WWE 2K Battlegrounds

WWE 2K Battlegrounds Patch #5 Available - Patch Notes

Published on November 3, 2020

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2K has released patch #5 on all platforms for WWE 2K Battlegrounds. The update improves and addresses multiple concerns in King of the Battleground mode, adds new hair and clothing options for Character Creator, 8 new unique Superstar animations and more.

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Check out the patch notes below.

King of the Battleground Updates

Performance improvements on the King of the Battleground game mode.
King gets eliminated if no players have been eliminated after the countdown runs out
Addressed reported concerns that crashes may occur while queueing up King of the Battleground
Addressed reported concerns that crashes may occur while in the Options menu in King of the Battleground
Addressed reported concerns on throws being overpowered on the King of the Battleground.
Addressed reported concerns that a soft lock may occur on the Pause Menu before ending a match.
Addressed reported concerns that the number of players may display incorrectly in King of the Battleground

General Updates

Added new hair and clothing options for Character Creator.
Added 8 new unique animations for Superstars (Edge, Big E, Big Show, Daniel Bryan, Kevin Owens, Randy Orton, Naomi, Nia Jax).
General improvements to game balancing and AI.
General improvements to gameplay and player controls.
General improvements to the user interface.
Addressed reported concerns that a soft lock may occur in Character Editor.
Addressed reported concerns related to throws from the floor.
Stability improvements.

If you missed our WWE 2K Battlegrounds review, make sure to read it right here.

I was with everyone else who was disappointed last year with WWE 2K20. You could argue that there were extenuating circumstances due to the mid-development departure of Yukes, or you could blame 2K and Visual Concepts for not being able to stop a glitch-fest of a release. Either way, 2K made a the huge decision to bench its annual simulation title for at least one year. However, 2K also announced WWE 2K Battlegrounds in April, and showed that it would be a complete departure from simulation wrestling. With that in mind, let’s get into things with this WWE 2K Battlegrounds review.

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