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Crimson Desert Patch Notes 1.03.01 (All Platforms (12th April 2026)
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Crimson Desert Patch Notes 1.03.01 (All Platforms (12th April 2026)

Pearl Abyss drops a small but targeted hotfix for Crimson Desert today, addressing a handful of issues that have been tripping up players since launch.

Nathan Lees
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Patch 1.03.01 is live on Steam for PC today, with the Mac version still in progress. It's a hotfix, so don't expect sweeping changes; Pearl Abyss is targeting specific bugs that slipped through.

The headliner is Nature's Snare. The skill had two separate problems: projectiles were either ricocheting off into nothing or vanishing entirely, and wireless controller users sometimes couldn't fire it at all. Both are fixed. There's also a post-liberation loot bug sorted out, where items were failing to land in Private Storage under certain conditions. That one was quietly annoying anyone trying to keep their inventory clean after a fight.

Mac players will need to sit tight a little longer. Pearl Abyss hasn't given a specific window for when that version catches up, so check the official channels if you're on Apple hardware. Full patch notes below.

Full Patch Notes

Fellow Greymanes, Here are the fixes and improvements that have been added this patch.

Update Schedule


Steam (PC): Patch available now

Steam (Mac): Patch available at a later time (in-progress)

Patch Notes Version 1.03.01


  • Fixed an issue where projectiles ricochet away or disappear when using the skill Nature's Snare.
  • \ Fixed an issue where Nature's Snare sometimes could not be used when using a wireless controller.
  • Fixed an issue where under certain conditions, after liberation, loot sometimes did not get stored in the Private Storage.

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Nathan Lees

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