GSG_Jacob

Hello Roughnecks!

It’s finally time for our first major Post-Launch Update! The main dish is two brand-new mission types: Escort Duty and On-site Refining. Both mission types focus on heavy duty mining equipment that needs tender loving care and protection from a team of hard working dwarves! The side dish includes a ton of new cosmetics, further weapon balancing, a much-needed overhaul of the Assignment Board, and many other things. Bon appetit!

It’s time to get greasy! There has never been a better time to be a combat miner working for DRG. See you in the mines!

With Love,

The Ghost Ship Crew

P.S. We know many of our fans on Xbox/Microsoft-Store are also reading these patch notes, so a quick note on the Update 32 version on those platforms: The current plan is to submit it to certification tomorrow (Friday), and then ask for a quick pass through. But this might get hindered if we find blockers before tomorrow or if...

Depending on your location it differs. We release at 1pm UTC+2

Think it just passed cert, so it might be going out anytime soon.

The network rework for Xbox/Windows Store versions has some issues with Windows clients not being able to connect to other Windows clients. We submitted a fix Friday, but it has not yet passed certification, so stay tuned.

We identified a disconnection bug with the Microsoft Store version when it was released last Thursday. And we submitted a fix to this Friday that hopefully should be approved by the certification to go out in a day or two.

The disconnect happens when a Win10 player tries to join a server created by a Win10 player.

From the boss man himself, but the parent comment got buried:

We identified a disconnection bug with the Microsoft Store version when it was released last Thursday. And we submitted a fix to this Friday that hopefully should be approved by the certification to go out in a day or two.

The disconnect happens when a Win10 player tries to join a server created by a Win10 player.

Unfortunately it’s up to Microsoft and the deities of data synching. It’s out for some, so it’s a matter of time.

Unfortunately it’s up to Microsoft and the deities of data synching. It’s out for some, so it’s a matter of time.

Hopefully! But we can't be sure until we get more data!

Update: It's out now! Go get it!

That's the plan! We won't know for sure until people play it, though.

It's an update replacing the multiplayer framework fixing connection issues and a lot of other small things related to the old framework. You should see an overall improvement of performance too.

Safest bet is 24 hours. The current build is giving the same message and the real one should be rolled out to tomorrow.

It will update to a version with the above message. If they’ve disabled updating they can probably play with others who’ve done the same.

We just deployed it, and it needs to sync across Microsofts servers, so that might not be it. If you’re not challenged on bandwidth, you could check back occassionally, otherwise wait a bit.

Edit: Actually, the real version won’t deploy until tomorrow. The one released today is telling people they’ll need to uninstall.

EDIT 2 MONDAY OCT 19:

We identified a disconnection bug with the Microsoft Store version when it was released last Thursday. And we submitted a fix to this Friday that hopefully should be approved by the certification to go out in a day or two.

The disconnect happens when a Win10 player tries to join a server created by a Win10 player.

EDIT: IT'S OUT NOW! COME GET SOME!

The Windows Store Version of Deep Rock Galactic is being replaced by a new version that should improve on both multiplayer connectivity and general stability. It includes a major change of platform code and this, unfortunately, results in the need for you to manually reinstall.If you are on the Windows Store version (Steam is unaffected and Xbox should update by itself) here's what you need to do - Uninstall the game - Wait until the new version is available (this could take 24 hours) - Download and install the game - Start t...

We’re aware.

Could have been a game where the host was cheating.

Alright, this was fun, but it took a weird turn. Back to work, Miners.