Starfield is quickly becoming one of Bethesda’s most iconic releases, and it’s currently their biggest launch to date. As players explore the vast star systems and diverse planets, they may encounter some bugs or performance issues. However, Bethesda has just released the 1.7.33 update for Starfield, addressing and fixing these problems before a larger planned update.
If you haven’t had the chance to play Starfield yet and are looking for a massive interstellar RPG game to immerse yourself in, you should check out our Starfield review to discover why this latest release from Bethesda is worth your attention. With future updates planned to introduce new features, the game is set to get even better over time. The recent 1.7.33 patch doesn’t bring any new gameplay content, but it focuses on improving performance and stability.
Bethesda states in the Starfield patch notes, “This update addresses performance and stability issues, as well as some general gameplay problems. We are actively working on a bigger update that will introduce additional features and improvements mentioned in our previous update notes.” If you missed the developer’s previous announcement, the upcoming “larger update” will include a FOV slider and DLSS support.
Among the forthcoming additions are more options in the game’s graphics settings and new gameplay controls, such as an eat button for food. But for now, the 1.7.33 update brings changes related to AMD, character fixes, properly functioning vendors, and various general adjustments and bug fixes. You can find the complete list of update fixes below.
Starfield Patch Notes – 1.7.33 Update – Monday, September 25, 2023
If you want a detailed look at all the changes included in the 1.7.33 update, you can find the complete Starfield patch notes on Steam, provided by Bethesda. The developer’s corresponding post is also available, mentioning the upcoming larger update.
General Fixes:
- Characters: Fixed an issue causing some characters to be in the wrong location
- Star Stations: Fixed a problem where Star Stations were incorrectly labeled as player-owned ships
- Vendors: Resolved an issue that allowed accessing a vendor’s entire inventory
Graphics Fixes:
- AMD (PC): Fixed star lens flares not appearing correctly on AMD GPUs
- Graphics: Addressed an upscaling issue that caused blurry textures
- Graphics: Resolved an issue causing photosensitivity problems while scrolling through the inventory menu
Enhanced Performance and Unwavering Stability
- Effortless Hand Scanning: We have resolved an issue that caused hitching with the Hand Scanner, ensuring smooth operation and an uninterrupted experience.
- Streamlined Stability: We have implemented various stability and performance improvements, addressing crashing and freezing occurrences for a seamless gaming experience.
Seamless Ship Experience
- Immersive Displays: We have fixed an issue that caused items displayed on in-ship mannequins to disappear, guaranteeing your displayed items remain visible as intended.
- Reliable Storage: No more vanishing act! We have rectified an issue where items stored in Razorleaf Storage Containers and Weapon Racks would disappear after commandeering another ship.
While eagerly awaiting Bethesda’s highly-anticipated update, make sure to explore our comprehensive guide to all the remarkable Starfield companions. Your favorite companion may be out there, waiting to be discovered in the vast expanse of space. Alternatively, ignite your gaming experience before the patch with our extensive collection of incredible Starfield mods.
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