Dragon Age: The Veilguard's First PS5 Update Out Now, Adds Mass Effect Armour, Fixes Bugs | Push Square

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Update: Dragon Age: The Veilguard's first post-launch PS5 patch is available to download now, weighing in at 1.7GB. The official patch notes are all about fixing specific bugs, but the update does include a nice little surprise.

As noted by BioWare on social media, players can pick up two Mass Effect-themed armour sets (in celebration of N7 Day) from a chest next to the Lighthouse workshop. They're purely cosmetic, but they do look rather cool:

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Original Story: The first post-launch update for Dragon Age: The Veilguard will be dropping at some point this week, developer BioWare has confirmed. The full patch notes won't be released until the update is actually available, but it sounds like some decent adjustments are incoming.

The studio gives a brief overview of what to expect, writing: «This patch will include some bug fixes, minor balance changes, and some crash mitigations.» Said bug fixes include specific character customisations not registering properly, and companion skill points being reset for no reason.

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In truth, there's not much wrong with The Veilguard on a technical level — it runs near perfectly on the base PS5, minus some weird texture pop-in — and so we'd expect future updates to focus on gameplay adjustments. It'll be interesting to see what BioWare decides to tweak over the coming weeks and months.

Is there anything in particular that you'd like to see added or improved in Dragon Age: The Veilguard? Battle against ancient elven gods in the comments section below.

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