Earlier this week GDN reported on the sad state of affairs surrounding the extremely poor play, numerous glitches and other problems with the PC version of Call of Duty: Black Ops. Yesterday, Activision and Treyarch put out a patch to fix some of them. Not all bugs are fixed but they are marked as ’in progress.’
The patch is available via Steam and is said to solve numerous problems for dual and quad core systems as well as several graphics card problems and server setup to reduce lag.
The note for the patch and what it covers is below.
PC gamers,
We are listening to you and we’ve been busy working on updates based on feedback from the community. We have already deployed a number of updates, and there will be many more to come. Stay tuned right here for all the latest info.”
LIVE FIXES
11/10
- - GameServers.com has bumped sv_maxrate to 25000 across all servers to reduce lag.
- - GameServers.com continues to improve official server distribution in various worldwide regions.
11/11
- - Friends fix for join in progress and Friends tab in server browser.
- - Performance improvement for dual and quad core.
- - Improved connectivity with Black Ops Rcon tool.
IN PROGRESS
- - GPU hitching on certain graphics cards.
- - Incomplete server browser results.
- - Improvements to Quickmatch joins (results with better ping and reduced lag).
- - Zombies “The game session is no longer available” error.
Well, it’s a start. There is no word on a patch for the problems that have been reported on the Playstation 3.
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