Ethan Crossfield 
If Faie’s constant chatter is ruining your run in The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, today’s 1.1.0 update is the one to grab. The new option lets you fully turn off Faie’s voice on every supported platform, alongside several gameplay and performance fixes.
What changed in today’s 1.1.0 update
Team Asano’s HD-2D action RPG, The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, launched last month on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC. While many players have been enjoying the adventure, the most common complaint has been about Faie—the companion fairy who accompanies Elliot—being far too talkative. The new update directly addresses that frustration by adding a complete toggle to turn off Faie’s voice.
Beyond the Faie adjustment, the patch notes also mention that tutorial behavior has been adjusted. On the performance side, the update fixes FPS drops on some PCs when Faie is present, and it includes several minor bug fixes. The patch is available now to download on all listed platforms.
Who benefits from the Faie voice-off option (and who should care)
This update targets a very specific type of annoyance: players who want fewer interruptions during exploration and dialogue sequences. While the game already offered options from launch to reduce how often Faie speaks, today’s 1.1.0 goes further by letting you disable her voice entirely. For anyone who found Faie’s communication style distracting—especially if you’ve ever been bothered by over-talkative companions in Zelda-like games—this is the clearest quality-of-life improvement in the patch.
It also matters for performance-minded players. Since the update specifically calls out FPS drops on some PCs when Faie is present, the voice-off feature isn’t the only reason to install the update. If your frame rate has dipped during Faie-related moments, this patch is meant to smooth that out.
What comes next and what to read before you update
If you’re deciding whether to play now (or whether the game is still worth your time after launch gripes), it may help to see how the experience holds up overall. Game Informer’s review is referenced as a way to understand why the game was enjoyed despite Faie’s insistence on preventing silence. From there, you can also look at coverage of Team Asano’s other titles, including Octopath Traveler 0, Octopath Traveler II, and Triangle Strategy, to gauge what kind of RPG design DNA you can expect.
For current owners, the practical takeaway is simple: download 1.1.0 on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, or PC, then check the game’s options to fully disable Faie’s voice. It’s a small change that directly targets the loudest complaint the community has been making.
What players should know
- The update adds a full option to turn off Faie’s voice completely (not just reduce her speaking).
- Patch 1.1.0 also adjusts tutorial behavior.
- It fixes FPS drops on some PCs when Faie is present.
- Minor bug fixes are included, and the update is available now on PS5, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch 2, and PC.
Expert View
Faie’s chatter was clearly the loudest friction point in The Adventures of Elliot: The Millennium Tales, and it’s rare to see that kind of specific feedback turned into a complete disable option so quickly. The update also brings performance and tutorial improvements, which makes it more than a single-issue patch. If you’ve been waiting for the game to feel less intrusive—or if you’ve seen frame drops during Faie moments—this is a strong reason to update and re-evaluate your run.
