Well, that was quick. Bethesda released a new update for their RPG with its awesome ‘backwards-flying-cute-ish’ dragons, Skyrim. As you may have guessed, this patch fixes that hilarious bug – as well as the magic resistance issue – and brings some new improvements to the table. What’s also really interesting is that this update comes with optimized performance for Core 2 Duo CPUs. Well done Bethesda. As always, the patch will be auto-downloaded next time you start the Steam client and you can view the entire changelog after the jump.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Patch 1.3 Changelog:
-General stability improvements
-Optimize performance for Core 2 Duo CPUs
-Fixed Radiant Story incorrectly filling certain roles
-Fixed magic resistances not calculating properly
-Fixed issue with placing books on bookshelves inside player purchased homes
-Fixed dragon animation issues with saving and loading
-Fixed Y-look input to scale correctly with framerate
In other news, Bethesda has stated that they are planning on rolling out support for 4-Gigabyte Tuning (Large Address Aware) next week for us PC users. Now this is just great as we won’t have to use any third party program. This is something we’ve all been waiting for and it will obviously make the game more stable, especially when using all those various HD Texture Packs.
That’s the spirit Bethesda, keep it up.
Stay tuned for more!
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