Starfield's latest update isn't a big one, but does address a few issues some players may have been experiencing surrounding unwanted objects becoming stuck to ships in space travel.

As Bethesda states in the official patch notes, update 1.8.88 does away with the "pet rock" that would sometimes follow players through space. Loading a save, the patch notes state, will remove the interstellar stowaway. However, Bethesda notes that the update won't fix instances of player ships becoming attached to New Atlantis, as a fix for that issue will be coming in a later update.

Aside from removing unwanted space debris, the patch fixes an issue that would cause random guns to spawn inside newly created weapon cases on Outposts. Additionally, the patch looks to fix an issue some players on Xbox or via the Microsoft Store on PC may have experienced, where players during a long playthrough would suffer from game crashes if they prolonged their playthrough without going through the Unity.

Starfield's latest update isn't a big one, but does address a few issues some players may have been experiencing surrounding unwanted objects becoming stuck to ships in space travel.

As Bethesda states in the official patch notes, update 1.8.88 does away with the "pet rock" that would sometimes follow players through space. Loading a save, the patch notes state, will remove the interstellar stowaway. However, Bethesda notes that the update won't fix instances of player ships becoming attached to New Atlantis, as a fix for that issue will be coming in a later update.

Aside from removing unwanted space debris, the patch fixes an issue that would cause random guns to spawn inside newly created weapon cases on Outposts. Additionally, the patch looks to fix an issue some players on Xbox or via the Microsoft Store on PC may have experienced, where players during a long playthrough would suffer from game crashes if they prolonged their playthrough without going through the Unity.