Conan Exiles version 1.91 is rolling out on PS4, PC and Xbox One. According to the official Conan Exiles 1.91 patch notes, the latest update added resolves issues related to building, placable, crafting and more. Apart from this, today’s Conan Exiles update 1.91 also added stability and performance improvements.
Previously, a big Conan Exiles update 3.0 added sorcery and rituals, an attribute and perk revamp, a new building interface, and improvements to a long list of other features.
Unfortunately, since the release, some players are reporting issues with the game. Today’s Conan Exiles patch 1.91 will address all these issues.
Conan Exiles 1.91 Patch Notes
Performance and stability
- Fixed a sizeable number of crash and stability issues.
- Addressed performance issues caused by Explosive Jars.
Purge and events
- Killing vultures now correctly counts towards the “Defeat Bird Creatures” challenge.
- Addressed an issue that could cause Events to not be correctly updated under certain circumstances.
General Bug fixes
- Addressed an issue that could cause the Bazaar to fail to load under certain circumstances.
- Addressed a bug where some DLC pieces were not able to be spawned via Admin panel despite owning them.
- Entering the Sorcery grotto on Siptah would kill players. Sorcery is dangerous, but not THAT dangerous. So we fixed it.
- “Flex” emote is now correctly granted after achieving level 58 in the Battle Pass.
- Addressed a bug that caused server passwords to not be saved when using Direct Connect.
Animation and cinematic fixes
- Addressed a bug that could cause animations to desync for other players when riding the Batmount-bile.
- Addressed a bug where characters would appear as floating after landing under very specific circumstances.
Ui and text
- Addressed an issue where the Crom Coins balance was not updated correctly under certain circumstances.
- Addressed a bug where the server browser could incorrectly show 0 players in a populated server.
Download free Conan Exiles patch 1.91 on PC, PS4, and Xbox One.
