On the mobility front, the patch corrected a specific “infinite flight” exploit associated with the booster. This high-efficiency booster, when combined with specific generator and frame part combos, allowed players to remain airborne indefinitely, avoiding ground-based threats and chip damage. By adjusting the booster’s upward thrust consumption, FromSoftware reaffirmed the game’s core risk-reward loop: infinite flight breaks the chess-like trade-off between ground evasion and aerial positioning. The patch also increased the attitude stability (the resistance to stagger) of several heavyweight legs, notably the EL-TL-11 FORTALEZA tank treads. This gives pure tank builds a unique defensive identity, making them true anchors of firepower that must be flanked, not simply out-staggered.
The Bornemissza tank legs and Lammergeier tetrapod legs were nerfed in stability, AP, or energy consumption. Armored Core VI Fires of Rubicon update 1.06.1 ...
Improved peer-to-peer syncing to reduce "ghost hits" where damage registers despite a visible dodge. On the mobility front, the patch corrected a
If you uninstalled after beating NG++, . The balance tweaks breathe life into off-meta builds, and the netcode improvements make online play far less frustrating. The patch also increased the attitude stability (the
PvE players are mostly happy, though some note that certain S-rank mission timings (especially Intercept the Redguns ) feel slightly tighter due to the Terminal Armor change.
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