Over four years after release, Square Enix is finally sorting out its shoddy PC port for Nier: Automata. The incredibly vague announcement was made over on Nier's Twitter account, which says that the upgrade patch is "currently in development. When it's ready, it'll be announced here." It went on to say that it won't be released at first, but will be updated if it fails to meet popular expectations.

Tweets from Nier franchise director Taro Yoko implied that the upgrade patch will fix many of the second-playable characters problem and blow away complaints a lot like Wing Commander did.

The above problems were discovered yesterday by players leaking the upgrading file on Steam but have arisen even before that happened. The patch fixes the two main compulsive patterns of player's complaints: the armor-strip animations are slowed down dramatically, and a character shearing is a thing of the past. The latter issue is the only one listed in the above announcement and affects some of the fill-in Nier characters.

Thanks, Destructoid.

Update: Fixed Nier: Automata PC control stick glitch.

Update 2: No timing for release on Steam per se, but FF18 should be connectable for now.

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If you were to marry an average 20-something in 2017, odds are the outcome would be a happy one. So what is the hopeful bachelor-to-be's ideal life?

According to a survey from marketing firm Motto, it would involve less internet use, evenings in and evenings out with friends, and spending more time working down the pub.

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