Fantasy Life i 1.3.0 update improves graphics on Nintendo Switch 2 and more, patch notes
Level-5 issued a new version 1.1.0 update for Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, and while it’s out on Nintendo Switch 2 and Switch, there are specific graphical improvements on the new console.
The patch improves shadows and reflection effects, and extends the distance at which objects are rendered on Nintendo Switch 2. A number of other features and fixes are also included.
Here’s the full rundown:
Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time version 1.3.0 update patch notes
Feature Additions/Adjustments
Adjusted Lock-On
- Added a setting in the Options menu to select automatic lock-on to the nearest enemy when drawing a weapon.
- *To enable this feature, turn on “Auto-Select Target” in the settings.
Adjusted the Hagram Build
- Adjusted the Hagram Build feature so that after grabbing an object, pressing the cancel button will return it to its original position.
Adjusted God’s Touch
- Adjusted God’s Touch so it can be canceled by performing actions such as attacking or dodging.
- Adjusted the button used to activate God’s Touch when using a gamepad.
Expanded Key Configuration for Gamepads
- Expanded the range of keys that can be assigned to certain commands.You can now further customize your control layout, such as by swapping the attack and dodge buttons.
Added a Graphics Option
- Added a setting for “Depth of Field (Post-Processing).”
Only for Switch 2
Graphics Enhancements
- Improved shadows and reflection effects, and extended the distance at which objects are rendered for an overall enhancement in visual quality.
Bug Fixes
- Fixed an issue in Treasure Groves where routes were not generated correctly, making it impossible to play normally.
- Fixed an issue where some treasure chests appeared open even though they had not been interacted with. *After the patch is applied, unopened chests (including those that contain items which can be collected multiple times) will be restored to a closed state.
- Fixed an issue where Guild Quests did not register as completed even after fulfilling the requirements.
- Fixed an issue where Guild Quests did not register as completed even after fulfilling the requirements.
- Fixed an issue where the remaining effect count of meals with Gathering or Crafting boost effects was not decreasing correctly after consumption.
- Fixed other minor bugs.
Another update will follow for the game soon on Nintendo consoles. It will come with camera adjustments, the ability to re-listen to Life Songs, additional bug fixes, and more.
Also announced today is that Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time has now sold over one million copies.
