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Star Wars Jedi: Survivor has arrived, and fans are ready to dive back into the world of Star Wars. The game has been available for predownload, so many had prepared for the release, but are they truly ready to play?
Jedi: Survivor has a day-one patch that players are required to download to play the game. Even those that predownloaded the game or purchased a physical copy of the game will have to download this patch, meaning no player is safe from this patch.
The game just released, so players would expect that the patch would be live. This guide will go over whether or not the day one patch is available yet, and what players should expect from that download.
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- Features a LEGO brick-built version of Luke Skywalker’s iconic toy X-wing Fighter to recreate scenes from the classic Star Wars trilogy
- The X-wing features an opening LEGO minifigure cockpit, space for R2-D2 droid and wings that can be switched to attack position with a button
- The X-wing buildable toy also features retractable landing gear and 2 spring-loaded shooters, plus an R2-D2 LEGO droid figure to fit in
- Includes Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia and General Dodonna LEGO Star Wars minifigures with weapons including Luke’s lightsaber
- This set comes with step-by-step, illustrated instructions so even first time young builders can build with Jedi-like confidence
Is the Day One Patch Available for Jedi Survivor?
Yes, the day-one patch is available for Jedi: Survivor.
The patch went live as soon as the game became available, meaning everyone who wants to play will have to download the patch. The patch is available on every system, so regardless of console players will be downloading this patch.
How Big Is the Day One Patch for Jedi Survivor?
According to screenshots posted on Reddit, the day-one patch on PC seems to be about 2.15 GB. While we don’t have confirmation on the sizes of the patches for other consoles, we assume they’ll be similarly sized.
The day-one patch doesn’t impact gameplay in any important way. As is the case with most day-one patches, this patch addresses bugs and other performance issues, as well as adding some accessibility options.
Some players, especially those with physical copies or spotty internet connections, may be frustrated with the need for a day-one patch. Still, players shouldn’t fault the developers for working on making the game as good as possible before release. Given the glowing reviews the game has been receiving as well, we can say that the game will probably be worth the extra wait.
Will Jedi Survivor Get More Patch Notes?
Yes, more patches for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor are coming. EA and Respawn have acknowledged the various issues with the game and will be updating it with fixes. The EA Star Wars Twitter will share subsequent patches and what they include.