BGMI Rolls Out New Patches for Android and iOS: Bug Fixes and Optimization Included

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Krafton India has released two new patch updates for Battlegrounds Mobile India (BGMI), addressing multiple bugs and optimizing the gaming experience for both Android and iOS users.

According to IGN India, the Client Patch 1 and Patch 2 updates focus on fixing gameplay issues, including visual glitches, movement errors, and platform-specific bugs. The patches aim to improve overall performance and ensure smoother gameplay.

Key fixes include resolving the overlapping numbers issue, the malfunctioning visit button, and problems related to the bonus patch movement pass. Additionally, the basic appearance of the Blue Tiger‘s Roar-M416 skin has been corrected. Krafton also introduced differentiation between static and dynamic images for the Golden Skin Stage to enhance optimization.

Detailed Patch Fixes:

1. Players no longer get stuck underground when jumping from ramps on motorcycles.
2. Motorcycles no longer sink into the ground.
3. The kill log now appears when dying in air raids (Red Zone) or Magnetic Fields.
4. Players can roll through windows without getting stuck.
5. The Bentley skin vehicle now drives smoothly without jerky movement or invisible obstacles.
6. Players on Livik Starting Island now spawn alongside teammates.
7. Wind element users can now sit inside buildings without movement speed changes.
8. The DBS (Xmas) icon in the Shop – Gun Tab now displays correctly.

Apart from these fixes, BGMI has also introduced the World of Wonder (WoW) mode maps. This mode includes four different maps designed to educate players about environmental responsibility, fire safety, and other important themes.

With these updates, Krafton aims to provide a more stable and seamless gaming experience for BGMI players in India. The patches are now available for download on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store.

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