It is not clear if the error that prevented the progression in Dathomir is already completely remedied, but the study has made different arrangements on that planet.
If you have chosen to land in Dathomir at the beginning of Jedi Star Wars: Fallen Order, you may be one of the players whose game has been left without remedy. There is a point where it is assumed that it is impossible to reach a certain platform without the required powers of force, but some have succeeded, have saved the game and have run out of the possibility of going back. According to the patch notes, published by Respawn Entertainment on Reddit, there are several arrangements related to Dathomir, although it remains to be seen if any of them is the mistake that has given so much to talk about.
According to the study, a bridge has been placed in Dathomir, so "the game's progress is no longer blocked." In addition, players will not be able to reach a certain area of the planet that requires double jumping. Although the patch notes do not clarify it, this fits in with the block zone, since this ability was required to reach that specific point. Respawn has also solved a problem that prevented Cal from leaving the tomb in Dathomir, as well as another bug that prevented progression by ending a certain enemy.
Other improvements
Together with some solutions for collisions in some environments, which negatively affected some fighting, the study has ensured that BD-1, the droid that accompanies Cal Kestis, is always visible. With respect to color, the force bar has been modified to make it easier to interpret. Some imperfections have also been touched on certain puzzles, as well as other additional bugs.
Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is available on PS4, Xbox One and PC. The game still has some performance issues, but the studio hopes to continue polishing the experience for months to come.
