4.2Gb Patch for 5 changes?

attention issues? whats the point of this thread crying about the patch size? bruh

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Is anyone who got the update already, located in EU?

Yes me

Yeah I’m in the EU.

Gotta kill time while the servers are down…/the end

Haha, “the bigger the patch, the bigger the nerfs”? :wink:

Partially the localizations are not yet correct. In the English version, for example, there are still some quests in YORN in which Korean is spoken. Maybe they fixed stuff like this.

Interesting, I have no update, even after multiple steam restarts :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

same

Get your hands on the Korean voice over files.

The English voice over work is terrible.

The patch itself is like 300+ mb, it then decompress on your computer, so its all up to your pc specs :slight_smile:

Oh, I hope that is true. My PC is fine.
I wish I could get decent internet speeds where I live but my provider is like “Nah.” …

Just got one on my last restart, but it’s only 472 mb

Close steam and wait 5 minutes or so, before you open it again. Worked for me.

Another 51.4Mo patch just now

Be careful @Chilli may come and say that the 51.4mb patch is related to a fullstop being added to a sentence >_>

:expressionless: :expressionless:

Why do people always assume that a list of fixes or server downtime for maintenance correlates with the file size of a patch?

Do you really think, you can measure the amount of fixes in file size?
Or patching the client correlates with the fixes on the server side?

I give you a simplified example:

  • let’s assume a main file of the game has a size of 500mb
  • you fix an error within this file in just one line
  • patch size > 500mb because the whole file needs to be changed

Another example:

  • let’s assume you have 100 fixes
  • each fix results in a a very small file that needs to be changed
  • result: patch with 1mb but 100 fixes

Sorry to say this, but this is really drifting into conspiracy theory crafting.

If you don’t have any idea of software development, MMO server architecture, patching,… please stop making these assumptions.

It is totally fine if you’re not familiar with all the technical details and I don’t say that you need to have in depth knowledge of all that. And of course you are entitled to your opinions.
I’m also not saying that each and every fix is listed in the changelog. As the NW devs stated in one of the videos, they sometimes just miss things and forget to put them in the changelog.
For huge projects like MMOs this happens and it happens all the time, not just for Lost Ark, Amazon, Smilegate,…
Software development, especially for such projects, is highly complex. And the tracker for fixes might be very long.
Also keep in mind the “TL:DR” people. Very often you have a long list of changes, but no one reads them and keeps crying, because the changelog was just to long of a read…
Now I’m making an assumption: maybe some things are in fact left out on purpose.
But still no need to call them “shadow…”.

Please keep in mind, that just want to play a game and don’t need a computer science degree for that. And if you’re not an expert in the field, don’t claim to be one.

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Everyone today has a master’s degree and 5 doctorates in everything, so they know. :joy:

my patch was only 56.6 MB…

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you got the update without stealth features :joy: :joy: