Dead by Daylight Version Mismatch Fix

Update: The final patch notes have been released. We have updated the story to reflect the same.

Dead by Daylight has been witnessing a lot of popularity lately, with the game surpassing 20 million worldwide players last year. Quite recently, the developers released the 4.5.0 Patch for the game which introduced a plethora of new features and improvements. However, a large number of these changes weren’t received well by the community, and it did lead to some game-breaking bugs as well.

One of the most pressing issues in the game at the moment is the Version Mismatch error. This issue has been affecting Xbox players specifically, and it is preventing them from playing the game with crossplay on. Behavior Interactive has released the final patch notes for Update 4.5.2. There are a number of changes to the HUD, and the version mismatch error has been fixed alongside as well. Here are the complete patch notes of the update.


Dead By Daylight Version Mismatch Fix – Update 4.5.2 Patch Notes

Content

  • Raised camera to original position when crawling
  • Changed transition animations in Survivor Locomotion to make the controls feel more responsive.

HUD Layout Changes:

  • Moved the objectives from the top center of the screen to the bottom left corner and removed the additional text. Objectives are now icon based.
  • Increased the size of the objectives icons and added background shading to help improve their visibility when viewed on bright environments.
  • Increased the font size of the generator count number.
  • Reduced the size of the Killer’s hook count widget to be more in line with the other objectives.
  • Lowered the stack of player status widgets from the top left corner to the lower left corner. They now sit just above the new objectives location and expand upwards.
  • Increased the width and height of the timer bar under the player names in the player status widget.
  • Added a new setting in the Settings menu to control the size of the Skill Check independently of the HUD scale setting.
James H. Sterling

James H. Sterling

Environmental Science & Climate Journalist

James Sterling reports on renewable energy developments, climate policy, ecological conservation, and green tech innovations around the globe.

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