Shadow Warrior 2 receives Patch 1.1.6.0 and The Way of The Wang DLC

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Updated on October 4, 2023

updated on October 4, 2023

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Shadow Warrior 2 has received two major updates: The free The Way of The Wang DLC alongside an important patch that fixes a series of annoying bugs.

The Way of The Wang DLC brings new crafting modes, a new weapon and three new difficulty levels. Shadow Warrior 2 Patch 1.1.6.0 fixes a long list of technical issues affecting the gameplay, multiplayer mode and the game’s user interface.

Shadow Warrior 2 Way of The Wang DLC content:

Seven Brutal Trials
New Crafting Modes:
- Infuse Gem – merge gem with weapon, available after finishing two Trials of Infusion
- Purify Gem – remove negative stats from gem, available after finishing two Trials of Purification
- Embed Gem – upgrade base weapon stats, available after finishing two Trials of Embedding
New Weapon: Fist of Gozu. Finish Trial of the Ancient God to receive this powerful weapon
Five New Achievements
Three new difficulty Tiers for Insane difficulty.

Shadow Warrior 2 Patch 1.1.6.0 bug fixes:

Fixed ‘Saved Games’ relocation
Fixed missing shadows after changing a map or weather
Fixed Warlord force slash bug
Fixed incorrect Vanish behavior
Alt weapon ammo counter fixed
Fixes for places where player could get stuck
Various audio fixes
Fixed damage caused effects for other co-op players
Fixed a bug where co-op partners get level up while still in loading process
Fixed disappearing weapon after cutscenes in some circumstances
Fixed barrier not spawning when fighting the last boss
Fixed chi and health not regenerating while in hub for client that teleporting to a cutscene
Fixed quest giver Kamiko not spawning for clients in hub area
Fixed client block on 018kmh after last cutscene.

For more information about the latest Shadow Warrior 2 patch and DLC, check out the game’s official Steam page.

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