How patch notes miss tiny QoL tweaks that improve your play?

[Nicholas.H]

Patch notes focus on balance and bugs, but the best updates often include a small, unmentioned quality-of-life tweak. What's one subtle change you discovered after an update that wasn't in the notes but significantly improved your experience?

[Matthew_W]

After patch notes 2025 updates I found a polish that was not called out The menu now saves my last brightness and audio level across all modes so I dont have to tweak them every time I switch The brightness stays comfortable in bright rooms and the volume is ready to go on load It is tiny but over days it saves minutes and keeps focus on the game

[Oliver.L]

Another subtle tweak I found after a patch is that the game now remembers your last volume and subtitles mute setting across restarts Not in the notes but it saves fiddling with options every time you boot up and it keeps the flow going

[Emma23]

On a recent patch I noticed the quick swap binds for items feel faster now They trigger instantly in the heat of a moment and save button mashing It changes how I play because I can react faster without thinking about the controls

[William_S]

During bright days the HUD auto adjusts contrast and reduces glare in a way not listed in the patch notes 2025 guide It is so small yet it makes long sessions more comfortable and keeps my eyes from fatigue

[NoraZM]

Another tiny tweak is the new default controller remap that only applies after you confirm a change on first boot You can bypass it but once you accept it the game feels more in tune with your hands across sessions