Fri, Nov 12, 2010 | 06:50 GMT
Black Ops’ first PC patch targets “performance improvement”
Call of Duty Black Ops’ PC players just got their first patch.
The update, delivered via Steam’s auto-updater, has just a couple of mutiplayer oriented bug fixes.
Reports of lag issues have dogged the monster-selling game’s PC version since it was released on Tuesday.
Specifically, the first PC patch has some “performance improvement for dual and quad core systems”. Many of the game’s issues have been linked to its CPU performance.
The other note in the patch is for a “Friends fix for join in progress and Friends tab in server browser.”
Activision said yesterday that Black Ops was the largest entertainment launch in history, with the game taking roughly $360 million in the UK and North America in its first day on sale.
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Posted in: Action, Activision Blizzard, Hot, PC, Shooter
Tags: Black Ops, Call of Duty: Black Ops, cod, treyarch
4 comments
#1
SunKing
12/11/10, 7:21 am
Too little, too late.
#2
artdafoo
12/11/10, 7:44 am
All my friends and I already went back to BC2, Eff you Treyarch !
#3
Yoshi
12/11/10, 8:38 am
@2 lol are you serious? So because it had a few hiccups like pretty much every game these days your just guna leave it in your games library and never play it? XD Gift it me you fool
#4
Dralen
12/11/10, 10:20 am
@Yoshi
I’m sorry but these were not a few hiccups. The problems made the game damn near unplayable for some, and made the game hugely unfun. I just tried it with the patch and the game still has problems.