Funcom has rolled out Update 1.2.11.0 for Dune: Awakening, bringing quality-of-life improvements and several important fixes aimed at improving stability, accessibility, and story progression. The highlight of this update is the newly added feature that allows players to deposit items directly into the bank from their vehicle’s storage when arriving at social hubs. This addition streamlines inventory management, removing the need for manual item transfers and making trading and resource handling more efficient for all players.
In addition to gameplay improvements, the update addresses multiple technical issues, including a server crash fix, a lowered minimum AMD driver requirement, and several bug fixes affecting loot containers, Twitch Drop rewards, and Chapter 2 quest progression. Players who previously lost their Poison Snooper during the story can now recover it automatically by re-entering the affected quest area. Together, these changes make the desert world of Arrakis a little less punishing—at least outside of the sandstorms.
Full Patch Notes
Version 1.2.11.0 (Released October 15, 2025)
Highlight
- Added functionality to deposit items in the bank directly from your vehicle’s storage when arriving at a social hub.
- This feature streamlines item management and removes the need for manual transfers between vehicle storage and the player inventory.
Fixes
- Fixed a server crash that could occur under certain conditions.
- Lowered the required minimum AMD driver version to Adrenalin 25.9.1, improving accessibility for players on older GPU configurations.
- Fixed an issue where loot containers would fail to reset their loot content in specific circumstances.
- Fixed an issue preventing some players from accessing the Observer Round Window obtained via Twitch Drops.
- Resolved a progression-blocking issue in Chapter 2 of the main story:
- Players who lost their Poison Snooper can now recover it automatically by re-entering the relevant rooms.
Dune: Awakening is an open-world survival MMO developed by Funcom, blending survival mechanics with large-scale multiplayer systems inspired by Frank Herbert’s legendary Dune universe. Players awaken on the desert planet of Arrakis, where they must gather resources, harness the power of the spice, and navigate the planet’s harsh environment and shifting political power struggles.
The game officially launched for PC (Steam) on June 10, 2025, following an early access period beginning June 5, 2025. Console versions for PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S are slated for release in 2026.
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