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Among Us' Airship Map: All Bugs, Errors, & Fixes Explained

The Airship map has finally arrived in Among Us, but the new launch comes with some bugs and errors. Thankfully, InnerSloth is fixing them quickly.

The Airship map has finally arrived in Among Us , and many players are already logging in to try out the new content. However, as expected with major updates, some bugs and errors are being reported. Thankfully, developer InnerSloth is hard at work on fixing these issues. Here's everything fans should know about the bugs, errors, and fixes that have been addressed so far.

When the Airship released in Among Us, many players had trouble logging into the game and downloading the update at first. This was most likely due to the enormous amount of traffic on the servers, and it appears to be fixed now. However, now that people are actually playing on the Airship map, a number of bugs and errors have been reported.

Quite a few of the bugs have been fixed already. InnerSloth has already resolved a problem where the Microsoft Store was booting players without Steam accounts, and the studio has also fixed the disappearing lava, missing walls, and broken shadows on iOS. However, a problem with the new account system in Among Us still exists for Google and Android users, although InnerSloth should have this fixed soon.

Among Us' Airship Update: Fixes For Common Bugs & Errors

Some of the other ongoing problems in Among Us after the Airship update have also been addressed by InnerSloth, and the studio has provided some quick fixes for a few of them. For instance, the infinite loading screen many players are seeing can often be fixed by just restarting the game. If that doesn't work, InnerSloth has provided more detailed instructions on Among Us' Twitter account.

Players have also reported getting stuck after meetings. For now, this problem can be resolved by opening and then closing the Settings menu. Other errors regarding account authentication and mismatched user IDs can typically be fixed by restarting the game. Additionally, users over 13 who are stuck with Quick Chat should be able to change to free chat by accessing the Settings menu. Of course, once InnerSloth fixes these errors, everything should run smoothly.

With any major update to a video game, certain bugs and errors are expected. Given how popular Among Us is right now, some of these errors have likely been exacerbated by the amount of players trying to log into the game. While several of the reported bugs have been resolved already, InnerSloth is currently working to fix the rest as soon as possible.

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