The community has managed to keep a sense of humour about the situation while they wait for a fix. It's great to see the developer trying to resolve the situation, but it hasn't worked out as well as might be hoped: PC players have reported stuttering and freezing in the wake of the update, both in PvP and PvE.
According to a Steam Community post, the latest update was designed to prevent the following problems encountered during online play: Luckily, From Software isn't just handing out bans, but is working hard to try and cut cheaters off at the source. Sometimes these cheaters are funny enough to get a free pass, but they're usually just annoying - and their activities can lead to innocent players copping bans. Original story: A new Dark Souls 3 patch rolled out on PC on Friday, designed to do something about the huge number of cheaters and hackers found in PvP. Update: From Software has since removed the patch from Steam, and promised to reinstate it soon.
Dark Souls 3: now with fewer cheaters, but somehow even more rage.ĭark Souls 3 patch targets PC cheaters, hits everyone else instead
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