DICE has another update prepared for Battlefield V ahead of the Deluxe Edition’s launch on November 15, 2018. This time, however, the patch notes don’t surpass 130 pages in length. In fact, the new update is small by comparison, coming in at a total of 350MB on PlayStation 4, 1.5GB on PC, and 530MB on Xbox One. Based on the patch notes, updates such as enabling real time ray tracing for PC explains the heftier file size for that platform’s patch.
Jaqub Ajmal, a producer on Battlefield V, announced the launch of the patch on his Twitter feed.

Good morning Battlefield Players! We are currently rolling out our latest update for Battlefield V on all three platforms. Release notes dropping today! PC is going out first and should be available right now! ? Jaqub (DICE) (@EA_DICE) November 14, 2018

In this update there are also multiple Crash fixes, better support for the Xbox One Instant-On Functionality as well as multiple fixes for the Airborne gamemode. Yes, we have been busy and we have been working hard to get this update out to you as quickly as possible!
? Jaqub (DICE) (@EA_DICE) November 14, 2018

You can read the full set of patch notes below, courtesy of Reddit.

Fixed an issue that could result in a very uneven number of players at the start of a round
Made improvements to matchmaking with a full squad which should result in less disconnects
In some cases the revive functionality would suddenly stop to function for all of the players on a server...