Unfortunately, not every driver installed successfully the first time around. Fortunately, upon finishing the installation, the Boot Camp drivers were automatically recognized on the USB drive and installed, which is what is supposed to happen. If you've ever installed Windows 8.1 on a Mac, you'll recognize the process not a lot has changed.
These saved to an external USB drive that I left plugged in during the installation. I did, however, make sure to re-download Apple's latest Boot Camp drivers through Boot Camp Assistant before installing. I opted to install from Windows 8.1, which still installs a fresh copy of the operating system, but it's easier than creating installation media from scratch. I wanted to record a few thoughts about it for others curious about the new OS, especially its usability and performance on this new hardware. But after taking the plunge, I'm very happy to be using it. I had tried it out a couple months earlier through a virtual machine, and at the time I wasn't sure I wanted it as my main operating system. I've had a remarkably good time using it so far, and just yesterday I decided to upgrade my installation of Windows 8.1 to the Windows 10 Insider Preview. I've owned the 2015 MacBook for just over a month now.
Update 5/15/15: I've clarified some of my findings at the bottom of this post.
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