Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered Update 1.0.37 - 1....

By fixing minor visual discrepancies like neck seams and object popping, Nixxes ensures the game feels native to the PlayStation 5 and high-end PC hardware.

Fixed floating assets and minor LOD (Level of Detail) pop-in issues, specifically around settlements like Meridian where the increased NPC density originally pushed the engine to its limits. Why It Matters

Perhaps the most anticipated update of them all, Patch 1.4 finally introduced . Players could now equip their favorite armor set for its stats while displaying the visual appearance of any other outfit in their collection. This feature was a direct response to community feedback and brought the remaster in line with modern expectations for character customization.

If you are currently playing Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered , this is a no-brainer. The stability fixes alone are worth the bandwidth. Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered update 1.0.37 - 1....

– Released November 21, 2024 Building on the feedback loop, Patch 1.3 introduced two major new features: a highly requested Auto Pickup option and a Color Blind Mode in the accessibility settings. It also added rumble support for DualSense controllers connected via Bluetooth, resolved a gate-loading issue in Meridian, and fixed a variety of minor bugs and visual issues. Interestingly, this patch inadvertently introduced a bug where players with the "Disarm Traps" skill couldn't place traps when Auto Pickup was enabled, which was quickly addressed with a follow-up hotfix on November 22.

Beyond cosmetic fixes, Update 1.0.37 delivers under-the-hood stability improvements. For PC users running high-end rigs with hardware features like DLSS or FSR, the game engine handles high-bandwidth data streams more effectively.

Refinements to memory management help prevent the rare but frustrating crashes during high-intensity combat or rapid fast-traveling. By fixing minor visual discrepancies like neck seams

: Added an Auto Pickup option to the settings and a Color Blind Mode .

: The Concentration skill was fixed so it no longer requires two R3 presses to toggle after its initial use.

function on controllers would stop working after a cinematic. Players could now equip their favorite armor set

Improved the LOD for distant settlements and objects, reducing "pop-in" effect when traversing the map.

By applying the Horizon Zero Dawn Remastered update 1.0.37, players can enjoy an enhanced gaming experience, complete with improved performance, stability, and visuals. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or just starting your journey, this update is an excellent reason to revisit the world of Horizon Zero Dawn.

Alongside the PC patches, the PS5 version received its own dedicated updates. Patch 1.7 (version 1.007.002) brought parity with many of the PC's quality-of-life improvements. The highly requested Auto Pickup option was added to the settings menu, along with the Color Blind Mode for accessibility. Machine eyes were fixed to flash before attacking, and a bug preventing the gate to Meridian from loading correctly on the first visit was resolved.

Luis M. Alvarez

President & CEO

“I’m impressed daily by the hard work our team does on behalf of our clients. It’s not a vendor and customer relationship, we see it as a partnership where we integrate ourselves as closely as we can into their organization.”

In less than a decade, Luis Alvarez has grown the Alvarez Technology Group, Inc. (ATG) from a small two-person consultancy to the premier information technology (IT) solutions provider on the California Central Coast, delivering IT services to more than 200 companies throughout the state. A visionary who never shies away from exploring exciting new technologies that might give his clients a competitive advantage, Luis specializes in working with executives and managers of small- and mid-sized businesses, sharing his expertise by advising them on trends, analyzing their systems for improved performance and planning how IT can help achieve their business goals.

Luis is considered an expert in business process flow and the integration of IT for maximum profitability. He lead the industry towards a managed services model, an operational strategy that allows ATG to offer continuous monitoring and management of client IT infrastructure at an affordable price point. Luis designed the iTeam service delivery system based on this managed services model.

Luis has lived and worked in the Monterey Bay area since 1986, after 21 years of combined active and reserve duty with the United States Air Force. While in the Air Force, he served in various command positions including the Air Force Information Warfare Center/Air Force Computer Emergency Response Team (AFIWC/AFCERT) and the Defense Intelligence Agency.

Luis has been received numerous accolades and awards, most notably landing on the MSPMentor 250 list every year since its inception as well as leading the company to an appearance on the Inc. 5000 Fastest-Growing Private Companies list in 2011. He also recognized as a community leader, serving on the board of numerous non-profits, including the Monterey Jazz Festival, the Rotary Club of Salinas and the Monterey Bay Area Chapter of the American Red Cross.

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MBA, University of Phoenix
UCLA Anderson School of Management, Management Development for Entrepreneurs
Microsoft Certified Information Technology Professional in Windows 7
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Microsoft Certified Product Specialists
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