"Skyrim Special Edition 1.2" recently rolled out on all gaming platforms. The patch notes reveal general stability fixes as well as several issues like changing from werewolf to human sans crashing the game. Compressed audio is also expected to be addressed by the update.
PlayStation 4 and PC players reportedly received the new "The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition 1.2" Update earlier this week. In addition, the update has also rolled out on the Xbox One as well. Bethesda reportedly went to Twitter to confirm the availability of the 1.2 update on the Xbox One.
The "Skyrim Special Edition 1.2" may not be a very big patch. However the update is expected to fix a number of things including performance, stability, crashing and other issues. Moreover, all players may now load order of mods without the fear of crashing, GameSpot reported.
General performance and stability improvements are also noted on the "Skyrim Special Edition 1.2". Apparently, the patch resolves water flow not rendering properly and the several crashes in-game. It should be noted that the previous update 1.1 have reportedly caused the crashes on all gaming platforms. Moreover, the updates has also fixed the alt-tab function as well as improvements on browsing moods.
In other news, the "Skyrim Special Edition 1.2" is also expected to improve the game which is said to feature the best mods on the PS4 and Xbox One. There are reportedly over 2,600 mods available for consoles with features that introduce new magic, new weapons and convenience. Several mods are also said to introduce new locations and quests as well, VG247 reported.
"Skyrim Special Edition 1.2" also features The Forgotten City mod--the award-winning Skyrim expansion that offers up to 8 hours of new adventures. The mod is said to be full of puzzles, challenges as well as a good storyline with different endings. Watch the 1.2 Update Features here:
