"Fallout 4's" first patch is already out on Nov. 24, and the patch is in beta update 1.2.33, which includes remapping Activate which is perfectly working on the Quick Container, and the number pad keys can now be incorporated with remapping. Although it will not install automatically because this is the only beta update that the game has, gamers will need to search "Fallout 4" in the Steam Library and choose Betas in the Settings tab.
A few days after the initial release of "Fallout 4," game developer Bethesda Game Studios has warned the gamers to back up their saved file before pushing for the post beta procedure. "Fallout 4" has seen the release of its first patch from Bethesda earlier this week, and intends to fix the bugs and introduce new objects.
The update is currently still in process and is only accessible to fans who chose to receive the beta content. But the developer has warned gamers to take any means of precautionary action whenever handling new data that has not been approved yet for release for the game update on PS4 or Xbox One. Early in November, there was a revelation that the developer intended to release minor game updates with the primary motive of addressing glitches that are expected to appear on the PC version of the game. "Fallout 4's " recent update 1.2.33 contains two features that allows for gamers to do numberpad remapping, whereas the developer has likewise targeted stability and memory enhancements, News RT reported.
Bethesda delivered the full-patch notes and requested for feedback but advised gamers: "This beta update is a work in progress so before opting into the beta, back-up your saved games."
At one point, there was a mention of a bug called Monsignor Plaza which has been sending gamers bouncing back to the desktop whenever they attempted to discover the area.
Although there was not a bug named on the latest update, few other changes done may have upgraded the stability of the game.
