Madfinger Games has announced that May 27 sees the launch of Gray Zone Warfare’s 0.3.0.3 hotfix. Players have been experiencing extreme crashing issues as of late. This new patch aims to make these big-time bugs a thing of the past.
Gray Zone Warfare may not be an extraction shooter, but it’s a successful shooter nonetheless. The Winds of War update has hugely revitalized the FPS, and the developer continues to improve the experience.
May 27 Gray Zone Warfare Hotfix Fixes Server Crashing
Crashing errors can bog down any experience. More so when it’s an online shooter needing constant connectivity. Servers are unpredictable, though, and it’s been affecting Gray Zone Warfare’s big community.
Hotfix 0.3.0.3 aims to make big stabilization improvements. “We want to inform you that we plan to deploy Hotfix 0.3.0.3 on the public branch tomorrow (May 27),” said the game’s official X page.
The update addresses the crashing associated with an NVIDIA Driver update, crashing on loading screens, and even targets an upgrade to graphics.
It goes live on May 27, and there’s downtime to go with it: “Server Downtime from 04:00 AM EST / 10:00 AM CEST to 05:00 EST / 11:00 AM CEST.”
Full Patch Notes For Gray Zone Warfare Hotfix 0.3.0.3
Hotfix 0.3.0.3 is not the most extensive list of patch notes you’ll ever see. Regardless, we’ve got all the notes for you below, and you can see the exact measures taken by the update:
- [Fixed] The crash present on the latest driver version for NVIDIA 50-series cards.
- [Fixed] An issue where players might rarely get stuck on a loading screen at 72%.
- [Fixed] Two more server crashes.
- [Fixed] An issue where the game would get stuck on certain FPS and appear choppy until FSR Frame Generation was turned off and on.
Let us know how you get on with the update. Has it stopped frequent crashes in GZW? Let us know below with a comment and through the Insider Gaming forum.
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