Also, the ability of HP auto-recovery will be removed, and the difficulty of becoming the Boogieman overall will be increased.

Boogieman imbalance – We will adjust so as not to be able to obtain additional points while being in the Boogieman state.

Also, we will improve the experience of speed reduction while sliding.

Sliding – the issue that sliding stops when colliding with the side of an object will be fixed.

We are working on adding more detailed options for the analog stick including acceleration, sensitivity, dead zone and aim assist.

Aim settings – we hear your request for options to adjust aim acceleration and sensitivity settings.

ADS with CAR-4 – sometimes the aim-down the sights goes in and out while shooting.

We apologize for the inconvenience and we thank you for your patience and the feedback. We are currently working to resolve the issue as soon as possible. We are aware of the issue that some Game Pass members are unable to access Operation Catalyst.

The official CrossfireX Twitter account has promised a solution for the Game Pass issue is coming. Worst of all, while the game was supposed to be available on Xbox Game Pass on Day 1, many subscribers are having trouble accessing it.

Early impressions from fans are not good, with many criticizing the game for a lack of content, shoddy controls, and missing options you’d usually expect from a AAA shooter. Well, it seems there’s a likely reason for that. There are no reviews for the game yet (codes were held back) and it was released without a lot of promotion. Today marked the release of CrossfireX, the new Xbox-exclusive shooter co-developed by Remedy Entertainment, although you’d be forgiven if you didn’t realize it.

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