For those of you who’ve Pre-Ordered the The Deadman and Bloodline Editions of WWE 2K25, the game has already been out for playing as part of it’s early access period. And although it’s getting hugely positive receptions, it’s not without it’s fair share of issues as a large number of players have posted on social media about tons of bugs, glitches, crashes and other problems in the game’s MyRise, The Island, Universe, and Creation modes.
Thankfully, publisher 2K is aware of the issues and has released a public statement on X/Twitter suggesting that they are currently working to fix all of them quickly. As a result, WWE 2K25 received a new patch 1.03 for all platforms fixing tons of issues that players are currently having with the game. And here’s a rundown of the list of problems this patch aims to fix in it’s different game modes:
WWE 2K25 Patch 1.03 Notes
General
- Addressed reported concerns with accepting invites from other players
- Stability and performance improvements to Online play
- Stability improvements to Creation Suite
- Stability and performance improvements to MyFACTON
- Stability and performance improvements to The Island (XBX/PS5)
MyRISE
- Addressed reported concerns of Superstars going over the 100 OVR threshold
- Addressed reported concerns of unresponsive AI in Live Events
Community Creations
- Addressed reported concerns of rules being overwritten within custom matches
- Addressed reported concerns of unresponsive facial regions when using Face Photo
MyFACTION
- Addressed reported concerns of match durations not being logged properly
- Addressed reported concerns of pin and submission preferences overwriting the MyFACTION default options for associated mini-games
Universe
- Addressed reported concerns of duplicated Superstar portraits showing up in the Pause menu
- Addressed reported concerns of custom weapons not being available in Universe
- Addressed reported concerns of Superstar information not being saved when leaving Universe
The standard edition of WWE 2K25 will release for all platforms on March 14.
