Bethesda has recently deployed a modest update, labeled 1.7.36, for Starfield, but players eagerly awaiting significant improvements may need to exercise a bit more patience. While this update introduces a highly requested FOV slider and extends support to Intel Arc GPUs, it falls short of addressing several other pressing player demands.

The FOV slider, in particular, has been a subject of fervent discussion for approximately a month, highlighting the community’s desire for enhanced customization options. However, Starfield players are also vocal about their desire for a brightness slider and a range of accessibility features that have yet to make their way into the game.
Bethesda’s approach with this Starfield Update update suggests a gradual response to player requests, leaving many wondering when a more substantial update will arrive to address the full spectrum of concerns.
The key points of update 1.7.36 include:
In general:
- Introduction of FOV sliders in Settings, enabling adjustments for both first-person and third-person perspectives.
Regarding game performance and stability,
- Enhanced stability for Intel Arc GPUs (specifically for PC users).
- Various additional improvements focused on overall stability and performance.
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- Resolution of an issue in the Echoes of the Past quest, where tunneling creatures could select locations that hindered progression.
While this update tackles some issues, players have noted on the Starfield subreddit that it does not resolve many of the game’s lingering quest bugs, aside from the one mentioned in the official patch notes. For example, the Crimson Fleet quest, Echoes of the Past, still suffers from a rare bug that obstructs player progress.
Despite these ongoing challenges, the addition of the FOV slider is viewed by some players as a promising step forward. However, anticipation remains high for more comprehensive changes and improvements to arrive in the game.




