Oct 26, 2016 01:09 AM EDT By A. Lara, UniversityHerald Reporter

EA DICE has released the latest update on "Battlefield 1" wherein, an expected 2.5GB of file will occupy any of the platform's space. Update 1.02 delivers fixes and changes in the game and we have some of the Patch Notes for the game.

Over 21 updates were featured in this latest "Battlefield 1" update 1.02, wherein the General, UI and Graphics areas received the most updates. Featured on the GearNuke website, the Patch Notes include:

GENERAL

• Fix for one common and one uncommon client crash.

• Fixed a potential soft freeze in single player campaign connected to AI.

• Fixed an issue where players experienced getting stuck in the globe screen when cancelling matchmaking.

• Fixed an issue when trying to join multiple servers.

UI

• Fixed two issues in the "Through Mud and Blood" War Story where no new objectives would appear.

• Fixed an issue where players experienced wrong info in loading screen.

•  Fixed an issue where players were missing the Dog Tag counter.

• Fixed an issue where English text would appear for players in non-English regions.

• Fixed an issue where players experienced a placeholder image when opening the Operations menu for the first time.

GRAPHICS

• Fixed a crash related to soldier animation.

• Fixed a graphical glitch when exiting a War Story and going to the main menu.

• Fixed an issue where players experienced player icon overlapping while matchmaking on console.

• PC: Temporal anti-aliasing is now the default anti-aliasing mode on medium graphics quality. PC:

• Fix for a graphical issue causing artifacts in shadows.

Meanwhile, Kotaku mentioned some few mysterious morse codes that appeared on some of the maps in "Battlefield 1." The morse codes were suspiciously accompanied by several headphones in the map. Despite its unknown purpose, a redditor claims, only one player in the match can collect them.

If you want to know more about the morse code and the latest on the "Battlefield 1" update 1.02, make sure to read us here on the University Herald.

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