The first major patch on Switch 2 rolled out just days after launch, targeting bugs, stability problems, and visual inconsistencies. Adjustments to gameplay mechanics, environmental interactions, and interface elements were included, alongside refinements to graphics and performance. These improvements suggest Ubisoft is working to strengthen the game’s position on the platform and potentially influence its future prospects.

Star Wars Outlaws Nintendo Switch 2 Update 1 Details

The first patch for Star Wars Outlaws on Nintendo Switch 2 addresses a mix of gameplay, performance, and visual issues. Players will notice smoother interactions during missions, improved stability, and more consistent rendering across different environments.

Gameplay Adjustments

• Resolved cases where non-playable characters failed to appear, including during the Toshara “Crashed” mission.
• Reduced chances of Kay becoming stuck while moving through terrain.
• Enhanced stealth mechanics in tall grass on Akiva.
• General stability improvements applied across multiple scenarios.

Visual and Performance Updates

• Clearer visuals when sprinting or using binoculars, with reduced object pop-in.
• Fixed smoke and lighting flicker issues.
• Shadows at screen edges now render more smoothly in urban areas.
• Enhanced detail for foliage, fabric, and semi-transparent objects.

Camera and Interface Fixes

• Adjusted camera behavior when climbing or interacting with specific objects.
• Corrected controller icons when switching between Joy-Con and Pro Controller.
• Fixed scaling of the gadget inventory HUD in handheld mode.

Story Pack Changes

• Wild Card: NPCs now highlight correctly when using Nix to plant cards.
• A Pirate’s Fortune: Mynocks are now visible when attached to the player’s ship.

These refinements aim to create a more stable and visually consistent experience for Switch 2 players.