Changing the main room size inDisney Dreamlight Valleyis causing players to get locked out of their homes, and Gameloft is working on a fix. The ability to change room sizes was added in the latest update,Tales of Agrabah,which also brought Aladdin and Jasmine to the Valley.
The update was one of the most exciting for many fans in a while, as it made a few small but key changes to the game, like allowing players to search for recipes. Another welcome update was the ability tochange the size of each roomin the player’s house, allowing for a lot more freedom in home customization.
Now it seems that this same update iscausing the game to lock players out of their own homes.Gameloft is aware of the issue and is currently working on a patch to resolve it, according to a post on the officialDisneyDLVX account.
Gameloft Responds To Disney Dreamlight Valley Room Dimensions Glitch
A Fix Is On The Way, According To Gameloft
To avoid getting locked out, players are advisednot to change the dimensions of the main room in any of their houses to 6x8, 10x6, or 10x8.Using those dimensions may cause an issue that renders players “unable to access that house upon leaving and returning, or may restrict access to the ‘Elevator’ when these specific room sizes are used,” according to the X post. In other words, it will prevent reentry into players' own houses, or stop them from visiting other rooms in the house.
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Until theTales of Agrabahupdate, players were stuck using the maximum 10 by 10 size of each room in their house. Now players change the dimensions of individual rooms, but they might want to hold off on altering the main room until a patch is issued. Luckily,changing the room to any of the other dimensions doesn’t seem to have the same effect.Updating other rooms in player houses is also safe to do, according to Gameloft. The company thanks players for their patience as developers work on fixing the issue.
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The launch of the latest free update toDreamlight Valleyhas had a few hiccups, but that doesn’t make the update any less exciting.Tales of Agrabahfinallybrings some of the most requested updates to the game,making small quality-of-life tweaks that make a huge impact. Some fans are even calling it thebest update to come to the Valleyin a while.
In addition to being able to change room sizes, the update also added tab sorting for restaurant orders and quests, searchable recipes, a new slow cooker that lets players queue up recipes, and more. It’s not unusual for large games to launch an update that has some bugs and glitches to iron out, and it looks likeDisney Dreamlight Valleyis aware of the issue and working on a solution already. Until then, players should avoid updating their main room to any of the dimensions listed in the update above.
