The Starfield 1.7.36 update may be modest in size, but it is meaningful in scope. It delivered a long-awaited quality-of-life feature in the FOV slider, improved hardware support for Intel Arc users, and squashed a particularly irritating quest bug. Its brevity, however, left many players wanting more, especially those waiting for official DLSS support, better maps, and a proper “Eat” button.
Beyond hardware optimization, v1.7.36 targets specific script triggers to ensure players do not get locked out of main and faction storyline progression. starfield update v1 7 36rune
While the features themselves were welcomed, the community’s reaction to the 1.7.36 update was decidedly mixed, showcasing a clear "quality vs. quantity" debate. The Starfield 1
While welcomed, this update was met with mixed feelings from the community. Many players were expecting a larger patch that would address widespread bugs, including quest-locking issues and severe performance bottlenecks, particularly on console. Many community members described the update as a "hotfix" rather than the "first big patch" they were waiting for. Beyond hardware optimization, v1
Enhanced save/load data processing to prevent file corruption when transitioning between major planetary systems. Critical Quest and Gameplay Adjustments
With this update, Bethesda officially integrated sliders directly into the in-game menu. The patch notes officially state: