Techland has released a new update for Dying Light 2 Stay Human, officially titled Hotfix 1.22.4 (also referred to as update version 1.72), available now across PC, PlayStation, and Xbox platforms. This spring update continues the developer’s efforts to refine gameplay and improve performance through community-driven fixes.
The patch introduces a range of technical corrections, with notable attention to gameplay elements such as Tower Raids, HUD behavior, and audio fidelity. One key fix resolves an issue where players were unable to interact with or load the Tower Raid hub due to missing data and board-related errors. Other enhancements include improved tooltip accuracy for vendor items and adjustments to HUD scaling inconsistencies, particularly for icons and weapon effects.
Audio refinements are also part of this update, particularly with Sola’s track, which previously had playback issues. Additionally, Techland has introduced new telemetry tools to support ongoing diagnostics and development feedback.
Dying Light 2 Hotfix 1.22.4 (Update 1.72) – Full Patch Notes:
- Resolved various audio issues with Sola’s track.
- Removed an incorrect reference to a non-existent HUD symbol.
- Fixed an issue preventing bundle descriptions from displaying in the ‘Featured’ tab when hovering with the cursor.
- Addressed multiple Tower Raid board assertion issues, including:
- Inability to interact with the board
- Failure to load the Tower Raid hub
- Missing raid data
- Corrected scaling issues with the Hunter’s bolts icon, which occasionally appeared oversized.
- On Steam Deck, fixed an issue where long dialogues were overlapped by the item selector UI.
- Resolved a bug where players could not lose an extra life in “Single Player” online privacy mode.
- Fixed a visual bug where Exploding Knives displayed environmental VFX but not enemy hit effects.
- Corrected the Tower Raid class icons on the radar HUD, which were sometimes incorrectly displayed.
- Addressed missing item detail tooltips in Jai’s Vendor tab for various blueprints.
- Resolved an error in co-op Tower Raids where life loss was not calculated properly unless a peer dropped from the session.
- Added new telemetry tools to enhance performance tracking and support diagnostics.
Dying Light 2 is currently available on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. The game first launched on February 4, 2022, and continues to receive regular support and updates.
