FragPunk November 9 Patch Notes: Farlands Quest and Extraction Fixes

The FragPunk November 9 patch focused on problems affecting Farlands players, including broken extraction points at Seaside Port, quests that wouldn’t progress and packages stuck inside vehicle backpacks. It also addressed freezes, crashes and a handful of progression issues.

This was a bug-fix update, not a new content drop. Bad Guitar Studio rolled it out without scheduled downtime, though matchmaking could briefly be affected.

All FragPunk November 9 patch fixes

The FragPunk November 9 patch dealt with crashes and several Farlands bugs affecting deliveries. Here is the full list from the official update, including the Seaside Port fixes and changes to crafting and orders.

• Stability: multiple client freezing and crashing issues were fixed.
• Vehicle health: a bug where HP failed to decrease while riding a vehicle after Energy reached zero was fixed.
• Vehicle backpack: packages that could not be removed in certain circumstances were addressed.
• Seaside Port vehicles: abnormal slowing in some areas was fixed.
• Quests: certain quests that could not advance were corrected.
• Seaside Port extraction: some extraction points that failed to activate were fixed.
• Seaside Port enemies: abnormal enemy spawn counts were corrected.
• Perpetual Orders: a condition that allowed packages to be opened when they should not be was fixed.
• Fabricator: upgrade requirements at certain levels were adjusted.
• Blueprints: abnormal behaviour when merging blueprints in some situations was fixed.

Seaside Port extraction point fixes

The Seaside Port extraction fix is one of the biggest changes for anyone hauling cargo. Some extraction points weren’t activating correctly, leaving players unable to finish a run as intended. The FragPunk November 9 patch addresses those points.

The same map had two other corrections: vehicles could slow down abnormally in certain areas, and the number of enemies spawning could behave incorrectly. These fixes don’t remove normal enemy encounters or the dangers of hauling cargo.

The patch notes don’t identify which extraction points were affected, so there’s no official list of locations to avoid. If an extraction point still fails after the update, report the location through FragPunk’s official support channels.

Vehicle backpack and health bugs

The FragPunk November 9 patch fixes a bug that sometimes prevented packages from being taken out of a vehicle backpack. It also corrects a separate problem where HP did not decrease while riding a vehicle after Energy dropped to zero.

Since Farlands involves moving deliveries across the map, either bug could get in the way of a run. The fixes apply to the specific problems described in the notes; they aren’t a complete rework of vehicle health or cargo storage.

Stuck quests, Perpetual Orders and blueprints

Certain quests that previously got stuck can now progress normally, according to the FragPunk November 9 patch notes. The studio hasn’t named the individual quests. It also fixed a Perpetual Order bug that let players open packages in circumstances where they shouldn’t have been able to.

Some Fabricator upgrade levels now have different requirements, and the patch fixes an issue with merging blueprints. The update doesn’t list the exact Fabricator costs that changed, so check the current requirement before gathering upgrade materials.

Was there downtime for the November 9 update?

No scheduled gameplay interruption was announced for the FragPunk November 9 patch. Bad Guitar Studio said the 9 November update would not interrupt play, though players might experience temporary matchmaking issues during the rollout. That’s different from the 5 November launch update, which had a stated maintenance window before Farlands early access began.

What should you check after updating?

If an extraction point, quest or vehicle backpack was giving you trouble, try that action again after updating. If it still fails, note the quest name, vehicle or map location before reporting it. That makes it easier to explain exactly what happened.

The FragPunk November 9 patch is especially useful for Farlands players who were stuck at Seaside Port or unable to remove cargo from a vehicle. Those bugs are explicitly listed as fixed in the official notes.

Official source: FragPunk official update notes.