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A new update for Starfield is now live on PC via Steam Beta, Bethesda confirmed today. Players who have the game on Steam can opt-in for the Starfield beta update by going to the game's Properties and selecting Betas where they can opt into [beta].
The update is available only via Steam for the time being but Bethesda confirmed that Xbox Series X|S players and those who play on the Game Pass app on PC will get it later this month.
Below, you'll find the full patch notes for Starfield's update 1.8.83, which brings a full slate of features for Nvidia cards and many bug fixes and improvements among other things.
Starfield Update 1.8.83 patch notes
- Nvidia DLSS
- DLSS Super Resolution
- Deep Learning Anti-aliasing (DLAA)
- Nvidia Reflex Low Latency
- DLSS Frame generation
- By popular request, we have added the ability to ingest food and drink items upon finding them in the environment. You can enjoy those Chunks immediately or save them for later.
BUG FIXES AND IMPROVEMENTS
- Addressed a number of memory-related issues and leaks.[PC Only]
- Add some GPU performance optimizations, which will be more impactful on higher-end cards.[PC Only]
- Improved renderer threading model, improving CPU usage most notably on higher-end systems.
- Various stability and performance improvements.
GAMEPLAY
- Added the ability to eat the food placed in the world
- Adjusted stealth to be a bit more forgiving.
- Fixed an issue where Andreja’s head would stay permanently cloaked.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent players from firing their weapons.
- Fixed issues where some NPC could be seen not wearing clothes.
- Fixed an issue where already in-progress skill challenges could stop progressing after reaching the Unity and starting a new game.
- Fixed an issue that could temporarily prevent opening the inventory or saving after entering the Unity.
- Fixed an issue where mouse movement could be choppy.
- Fixed a rare issue that could cause the home ship to be lost.
- Fixed an issue where the ship services technician might be missing.
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You can opt-in to Steam beta to get all these new features and bug fixes in Starfield
GRAPHICS
- Addressed an issue with how ambient occlusion appeared in ultrawide resolutions.
- Optimized initial shader compilation that occurs on start-up.
- Added the ability to adjust Brightness and Contrast in the Display Settings menu.
- Added the ability to adjust HDR Brightness provided that the system supports it. (Xbox & Windows 11 only).
- Addressed a number of materials that could sometimes present an unintended pattern under certain conditions.
- Fixed various visual issues related to the new FOV slider options.
- Improved the appearance of the eyes on crowd characters.
- Addressed a number of minor visual issues related to lighting, shadows, terrain, and vegetation.
QUESTS
- All That Money Can Buy: Fixed a rare issue where players couldn’t sit during the negotiation with Musgrove.
- Blast Zone: Fixed an issue where the hard rocks that need to be cleared out by players will not appear on Ngodup Tate’s land.
- Echoes of the Past: Fixed an issue where the Grylloba Queen could sometimes not be reachable during the objective “Secure the Shuttle Bay”.
- Eye of the Storm: Fixed an issue where players' quest progression could potentially be blocked due to a missing docking prompt.
- Grunt Work: Addressed an issue where progress could appear blocked if “Supra et Ultra” was completed while returning to the Lodge during “High Price to Pay”.
- No Sudden Moves: Fixed an issue that could prevent the entrance door to the Scow ship from being opened again.
- Operation Starseed: Fixed an issue where the key that is needed to exit the facility could sometimes not be present.
- Sabotage: Fixed an issue where David Barron could potentially not be found by players.
- Short Sighted: Fixed an issue where players could rarely become control-locked while speaking with Vladimir.
- The Heart of Mars: Fixed an issue where players might not be able to mine the “The Heart of Mars”.
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