Square Enix has just rolled out update 1.03 for Final Fantasy XVI, bringing some important fixes and enhancements to the game. One of the most notable improvements is the correction of the motion blur, which players had been eagerly anticipating.
The update introduces several additions to the System tab in the Main Menu. Players can now adjust the intensity of the motion blur effect with the new 'Motion Blur Strength' setting. By default, the setting is at its maximum value of 5, but players can decrease it or even disable the effect entirely by setting it to 0.
Moreover, two new settings called 'Player Follow (Movement)' and 'Player Follow (Attack)' have been included. When turned off, these settings prevent the camera from automatically tracking the player's movements and attacks, giving players more control over their gaming experience.
Update 1.03 also brings enhancements to the camera controls. The maximum sensitivity for both horizontal and vertical movements has been increased from 10 to 20, enabling players to have more precise control over the camera.
Additionally, three new controller layouts (types D, E, and F) have been introduced, providing players with more customization options for their controls.
The update also addresses some stability issues in certain menus and improves the readability of certain text elements. Players can now use the hashtag #FF16 when sharing their screenshots or video clips of the game on Twitter and YouTube.
To install the update, players will need to download a file size of 267.1 MB. For more details, you can visit the official Square Enix website at Square Enix Games.
