The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Update 1.32 Brings Technical Fixes on August 27
Following the patch released by Bethesda for The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim last week that increased the mod storage limits, Bethesda has released hotfix 1.32 for Skyrim today.
Console gamers will see The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim update 1.32 available for download on PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X|S.
Check out the official patch notes below for the breakdown on what got fixed.
Skyrim Hotfix Version 1.32 Addresses Crashing Issues
Crashes
- Fixed a crash when opening the on-screen keyboard and submitting text on the game main menu on PlayStation.
- Fixed a crash when opening the map multiple times on Xbox.
Bug Fixes
- Installing the game in certain regions no longer shows the 14 out of 15 GB Creations storage space is used on PlayStation.
That’s about it for this patch; it is a hotfix after all.
Aside from fixes, we’re not expecting any major updates for the game moving forward, but we’d love to be wrong.
Speaking of RPGs, CD Projekt RED has announced The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remastered free upgrade set to be rolled out in September. Not only that, but the devs also pushed out a game update this week that made the base game into the Complete Edition, which means the game’s two major expansions (Blood and Wine, Heart of Stone) are free to own and play right now for everyone who owns the game.
