Summary

Developer Hi-Rez Studios has released a small patch to address severalSmite 2issues, including problems involving characters' ultimate abilities. Additionally, this newSmite 2patch addresses some visual glitches and bugs reported by the community.

Smite 2, currently in alpha early access, is designed as the next evolution inSmite’s third-person action MOBA series. By implementing Unreal Engine 5,Smite 2brings sharper visuals and more polished combat mechanics for players. The game aims to keep its core mythological battlefield style but focuses on smoother gameplay and a more user-friendly experience. According to Hi-Rez Studios,Smite 2is expected to leave early access in early 2025. In the meantime, the developer has committed to releasing monthly updates to add new content and address player feedback.

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ThisSmite 2update fine-tunes character abilities, fixes bugs, and enhances game stability. The update mainly focuses on fixing issues withSmite 2’s characters' ultimate abilities. It addresses a problem with Fenrir’s ultimate, which previously had trouble when targeting an enemy, and if his first attack missed, he wouldn’t be able to follow up correctly. Ra’s ultimate also had an issue where it would sometimes stop working in certain spots on the Conquest map, which the developer has fixed. Additionally, Fenrir’s Brutalize ability will no longer track Neith when she uses her Backflip to dodge. These changes are meant to keep each character’s unique abilities balanced and make sure it doesn’t ruin the gameplay experience for players.

Moreover, Hi-Rez Studios has also fixed a number of visual and technical issues, including a bug where Danzaburou would disappear if he transformed right after using his leaf form. This patch also brings some stability improvements to the gameplay.Smite 2’s achievements and trophies, which were previously broken, now work correctly, ensuring players are properly rewarded.

This latest update highlights Hi-Rez Studios' focus on a community-driven development process, a key part ofSmite 2’s journey through alpha and early access. OnSmite 2’s Steam page, the developers talked about their commitment to improving the originalSmiteby offering enhanced visuals, better cross-platform play, and refined mechanics. Hi-Rez Studios has made it clear thatSmite 2will keep evolving based on player feedback.

While players continue to provide feedback forSmite 2early access, a polished free-to-play version is planned to be released in 2025. In the meantime, fans can look forward to monthly updates like the current one.