Bethesda has released another beta patch for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim to PC gamers via Steam.
The Beta update (1.4.26) is still in testing, and we don’t recommend installing it unless you are willing to accept the fact that it could totally break the game. It probably won’t do that, but since it’s still being tested, you are relatively likely to experience some new issues with the game after installing it.
In Bethesda’s words, “This patch is still in development. Apply the update at your own risk and only if you are affected by issues outlined below.”
Here are the issues specified:
Launcher
- Fixed issue with downloading mods when you are subscribed to more than 50 mods
- Fixed crash when loading a subscribed mod that has been removed from Workshop by the author
- Mod load order functionality
Bug Fixes (PC only)
- Fixed occasional crashes when loading a save that relies on plugins/master files that no longer exist
- Fixed issue where controls would become unresponsive while charging an enchanted weapon
- Fixed issue where controls would occasionally become unresponsive while switching from third to first person while using the Arcane Enchanter
- Fixed issue where controls would become unresponsive if activating a crafting station with autorun active
- Fixed issue where keyboard would fail if Rename Item was selected before choosing the number of charges, while using Arcane Enchanter
- Fixed several issues with remapping buttons while using an Xbox 360 controller
- Fixed issue where pressing Escape button after fast traveling but before the loading would cause certain menus to stop working properly
So you want in? Are you sure? Alright then. Firstly, go backup your saved games. You can find out how to do that here.
Done? Good. Now, head on over to Steam, and navigate to the Settings tab. Under the Account Tab, go to the Beta Participation section and select Change. A drop down menu will appear, select Skyrim.
Steam will automatically reboot and automatically begin downloading the patch.
Steam beta page
