It seems there will be no updates at all for that version going forward. The Nintendo Switch version of the game is looking to fare even worse as they say due to the outsourced nature of the port, updating it would take too much work.
Payday 3 series Pc#
“To be clear as can be, we will out of necessity, at this time, have to accept disparity between the PC and Consoles versions for PAYDAY 2 going forward.” We see this as an opportunity to, at least, be as forthcoming as we can be regarding the road map ahead. We simply have too many constraints in available manpower to be able to fix the situation in the short term. “We’ve had to look at the future console updates from our situation as it looks today, with the limitations that we have, rather than looking back at what has been said and done before and make choices accordingly, even though they might not be what we wish them to. As of April 2019, the PAYDAY 2: Crime Wave Edition with its DLC’s is almost caught up to PC, but not quite. “Consoles has always been something of an Achilles heel in our production pipeline and while we’ve made several efforts through the years to strengthen the team and effectivising the PC production to better align to consoles, it hasn’t been enough.
Payday 3 series update#
They acknowledge that keeping up with consoles has been a huge issue for them and say that after the current console update 1.5, it may be a good while before we see any significant updates on PS4 and Xbox One. They seem to be trying to get back on track with reviving active development for Payday 2, but it’s come with some drawbacks on the console side.Īs announced via a blog post from the developer, the console versions of the games are soon to be behind update wise. One such unfortunate example was Starbreeze, whose Payday series saw huge success which saw them expand at a rate that eventually came back to haunt them. Over the years, there’s been several cautionary tales, of sorts, of developers or publishers who grew too fast and ended up crashing because of it.
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