Ready Or Not 1.0 Patch Notes: What’s New In The Realistic Tactical FPS Game?

Ready or Not is a realistic tactical FPS game that simulates the experience of a SWAT team in various scenarios, such as hostage rescue, bomb defusal, and active shooter situations. The game has been in early access since August 2022 and has received several updates and improvements over the months.

However, the most anticipated update is the 1.0 update, which marks the official launch of the game and adds a lot of new features and content. In this article, we’ll go over the Ready or Not 1.0 patch notes, and see what’s new and exciting in the game.

Ready Or Not 1.0 Patch Notes

New Campaign Mode

One of the biggest additions in the 1.0 update is the new campaign mode, which allows players to experience story-driven and immersive gameplay. The campaign mode consists of 12 missions, each with different objectives, locations, and challenges.

The missions are connected by a narrative that explores the themes of morality, justice, and corruption. The campaign mode also features voice acting, cutscenes, and branching paths, depending on the player’s choices and actions.

The campaign mode can be played solo or co-op, with up to four players. The difficulty and the enemy AI can be adjusted to suit the player’s preference and skill level.

The campaign mode also has a permadeath option, which means that if the player dies, they have to start the mission from the beginning. The campaign mode is designed to provide a realistic and challenging experience, as well as a compelling story.

New Multiplayer Modes

Another major addition to the 1.0 update is the new multiplayer modes, which expand the game’s online features and options. The new multiplayer modes are:

Team Deathmatch: A classic mode where two teams of up to eight players each compete to eliminate the other team. The team with the most kills at the end of the match wins. The mode features various maps, weapons, and loadouts to choose from.
Hostage Rescue: A mode where one team of up to four players has to rescue hostages from the other team of up to eight players, who are holding them captive. The rescuers have to locate and extract the hostages, while the captors have to prevent them from doing so. The mode features realistic rules and mechanics, such as friendly fire, limited ammo, and communication devices.
Bomb Defusal: A mode where one team of up to four players has to defuse a bomb planted by the other team of up to eight players, who are trying to protect it. The defusers have to locate and disarm the bomb, while the planters have to stop them from doing so. The mode features realistic rules and mechanics, such as timers, wires, and explosives.
VIP Escort: A mode where one team of up to four players has to escort a VIP to a safe zone, while the other team of up to eight players has to assassinate the VIP. The escorters have to protect the VIP, who is unarmed and vulnerable, while the assassins have to eliminate the VIP. The mode features realistic rules and mechanics, such as body armour, vehicles, and snipers.

The new multiplayer modes can be played on various maps, which are based on real-world locations and scenarios. The maps are dynamic and interactive, meaning that they can change and affect the gameplay, such as doors, windows, lights, and alarms.

The multiplayer modes also feature a ranking system, which tracks the player’s performance and progress, and rewards them with cosmetic items, such as skins, badges, and patches.

New Weapons and Equipment

The 1.0 update also adds a lot of new weapons and equipment to the game, which enhances the game’s realism and variety. The new weapons and equipment are:

New firearms, such as the M4A1, the MP5, the AK-47, the Glock 17, and the Remington 870.
New attachments, such as the suppressor, the laser sight, the flashlight, and the scope.
New gadgets, such as the breaching charge, the flashbang, the smoke grenade, and the Taser.
New tools, such as the lockpick, the door wedge, the mirror, and the camera.

The new weapons and equipment can be customized and configured to suit the player’s preference and playstyle. The weapons and equipment also have realistic physics and effects, such as recoil, bullet drop, penetration, and damage.

New Graphics and Sound

The 1.0 update also improves the game’s graphics and sound, which makes the game more immersive and realistic. The graphics and sound improvements include:

New lighting and shadow system, which create realistic and dynamic illumination and contrast.
New particle and smoke systems, create realistic and dynamic effects and reactions.
New sound engine, which creates realistic and directional sound and echo.
A new voice chat system, allows players to communicate with each other using in-game radios and devices.

The graphics and sound improvements also enhance the game’s performance and optimization, which makes the game run smoother and faster.

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Conclusion

Ready or Not 1.0 is a massive update that adds a lot of new features and content to the game, as well as improves the game’s graphics and sound. The update makes the game more complete and polished and provides a realistic and immersive tactical FPS experience.

The update is available now for PC and will be coming soon to PS5 and Xbox Series X/S. If you’re a fan of realistic and challenging FPS games, you should check out Ready or Not 1.0.

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