Fallout 4 News

Fallout 4 - November 17th Hotfix

[p]Today’s Fallout 4 hotfix addresses the following: [/p]

[p]Resolved an issue preventing users from enabling Creations that rely on DLC. [/p]

[p]Improved stability in the Creation menu, particularly on PS4/XB1. [/p]

[p]Identified an issue causing DLC to become uninstalled on PlayStation. For players still experiencing this issue, we recommend the following: Please enable any of your Creations after your DLC is completely installed. [/p]

[p] [/p][p]We’re continuing to collect everyone’s feedback and encountered issues, so if you’ve submitted a ticket with our support team or provided details to our team in Discord, thank you. It’s been extremely helpful. [/p][p]For next steps, the team is focused on additional fixes in our first November Patch. We’ll share those details as soon as we can. [/p]

Bethesda is 'actively investigating' the Fallout 4 problems that Bethesda caused with its latest Fallout 4 update

Fallout 4's overall rating on Steam is "very positive" but its recent rating is "mixed," with user reviews languishing well under 50% positive. If you're wondering why, you can thank the recent Fallout 4 Creations Menu update...
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Watch the Fallout Season 2 Official Trailer

[p][/p][previewyoutube][/previewyoutube][p]Just about a month before you’re back in the Wasteland. Until then, please enjoy the official trailer for Fallout Season Two. Starring Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, Walton Goggins, and more. Arriving December 17 only on Prime.[/p]

As the Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition causes chaos, Bethesda promises two patches, but you'll be waiting a while

Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition hasn't had the start Bethesda probably hoped for. Its launch was quickly met with a flood of negative reviews as the update broke many of the best Fallout 4 mods. Even some players who cleared out their addon list have been reporting fresh issues with their playthroughs, and of the more than 4,500 reviews submitted in the last 30 days, just 41% give it the Vault Boy thumbs up. It's a far cry from the usual praise for one of Bethesda's best RPGs. The good news is that patches are in the works; the bad news is that we're going to be waiting a while.

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Maybe hold off a bit longer on reinstalling your Fallout 4 mods, as Bethesda have two anniversary update patches planned

Ah, it's gotten a bit worse. Bethesda are planning to release two patches to Fallout 4 in order to rectify issues with its anniversary edition, meaning that the potential's there for more havoc to be played with mods. Though, outside of fixes for issues with the revamped Creations menu, it looks like a lot of the contents of these patches may end up being console-specific fixes, so there's a chance any extra PC disruption's relatively minimal.

I'd certainly hope it's less of a palaver than the update's initial arrival, which many modders have been quick to get on top of and push updates for their works.