The patch foretold in legend is finally coming to Microsoft’s and Sony’s systems.
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Skyrim 1.9 is already available for download on Xbox 360. The PS3 update should go live later today.
Skyrim 1.9 title update is live on Xbox LIVE
— The Elder Scrolls (@ElderScrolls) April 8, 2013
Update 1.9 introduces a new Legendary difficulty for players looking to challenge their high-level characters. The patch also expands the skill system by allowing any maxed out skill to roll back to level 15. This effectively removes the overall level cap as players can keep earning experience points without end.
Bethesda also addressed a few dozen game bugs, including issues with bad collision detection and quest errors.
For a full log of all the changes, visit Bethesda’s blog for the detailed patch notes.