Bethesda finally responded over calls to fix constant crashing issues in revamped "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition" and issues patch 1.2 for PC version. The only catch is limited coverage for the patch and availability for beta channel only, not for all players.
According to Bethesda's official forum, this beta version patch 1.2 will resolve freezing and crashing issues on PC. Now how about for those players using consoles? The developer assured that they are already working the follow-up for "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition" Xbox One and PlayStation 4 versions.
Remember that this patch 1.2 is still on beta and players are still awaiting "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition" official version. There is a possibility that this update is going to land across all platforms before the week ends, Game Transfers reported.
Meanwhile, "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition" version 1.2 patch note reads that there is significant stability and performance fix being deployed. Further, alt-tab key combination in PC was fixed plus other bugs and improvement when in browsing mode, PlayStation Lifestyle said. Now one of the most nuisance experience is crashing when reverting to human form from being a werewolf, Bethesda confirmed that they already fixed this problem. Then there is an issue of crashing when reloading after toying with Load Order of mods as well.
To recall, "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition" released an update prior to this beta version. It was meant to solve problematic audio and rendering problems like steady state of water in rivers that looks glassy instead of kinetic. Yes, the audio problem was fixed and there was significant improvement but players complained about other issues that surfaced right after. Bethesda immediately admitted the shortfall and gathered the development team to work on resolution, thus necessitate this new update 1.2.
