Ubisoft have released some information on the latest upcoming patch for The Crew.
The star of the show is undoubtedly the newly added PvP mode, but the update also comes with the usual host of fixes and gameplay changes.
You can find the full patch notes below, and you can expect the changes to be released on February 12.
New content
New PvP mode – The new PvP mode is an elimination race with 10 new tracks available.
New faction missions – Four new faction missions will be released with the patch on Thursday, February 12.
Fixes and updates
Online – The quick co-op feature has been improved, and several bugs related to joining sessions have been fixed.
Online PvP lobby improvements – Enabled browsing of players after selecting cars.
Online PvP session improvements – Matchmaking should now allow players to find more players quicker.
Statistics – Fixed the issue that was causing statistics to display incorrect data and/or simply reset the data. Previous data will not be
restored, but new statistics should not be lost anymore.
Awards – Fixed an issue related to unlocking and tracking the progress of certain awards.
Challenges – Fixed an issue related to progression on challenges.
Frame rate – Improved frame rate in cockpit view.
UI – Fixed an issue when applying certain parts.
Friends – Fixed an issue related to a friend’s presence in game – their status will be set to offline when they quit the game.
Cars – Improvements and tweaking of several cars’ handling and speed
Cars – Buggy’s grip has been improved in order for it to be able to climb hills as other Raid cars.
Cars – Fixed a bug where some cars were able to reach an extreme off-road top speed in reverse gear for: Bentley Continental GT, Cadillac Escalade, Abarth
500, Alfa Romeo 4C, Hummer H1 Alpha, MINI Cooper S.
Cars – Toned down the nitro and grip for MINI Cooper S.
Cars – Lamborghini Murcielago grip slightly improved when using nitro.
Missions
AI behavior in some missions improved.
AI and police car behavior in chase missions improved:
Opponent cars are now less aggressive, and they try more to follow players instead of taking them down.
Gameplay
Modifications applied to the friction on side barriers in order to avoid wall-riding exploit.
