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AppWizard
August 17, 2025
Last week, Leenzee released Patch 1.5 for WUCHANG: Fallen Feathers, which addressed gameplay issues such as DLAA/TSR problems, knockout recovery, and healing speed, but also introduced censorship that has generated discussion among players. A mod is available for PC gamers to revert to the uncensored Version 1.4. Patch 1.5 changed how players interact with certain bosses and NPCs, replacing death with collapse from exhaustion and adding new dialogue. While some players may prefer these changes, others may want to revert to Version 1.4, which means losing the enhancements from Patch 1.5. The modding community has created several mods compatible with Version 1.4 to improve knockout recovery, healing speed, fix DLAA/TSR issues, and speed up item pickup animations. Additional mods include an Easy Mode for accessible gameplay and the ParryAnything Mod, which introduces a parry system similar to Sekiro. A DLSS 4 Frame Gen Mod is also available for NVIDIA RTX GPU owners, enhancing graphics without interruptions. These mods allow players to enjoy the uncensored version while benefiting from improvements from the latest patch.
AppWizard
August 16, 2025
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers has generated curiosity and controversy among players, especially within the soulslike genre. Many players have struggled with the game's introduction, leading to speculation about future patches. The latest patch introduced improved gameplay features, including enhanced invincibility frames, recovery animations, and new NPC dialogues. However, significant changes to core mechanics and storylines have been noted, such as players no longer defeating historically significant bosses but instead becoming 'exhausted' after battles, particularly affecting Chapter 4 where many enemies are now non-hostile. Criticism has emerged from Chinese-speaking players regarding the game's historical context, specifically its omission of the Qing Dynasty, which followed the Ming Dynasty. This has led to perceptions of bias in the narrative, with some players expressing Han nationalism and desiring a storyline that portrays resistance against Manchu rule. Feedback has also highlighted concerns that recent changes dilute the historical narrative and compromise character development, resulting in a fragmented storyline. The developer, Leenzee, faces uncertainty regarding the response to these changes and whether they were influenced by external pressures.
AppWizard
August 16, 2025
Subnautica 2 is facing a legal dispute after the dismissal of its leadership team by publisher Krafton, with former leaders alleging that Krafton plans to delay the game's launch beyond 2025 to avoid a financial payout. Krafton claims the game is not ready for early access and accuses the former leaders of neglecting their roles. The 2025 patch for Subnautica has introduced controller support, improved gameplay mechanics, and fixed various bugs, while Below Zero's patch focuses on enhancing the Snowfox vehicle's controls and reducing damage from terrain impacts. Both games are currently discounted by 75%. Subnautica 2 is now expected to enter early access in 2026.
Winsage
August 15, 2025
Microsoft has acknowledged issues with the August security update for Windows 11, which may fail to install for some users, particularly affecting enterprise users. The error code associated with this issue is 0x80240069, and Microsoft has released an emergency update that will be automatically delivered through Windows Update. Administrators can also manually download the 'KB5063878 250814_00551 Known Issue Rollback' policy. Microsoft is testing another patch to address the installation failure and is committed to providing a resolution in a future update.
Winsage
August 15, 2025
Microsoft Exchange Server received five critical patches classified as important, necessitating immediate attention from IT professionals due to the active exploitation of CVE-2025-53786, which threatens hybrid Exchange environments, especially in government settings. Microsoft also released two updates for vulnerabilities CVE-2025-53772 and CVE-2025-53773 affecting Visual Studio and Microsoft’s Web Deploy tools. There were no new releases from Microsoft for Adobe products, and the only third-party updates noted were for Chromium.
AppWizard
August 15, 2025
Snapshot 25W33A introduces several features in Minecraft Java Edition, including: - The End dimension now has a skylight that produces occasional purple light flashes. - Iron Golems can plant decorative flowers on Copper Golems, which can be removed with Shears. When a Copper Golem becomes a Copper Golem Statue Block, the flower drops. - Unsent chat messages are saved as drafts if the chat closes unexpectedly, and players can restore these drafts upon reopening the chat. - Players in the game world are displayed in the Social Interactions screen, even if offline. - Shelf updates include central rendering of items and adjusted item sizes for better fit. - Players can initiate chat while inside a Nether Portal, with the chat remaining open if they were chatting before the transport.
AppWizard
August 15, 2025
Epic Games has introduced ARM compatibility for its Easy Anti-Cheat (EAC) system, as noted in the patch notes for EOS 1.17.1.3-CL44532354, benefiting both Windows and Linux-based ARM operating systems. Game developers are encouraged to update EAC to the latest version to utilize this compatibility. EAC's support for Linux ARM devices is significant, especially with Valve's integration of ARM support for Proton. Easy Anti-Cheat is now among the few anti-cheat solutions available for ARM versions of Windows 11, alongside Battleye, Denuvo, and Wellbia Uncheater. Additionally, the update includes official compatibility for the Nintendo Switch 2, allowing developers to adapt their existing EOS SDK for the new hardware with minimal changes. Microsoft is also enhancing the gaming experience on ARM PCs with improved anti-cheat support and the Prism x86 to ARM emulation tool, as well as introducing Auto SR for better performance.
Winsage
August 15, 2025
Microsoft has acknowledged installation issues with certain security updates following Patch Tuesday, specifically for organizations using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). A temporary remedy has been issued for these organizations, while individual home users are unaffected. IT administrators can download a Group Policy for the known issue rollback or manually install the update package. Additionally, Microsoft has identified an Event Viewer error related to August updates, which does not affect Windows performance. The issues were first reported by Windows Latest, and Microsoft plans to resolve them in future updates.
Winsage
August 15, 2025
Microsoft released the mandatory Windows 11 update KB5063878 for August, which includes the Quick Machine Recovery feature for remote troubleshooting of PCs. Users have reported installation issues, encountering error codes such as 0x80240069, 0x80240031, and 0x800f0922. Microsoft has acknowledged these as known errors, particularly affecting those using Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). The installation problems occur regardless of whether the system is newly installed or has been updated multiple times. Microsoft offers a temporary solution called "Known Issue Rollback" to revert the problematic update and suggests modifying the Windows registry or using a PowerShell script as a workaround. Users can also manually download the update from Microsoft's Update Catalog for immediate installation.
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