Valve has released a new Deadlock update to fix a game-breaking bug that disrupted the in-game shop. In addition to resolving this critical problem, the Deadlock update also introduces a few key adjustments aimed at improving overall game stability and performance.
Valve officially announced Deadlock in August, though the game had been a topic of discussion since May when the company launched its invite-only alpha on Steam. Currently, players can only join the closed beta if they receive an invitation from someone already participating. Despite this limited access, Deadlock is being actively developed, with regular updates to enhance the experience. For instance, a significant update in mid-September introduced a variety of new features, including 24/7 matchmaking and detailed behavior tracking. The patch also added a new minimap, made several balance adjustments, and included multiple bug fixes and performance enhancements to further refine the gameplay experience.
Lag and crash can make playing Deadlock a miserable experience, but fortunately, it is possible to fix this issue. Here's all you need to know.
Valve has now released a new Deadlock update that resolves various in-game issues, including a significant bug related to the in-game shop. Previously, players could shoot...
