Starfield patch notes: What did the day one update change?
With such a big world to contend with it’s only natural for a few bugs to crop up from time to time, and to see how Bethesda is getting on crunching through them, we’ll be taking a look at the Starfield patch notes and what the day one update changed.
It’s a good thing they managed to get a sizeable patch ready for launch, as some of the patches fix elements on the shipbuilding which are already quite a lot to contend with.
Many of the fixes smooth out issues that crop up in some of Starfield’s many missions — which would definitely add up in such a long game if left unpatched.
But enough from us, read on to get the scoop on all the ugly blemishes Bethesda managed to cover up before launch, as we’ll be covering a leak about the day one patch which gives us plenty of insight.
Yes, there is a day one patch for Starfield, but if you had pre-ordered the game, then you should have had the option to download this before the game launched.
If not, the game will prompt you to update it before you can play.
It is 15GB on Xbox and 13.4GB on PC, so make sure to download it ahead of time if you have a slower internet connection.
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Bethesda didn’t actually release any patch notes for the day one patch – most likely to avoid any spoilers – so it’s not entirely clear what was changed, however, a leak shared on Insider Gaming seems to have spilt the beans.
Insider Gaming’s source wished to remain anonymous, but they will have validated their source so it’s safe to assume that these are the real deal.
Some of the
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