The first Steam Beta update for Fallout 4 has been let out of the bag, fixing a number of critical issues with Bethesda’s post-apocalyptic RPG. Most important here are the memory leak and stability improvements, which could prove to be of immense help in boosting performance and preventing the dreaded game crashes.
Elsewhere Bethesda has tackled a number of issues with broken quest lines which can halt progress, as well as problems with loading saved games during specific situations. Another interesting fix is for the Fallout 4 launcher, which wasn’t saving the God Rays Quality setting properly. We were fiddling around with that for ages trying to benchmark Fallout 4, so it’s good to see that get tackled.
Fallout 4 Beta Update 1.2.33 Update
New Features
- Number pad keys can now be used for remapping
- Remapping Activate now works on Quick Container
Fixes
- General memory and stability improvements which should improve gaming performance in Fallout 4.
- Fixed an issue where equipped weapons would become locked after completing Reunions quest.
- Fixed an issue with When Freedom Calls where the quest couldn't be handed in.
- Fixed an issue where your health would continuously regenerate during the quest Confidence Man.
- Fixed a crash related to jumping into water and then reloading a saved game
- Fixed an issue whereby the Fallout 4 Launcher would not properly save the God Rays Quality graphics setting.
It’s a beta update, so if you want to grab it you’ll need to sign up for the beta branch of Fallout 4. To do this, Right Click on Fallout 4 in your Steam Library. Selecting Settings, and then Betas. From the drop-down menu select the Fallout 4 Beta update. The patch should now download.
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