Latest Starfield Patch Boosts Photo Mode and Fixes 400 Bugs
Bethesda introduced another patch for Starfield. Among other things, the latest update patch allows you to take even better pictures in photo mode.
UPDATE
Bethesda Studio announced that patch 1.10.31 for Starfield, which debuted in beta version on Steam two weeks ago, has been officially made available to all players.
Original news (March 7)
Anyone who has played Starfield likely recalls the matter of the emotionless and mildly unsettling facial expressions of the characters in Bethesda's game. The latest patch somewhat refers to this story, introducing a bit of slack into the lives of space travelers -- at least in photo mode.
According to the information provided by the devs, the patch - still available in the beta version on Steam - allows you to change the character's facial expression while posing in photo mode.
Besides genuine smiles (or angry grimaces - whichever you prefer), the patch also includes upgrades to the scanner, allowing you to use it while gathering resources or opening doors.
The devs also ensured that altering the ship's course towards inactive missions would change their status to active. The optimizations have also been improved (UI ships are said to no longer cause performance drops on the best equipment).
The patch also includes 400 error fixes occurring in Starfield. You can review the detailed list of changes at here.
As I mentioned earlier, the beta version of the patch is currently in the testing phase on Steam. Once the patch successfully passes verification, it will be made available to all players. However, Bethesda notes that we shouldn't expect major changes in it.
