Dragon Age: The Veilguard Gets First Patch and Mass Effect Armor on N7 Day

wccftech.com:

Yesterday, BioWare released the first Dragon Age: The Veilguard patch after the game's launch on October 31.

The patch, around 1GB in size, is largely focused on a variety of bug fixes:

• Fixed an issue where DLSS options could end up “grayed-out” on a 40-series Nvidia GPU.
• Eliminated the cause of a small number of crashes.
• Updated XeSS version to 1.3.1.
• Fixed an issue where some customizations were not applied to the Inquisitor correctly
• Fixed a bug that caused Companion Skill Points to reset.
• Adjusted Companion Approval notifications so they remain on-screen longer as scenes end.
• Harding now has arrows in her quiver and is ready for battle.
• Global banter should no longer start too early.
• Harding and Taash banter no longer repeats indefinitely.
• Fixed potential issues that could occur if a player fast traveled during a quest.
• Changing your party members on the way to certain quests no longer breaks the camera for in-world missions.
• Updated a number of assets to improve visual performance over long distances.
• Fixed several distance “pop-ins” on level art assets.
• Added collision to several assets that were missing it.
• Fixed a minor texture issue with codex art.
• Added haptics to a number of interactions and events.
• Fixed lip sync in some ambient scenes.
• Adjusted audio balance on several Dragon Age: The Veilguard assets.
• Changing equipment no longer disables helmet voice processing.
• Fixed several objective markers that were spawning improperly.
• Cleaned up certain interactions between Skills that caused them to not behave as described.
• Apparitions generated by Iron Veil will now attack
• Entropic Spheres now behave properly on vertical surfaces.
• Fixed a bug where Taunt would sometimes be cleared early, which caused enemies to ignore it.
• Fixed a rare issue where Rogues would not hold their bow while aiming down sights.
• Made the detailed-stats screen more readable.
• Balance changes made to certain fights to match design intent.
• Balance adjustments made to several player