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Dead or Alive 6 Update 1.02 Gets Full Patch Notes; First Details on Next Patch Revealed

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Following the release of Dead or Alive 6 update 1.02 a few hours ago, Koei Tecmo released the full patch notes and provided the first details about the next.

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You can find the full patch notes in PDF form here, or in the gallery at the bottom of the post.

We learn that besides receiving costume patterns only for the character in use, there is quite a lot more to the patch than meets the eye. This includes a lot of gameplay balance adjustments, new quests for the DOA Quest mode, the ability to rotate characters in the Wardrobe, new entry and victory animations for Kasumi, Hitomi, Marie Rose, and Bass, and more.

Graphics have also been adjusted, and CPU workload has been reduced on base consoles and PC.

On top of that, we also get new information about the next patch (which will also come this month) via the official Twitter account.

Looks like requests from players have been listened and the 100x maximum boost to costume drops is going to become permanent. The way they’re received in DOA Quest will also be changed. As previously announced, we’ll also get the online lobby feature.

If you want to learn more about Dead or Alive 6, you can read our review of the game and check out our recent interview with Director Yohei Shimbori.

You can also check out the trailers for the first DLC package and the brand new free Core Fighters release.

Dead or Alive 6  recently released on March 1 for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. If you picked it up, you can take a look at our extensive guides to help you get started.

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