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Battlefield V's day one patch is now available for PC and Xbox One users, or rather, it is if you've purchased the game via EA Early Access or bought the Digital Deluxe Edition.
The patch notes reveal some key changes for the World War II shooter, including fixing an issue that saw an uneven number of players in a team at the start of a match. Other tweaks include making aircraft tougher to shoot down in Airborne, as well as improvements to matchmaking that reduce disconnects.
There's a couple of platform-specific changes too, so be sure to have a gander at the patch notes here.
Battlefield V is due out on November 20 for PlayStation 4, PC, and Xbox One, and will launch with eight multiplayer maps. The game's battle royale mode, Firestorm, won't arrive until March 2019, and there won't be any premium currency at launch either.
