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this post was submitted on 22 May 2025
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Direct link to the release notes:
https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1675200/view/820329049655084700?l=english
Yeah, why is that article the pinned post and not the real thing (I'm the first to submit it a few minutes ago, no cross-posting info displayed by Lemmy)?
No one had posted the actual patch notes yet when I pinned this, and the headline on this one covers what's probably the most significant news item about this update.
Personally I really like reading the patch notes directly, but it seems like usually it's the articles talking about the changes like this that get more traction on lemmy and other sites. I think having the patch notes directly linked in a comment here is a nice middle ground of having the higher traction headline/article and the more info rich patch notes both easily accessible.
Thank you