As I’m sure you are aware the Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has had a few rough edges over the past few weeks. Luckily developers Bethesda have announced a patch for their open world RPG that will launch at some point the week beginning Monday 28th November.
Bethesda employee Pete Hines said that the batch will improve ‘long-term play on PS3’ as this has become quite an issue with that version of the game. When the save game becomes too large the console will not load the data and causes the game to become unplayable due to lag issues.
Skyrim on the Xbox 360 suffers from a strange texture problem when installed to the console hard-drive but this update should fix this issue. This seems like a strange situation as the hard-drive tends to be the preferred loading point for most other console games.
Pete Hines has also confirmed that the update will not affect current saved games and characters.
The update will be available across all three versions of the game and the console versions are currently been certified by Sony and Microsoft.
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