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BALAN WONDERWORLD FINAL BOSS SEIZURE PATCH
It’s safe to say if you want to jump into Balan Wonderworld, epileptic or not, make sure you have that Day 1 patch installed.
Though pre-release gameplay was contentious among players, we generally had ourselves a good time with Balan Wonderworld in our preview, enjoying the lighthearted mechanics of its 3D platforming adventure. It’s good on Square Enix to address the matter, but it still leaves many wondering how such an issue made it to the final game in the first place. There are no patch notes for Balan Wonderworld’s Day 1 patch, so it’s difficult to know exactly what was fixed or how the matter was improved at this time, but it does warrant further investigation. The Day 1 Patch prevents this issue as well as enhances the overall play experience. We have received reports of a photo-sensitive epilepsy risk from a potential flashing bug if playing the game un-patched.
BALAN WONDERWORLD FINAL BOSS SEIZURE INSTALL
Please ensure that you install the Day 1 Patch before playing. Regardless, it’s enough of a problem that Square Enix has issued a patch to try to fix the matter. It would appear to be a visual glitch, though its difficult to say how such a glaring flaw made it through testing. In some, but apparently not all instances of the encounter, the game seems to exhibit very harsh flashing white effects over the game’s regular scenery. Reportedly, the final boss of the game is where the it occurs (take caution in watching). Regular Form - Lance is a tall, thin figure with elf-like pointy ears and black, tendril like hair with rainbow markings (Negati patterns/markings) around. He also appears in the novel, Balan Wonderworld Maestro of Mystery, Theatre of Wonders. The issue in Balan Wonderworld was recently pointed out by fans and fully tested and analyzed by GameInformer. 'Lance traps visitors to Wonderworld within their own hearts, to create monsters out of negativity.' Lance is the main antagonist of Balan Wonderworld. Square Enix has called it a bug and is issuing an immediate patch to resolve the issue. There have been reports of a late game instance in Balan Wonderworld which could trigger seizures in those with epilepsy and sensitivity to flashing light effects. However, those with epilepsy or sensitivity to flashing effects may want to be cautious and make sure they get their hands on a Day 1 patch before playing. Several others reported the same.Balan Wonderworld is set to hit the market today, bringing players into its colorful platforming adventure. My husband, who had no prior issues with epilepsy or neurological triggers, complained of feeling dizzy before he threw up. However, reports suggest that Square Enixs newly-released Balan Wonderworld also contains a scene that could potentially induce seizures. Since that tweet went live, I've had numerous people reach out, including developers and other QA devs, saying that they aren't even epileptic, but they felt "odd" after watching. The quick succession is instantly dangerous, and because of that, I made a PSA on social media to give a warning. The scene above is not just using flashing effects, it rapid-fires a series of white on background flashes. I can't imagine how this possibly passed the necessary safety certification process if this were intended.
What I saw - I hope- is simply a pre-launch glitch because if this scene was intended, my concern is that there were safety checks cut. I did my usual "checkup" on myself, I donned safer tech settings, and I looked again, this time at a slower speed to negate the rapid-fire effect that I know is a trigger. Instantly, my right side dropped, and I could feel the onset of an episode. When I first began watching the scene, which you can view in the video at the 12:40 mark (but I highly advise against it or to use caution), I immediately had to shut it off. Game Informer's Liana Ruppert, who covered the issues relating to Cyberpunk 2077, has issued the following PSA about the problem: We haven't embedded the video on this page, for obvious reasons. If you really want to take a look, this occurs twice at 11:35 and 12:40.
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