Mod for Wuchang Reverts Controversial Changes from Patch 1.5

Wuchang Fallen Feathers Players Revert to Pre-Patch 1.5 Experience with ‘Rollback Censorship Patch – STEAM

Developer Leezee released update 1.5 for Wuchang: Fallen Feathers in August. This update focused primarily on mechanical tweaks and bug fixes, such as invincibility when getting up, faster healing, and other corrections. Official communications, however, did not hint at any changes to the game’s history or missions. Following the patch’s release, players quickly reported many complaints regarding unexpected alterations. For instance, some bosses and NPCs no longer died after confrontations; instead, they appeared tired and engaged in different dialogues. Additionally, hostile NPCs in certain sections ceased attacking, which simplified chapters and disrupted the intended storyline flow. On August 15th, the community published a mod titled “Rollback censorship patch – STEAM” on Nexus Mods. This tool locally downgrades the game, allowing players to revert their Wuchang: Fallen Feathers PC version to 1.4. The mod aims to restore the original game experience by reinstating confrontation endings and dialogue progression as they were prior to Patch 1.5. The mod’s Nexus Mods page provides step-by-step instructions for installation and confirms it is exclusively for the Steam platform, with no console equivalent available.

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In a recent update to Wuchang: Fallen Feathers, the developers have stirred up quite a debate with their changes to historical narratives and gameplay mechanics. Marcus Thompson delves into this controversy in his piece “Replay Wuchang as History Has Been Altered,” published on August 15, 2025, examining how these alterations not only simplify certain challenges but also challenge the game’s core themes of death and impermanence. If you’re curious about the implications of these changes and want to understand why they’ve sparked such heated discussion in the gaming community, be sure to check out Marcus’s insightful analysis Replay Wuchang as History Has Been Altered. If you’re fascinated by the rising tide of innovative video games sweeping through Asian markets, don’t miss Carlos Mendoza’s latest piece published on August 12th. His article, “After Stellar Blade, Here’s the Next Korean Game Poised to Make Waves,” delves into the exciting world of upcoming titles such as Woochi The Wayfarer, a dark fantasy action-adventure game set in the Joseon era. With its rich narrative and cutting-edge technology, this solo experience is primed to captivate fans of Souls-like gameplay and historical lore alike. Dive deeper into what’s shaping up to be one of Korea’s next gaming sensations (After Stellar Blade, Here’s the Next Korean Game Poised to Make Waves). If you’re a fan of “Wuchang: Fallen Feathers,” the latest soulslike game inspired by Chinese mythology, you might want to take a look at Sophie Laurent’s recent analysis over on Players For Life. Published on August 12th, her article delves into some concerning technical issues that players have been encountering across various platforms. From resolution drops down to an astonishing 960x540p to frame rate inconsistencies, the game seems to be struggling with performance even on high-end consoles like the PS5 Pro. For a detailed breakdown and insights from Digital Foundry’s analysis, head over to her post Wuchang PlayersForLife Down to 960x540p on PS5, Xbox Series X, and PS5 Pro for the full scoop.

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