Bethesda Softworks is scheduled to roll out a new patch, update 1.3, 'Fallout 4’ on Xbox One and PS4 this week. (Photo : YouTube/ Bethesda Softworks)
Bethesda Softworks has recently released a new "Fallout 4" patch via update 1.3 for PC through Steam, bringing in many fixes on the action role-playing video game. The update is scheduled to be rolled out for Xbox One and PlayStation 4 this week.
Bethesda looked forward to roll out the "Fallout 4" update 1.3 last week, however, it didn't happen. Now, the video game developer has stated that the update, which is the largest so far, is expected this week.
Before players download the update on their PCs, they need to make some adjustments on their machine and also learn about a few potential issues. Though the size of the new patch is lesser compared to the previous update 1.2, it is necessary for the PC players to get rid of all unwanted files and make enough room for the latest update, NeuroGadget reported.
PC gamers having a slow connection are advised to plug their Ethernet cord into their computer's back.
While the "Fallout 4" update 1.3 uses about 94 MB of hard drive, the file size of the update 1.3 for Xbox One and PlayStation is yet to be ascertained and so it would be prudent for gamers to make enough room.
Ut can be recalled that various problems have been plaguing gamers playing "Fallout 4" on their PC, Xbox One and PS4, who faced problems with run time errors, textures, crashes, loading screen issues and many more. It is expected that "Fallout 4" 1.3 patch will resolve a number of these lingering issues as it includes several fixes for gameplay, workshops and quests according to Gotta Be Mobile.
The other features of "Fallout 4's" new update includes support for HBAO+, renders enhanced graphics; especially while shooting, depicting meticulous debris as an impact. The new "Fallout 4" update also brings in a new menu bar, enabling players to allocate tasks to settlers inhabiting different set-ups.
Bethesda had released the "Fallout 4" 1.2 patch first on Xbox One and subsequently it was rolled out on PlayStation 4. However, this time, the company has not provided a detailed schedule, but just confirmed that it will be arriving on the consoles this week.
Watch the "Fallout 4" Beta 1.3 with HBAO and testing weapon debris frame rates below:
