Drug Dealer Simulator 2 News

[p]Hi Dealers!
[/p][p]We reached the next step of our mission to elevate the DDS2 experience - and fixes are a key factor in it. Here’s what’s improved.
[/p][p]Patch Notes:[/p]

• [p]Fixed the issue of drugs sometimes disappearing if there’s no space in a hideout stash.[/p]
• [p]Fixed the issue where players in a co-op session could not preview the private island villa.[/p]
• [p]Fixed the issue where the jetski for embarking yachts disappeared in a co-op session when one of the players used the yacht.[/p]
• [p]Fixed the issue where the yacht would not always be moved to its new position when using fast travel.[/p]
• [p]Fixed the issue where throwing away and picking up a backpack resulted in some items disappearing from the backpack when the player had an item in the hidden slot.[/p]
• [p]Fixed the issue where hideout raids would not launch properly after a player was caught during a raid for the first time.[/p]
• [p]Fixed the issue where changing the seat in a vehicle made the previous seat unusable anymore.[/p]
• [p]Fixed the issue where yachts would become unusable after running out of fuel despite refueling.
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[p]We’re continuing to iron out the game’s technical issues. We believe that expanding a project without it being technically sound would potentially cause a lot more problems. You can’t build castles in the sand, as the saying goes. And so, we’re dedicating a lot of time to making sure the quality and stability of the fixes. 
[/p][p]Internally, the game has many intertwined elements that resemble a very complex knot that we have to untangle. This means not only meticulous programming work, but also repeated testing. Our priorities are chosen by the criteria of problem severity (e.g. can it block an online session? Can it throw you out of the game?), and the chance of it occurring during your gameplay.
[/p][p]Thank you for continuing your DDS2 experience. We don’t want to hype up or oversell what we intend to fix. We believe that the game, changing for the better, should speak for itself. We’re listening to your feedback and applying it - not just in the form of DDS2 fixes, but also as features of DDS3, which is in active development.
[/p][p]Yours,[/p][p]The MG Team[/p]

[p]We present the first update made by our internal DDS team. More updates will follow next year.[/p][p]Patch Notes:[/p]

• [p]Fixed the crash that occurred when trying to purchase an item with a placeholder icon.[/p]
• [p]Prevented the situation when saving the game while on a boat blocked the character in the boat. Please note that saves made before this update, that blocked a character, will not unlock it - this fix isn’t retroactive.[/p]
• [p]Visual options now work and apply changes to the look of the game. Note that despite this, it is known that choosing lower visual settings does not significantly improve the frame rate since the game is system-demanding in other areas. We intend to handle this in a later update.[/p]
• [p]Leaving a vehicle by a passenger no longer causes the vehicle to be permanently blocked.[/p]

[p]Hi, people!
[/p][p]While we’re working on DDS2 to bring you some more news about the PC update, the DDS games are now on sale! [/p][p][/p][p]Grab yourself Drug Dealer Simulator 2 with a 33% discount, and get it even cheaper with one of the complete-the-set bundles:[/p][p][/p][p][dynamiclink][/dynamiclink][dynamiclink][/dynamiclink][/p][p]Happy playing, Dealers[/p]

[p]We're about to open the streets of Ghetto to the owners of the legendary PlayStation 4. The release date for Drug Dealer Simulator PS4 edition is 6th November 2025, at the price of $24.99.[/p][p][/p][p]DDS PS4 will be a cross-gen offer, so if you buy a PS4 version, you can download the PS5 edition, and the other way around. If you had already bought DDS1 on PS5 before the PS4 version's release, it will also be available to you. [/p][p][/p][p]The performance targets for the platform are 1080p @ 30 fps. Note that save files are not cross-platform compatible, so you'll have to keep separate saves for your PS4 and PS5 adventures.[/p][p][/p][p]See you in the Ghetto![/p][p][/p]

[p]Boo! It's a word we've been hearing a lot these past months, but it's also the sound of Halloween. And since it IS Halloween today, we'd like to wish you, to put it BLUNTly, a dope evening with your favorite, uhhh, candy. [/p][p][/p][p][/p][p]Good news: we haven't forgotten about the owners of the legendary PlayStation 4, and next week we'll have a surprise for you. [/p][p][/p][p]More good news: we're finishing the controller update for DDS1 on PC. It's taken a while, but we faced some unexpected problems, which, for example, caused the sky to flicker since we had to update the engine version. It took a bit of time to straighten it out, but ultimately it should be a good update. [/p][p][/p][p]We'll also have a status update on DDS3 from the producers. I saw the prototype with my own eyes, the mixing, the city, the pew-pew, the driving. Still early in development in the grand scheme of things, but definitely in the project, working, and very promising. [/p][p][/p][p]Stay frosty, and don't overdose on the pumpkin spice![/p]