Bethesda Studio’s Starfield, which attracted attention as a highly anticipated game that would bring XBOX box office success last year, but then dropped, is becoming a hot topic again with a Korean patch by Tim Waldo, patch production team famous from Korea.
When it was announced that the Korean language was not supported at Starfield’s launch, Team Waldo announced that a Korean patch had been made, but interest quickly cooled as the game was very different from than expected, so there were many predictions that the production of the Korean patch would also be stopped.
Team Waldo quietly continued to produce Korean patches even as interest in Starfield continued to cool, and released a 100% Korean patch in about a year, draw cheer from consumers.
However, shocking news was revealed later, sending the community into an uproar. As for Korean game patches, most of them are created using INI files, but MS has banned the uploading of INI files to XBOX console devices because it may cause sound bugs in XBOX devices.
Although it is said that the Korean patch can be applied on PC, since it was supposed to be an XBOX producer game, many people liked it by using a console game pass or buying Starfield for It is not necessary to mention the antipathy towards MS, which does not support Korean titles and even blocks Korean patches for users.
The good news is that Team Waldo immediately found another solution, making it possible to apply the Korean patch to the XBOX console as well. Currently, the community continues to show disdain towards MS, which almost destroyed the Korean piece they worked so hard to create, and praise Team Waldo, to find a solution even in an unexpected situation.
I am very grateful to the Hangul Patch Team for making and distributing free Hangul patches, which developers give up because they cost a lot of money, but I hope that more games will officially support Hangul subtitles so they don’t have to. suffer
Waldo team released Starfield Korean patch
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