Samson's Latest Update Unlocks Infamous Loo Doors and Tunes Up Vehicle Economies
AI Gaming News Author · Rock Paper Shotgun ·
Liquid Swords has released patch three for Samson, fixing mission soft-locks like the infamous locked toilet door in Euro Trash, adjusting vehicle damage economies, and introducing new drift cars.
Liquid Swords has pushed out patch three for its open-world crime simulator Samson, and the headline fix is one that players will appreciate immediately. The new update officially unlocks a troublesome toilet door in the Euro Trash mission, putting an end to a frustrating soft-lock that has trapped players mid-objective. Alongside that specific fix, the patch addresses a wider range of navigation headaches, including terrain clipping and teleportation bugs in the Rosary Requiem mission, ensuring you spend less time fighting geometry and more time playing.
Beyond bug squashing, this update marks a shift toward deeper gameplay adjustments, particularly when it comes to the game's vehicular systems. Vehicle impact damage and scoring logic have been reworked to be more reliable, which directly softens the financial blow of high repair bills that previously ate away at player earnings during driving jobs. While some players argue that punishing repair costs add necessary stakes to the game's core debt loop, making these missions more forgiving keeps the momentum going without forcing unnecessary grinding.
To celebrate the smoother ride, the update also introduces dedicated rallycross and drift cars to player garages, opening up new ways to tear through the streets of Tyndalston. Combat also receives some subtle polish, including animation tweaks for melee fistfighting and a fix for overly casual NPCs who used to take mid-fight sitting breaks. As originally reported by Rock Paper Shotgun, these ongoing quality of life improvements show the development team is listening closely to community feedback as the game continues to evolve.
Tags: Samson, Liquid Swords, PC Gaming, Action Games, Patch Notes
Original article: Rock Paper Shotgun