Fallout 4

[Flash Walken]

Originally Posted by Hemi-Cuda

The system requirements sure seem modest

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So my i5 6400 and gtx 1070 aren't going to be enough to drive that baby? Damn.

[Violator]

Originally Posted by silentsim

So for someone who just bought Fallout 4, is the Far Harbour DLC worth buying now, or later on? Does it enhance the base game?

Doesn't really make a difference if you play it later

Couple upsides of getting it are the exploding radium rifle and the marine combat armour I find the setting is it better in far harbor as well.

[RW99]

Nukaworld was the best DLC.

[Flash Walken]

texture pack is disappointing.

Not much improvement I can see, my computer seems to run it just fine. The one thing I have noticed is a periodic framerate drop of 60 to about 18 in some parts of the map.

Pretty big letdown.

[BigThief]

Bump

https://kotaku.com/fallout-4-next-ge...ate-1851403773

Fallout 4’s next-gen update will be rolling out on PS5 and Xbox Series X on April 25. As part of the update, Fallout 4 will receive native applications on both consoles and come with the usual next-gen flourishes. This includes 60 FPS (which the Xbox version already had thanks to FPS Boost on the X|S) and the industry-standard Performance and Quality modes, which will allow players to select between higher-resolution images or improved framerates. The update will also have bug fixes and improvements to the stability of the game. Players who are still on the previous generation of consoles will also receive an update, but that one will be focused on stability and fixes. All these years later and Bethesda is still squashing those pesky bugs.

PC players will receive a similar update that introduces widescreen and ultra-widescreen support, as well as updates to quests and Fallout 4’s mod creation tool. If you straight up haven’t bought the game yet, Fallout 4 will also finally be coming to the Epic Games Store alongside this update, and the game will be Steam Deck Verified in case these updates have players wanting to take their file on the go.

But that’s not all! This update is also adding a new quest to Fallout 4 centered around the Enclave, a pre-war faction from the series that’s featured heavily in previous installments, namely Fallout 2 and 3. Bethesda is also throwing in Enclave-themed armor and weapons, content from its mod storefront, the Creation Club, Halloween-themed workshop items to customize your Fallout 4 settlements, and a makeshift weapons pack

[FlamesAddiction]

I played Fallout 4 a lot on PC and have it on PS5 as well. Unfortunately, the PS5 version has some glitches. During a playthrough, I will randomly no longer be able to interact with objects. Sometimes it happens near the beginning, or sometimes after playing for several hours. Reloading previous saves doesn't fix the issue either.

I searched the internet about the issue and it is apparently pretty common with no known fixes, so I just gave up playing on PS5. Hopefully this is addressed with the next-gen update.

[BigThief]

Fallout 4 is more buggy on my series S than Xbox One. Downtown Boston still completely crumbles at points and Vault 118 on Far Harbour in my latest play was completely inaccessible.

[Street Pharmacist]

Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction

I played Fallout 4 a lot on PC and have it on PS5 as well. Unfortunately, the PS5 version has some glitches. During a playthrough, I will randomly no longer be able to interact with objects. Sometimes it happens near the beginning, or sometimes after playing for several hours. Reloading previous saves doesn't fix the issue either.

I searched the internet about the issue and it is apparently pretty common with no known fixes, so I just gave up playing on PS5. Hopefully this is addressed with the next-gen update.

Happened to me in the PS4 version. That was years ago I think