t wait to see the additions to the single-player RPG. The Xenoblade patch note will arrive along with the new Pokemon Scarlet and Violet update this week.

While the Pokemon Scarlet and Violet is scheduled to receive a whole new DLC, Xenoblade Chronicles 3 will most likely receive a smaller update. The Version 2.1.1 update will include bug fixes to resolve in-game issues reported by players.

Xenoblade Patch Notes to resolve two glaring issues

The previous update arrived back in July. This 2.1.0 update added features to the Pyra and Mythra amiibo functionalities and also enabled players to unlock special weapons. Now, the new 2.1.1 update will look to address issues with the Expansion Pass. Players who did not have the Expansion Pass reported having issues with the Special Hero Background Music. Many players also complained that they were facing troubles with the Aduio Setting, especially with the audio environment. Some others mentioned that were not receiving any notification in Xenoblade Chronicles 3 if they did not have the Expansion Pass.

The other issue that the update will resolve is the Art Follow-Up. This Staying Power feature was dealing damage to the player when they activated Fusion Arts. This rather strange situation caused a massive ruckus among the players.

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The 2.1.1 Patch Notes will resolve both of these issues. Players can use both of these features without any unwarranted scenarios and level up by defeating their enemies. Tweak Audio Settings as you please or use Staying Power’s Art Follow-Up by activating Fusion Arts, go forth and dominate Xenoblade Chronicles 3.

The new update will once again revive the Switch player base

Xenoblade Chronicles is one of the most popular games for the Nintendo Switch. While the device was launched in 2017 and sometimes is reported as struggling to run modern titles, it is still a favorite among the fans. The Nintendo Switch has a long list of exclusive games that can cater to a wide range of gamers of all age groups. With the Xenoblade Patch Note update, we can expect to see many players coming back to their favorite handheld gaming console once again.

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