PEAK patch 3.1.0 lengthens room codes, adds Hold/Toggle for Sprint and Climb
PEAK patch 3.1.0 makes room codes longer, adds Hold/Toggle options for Sprint and Climb, and brings protections against common griefing methods.
PEAK patch 3.1.0 is the first bigger patch since the console launch. It lengthens room codes, changes how Sprint and Climb work on controller, and adds protections against griefing.
Safety and griefing
- Room codes are slightly longer, which means way more possible combinations.
- Several common griefing methods now have protections against them.
Controller and settings
- Sprint and Climb are now held actions on controller, matching keyboard and mouse.
- A new setting lets you switch between Hold and Toggle for Sprint and Climb.
- Fixed a bug where, with climb toggled on controller, the same button couldn’t release the toggle.
- Slider settings in the menu now show without decimals, and appear as percentages where that makes sense.
- Scouts can walk onto each other’s heads again.
The developers say they’re still looking into other bugs and issues.
About the file size
The team also explained the game’s larger file size, since plenty of players have been asking. The 3.0 crossplay update added 208 maps to the map rotation.
Previously, maps were patched in every two to three weeks, but the team says that’s no longer possible with console launches and patches slowing down. Instead, the game now cycles through a set number of maps for good. The team says this keeps crossplay working correctly and adds replayability.
