Conan Exiles Enhanced May Update Patch Notes

Saddle dyeing is finally in Conan Exiles, and it's been a long time coming. The Enhanced May Update lands today as the first patch for Conan Exiles Enhanced, and Funcom is giving: community modders, specifically Testerle's Fashionist mod, had this feature working years before the base game caught up. That's a classy acknowledgement, and I'd rather see studios do this than quietly absorb community work without a word.

Beyond cosmetics, the server browser is getting a proper overhaul. Filtered searches should perform better, your filter settings will now persist between sessions, and ping readings are being adjusted to more accurately reflect actual network latency. If you've ever joined a server that looked fine on paper and immediately felt like you were playing through wet concrete, that last fix matters more than it sounds.

Funcom also credits its Whitehat community team for helping identify and close several exploits in this patch. It's a good model: security-minded players working alongside the studio rather than against it.

Full patch notes below.

Greetings Exiles,

We appreciate all the feedback, suggestions, and bug reports that you have provided as we continue to improve the game experience.

Today, Conan Exiles Enhanced is receiving its first patch. It comes with a variety of new additions, changes, and fixes. Some highlights of this patch include:

Improved server browser performance on filtered searches.
Server browser filters are now saved between sessions.
Ping will now be closer to the network latency to help players join servers close to
them.
Implemented color dyeing for saddles.
We know that adding saddle dyeing to the core game has been a longstanding request from the community. As such, we would like to thank and acknowledge the time, effort, and passion of community members and modders, such as Testerle, who were the first to make this feature (and so many others!) available to the community through mods, such as Fashionist. Thank you!

Various exploit fixes.

We would like to thank our Whitehat community team for helping us identify and address exploits. The Whitehat team are community members who are security experts and love Conan Exiles. They want to improve the gaming experience for everyone. Thank you again for helping us!

For the full list of changes, fixes and known issues, read on here: