Fallout 4 is gearing up to roll out another update for November, promising a variety of useful fixes to issues that have been plaguing players. Bethesda recently celebrated the 10th anniversary of Fallout 4, and while that's definitely an important milestone worth celebrating, the post-apocalyptic RPG has been in a bit of a rut.
In honor of Fallout 4's anniversary, Bethesda recently released Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition. Both the new edition and original version of Fallout 4 allow players to access Bethesda's Creation system, but unfortunately, the 10th anniversary offerings have caused headaches for many players. Issues with crashes and broken mods have ignited a flood of criticism from the Fallout 4 community, but more fixes are on the way.
A reputable gaming insider confirms the much-anticipated Fallout: New Vegas remaster is happening after all with surprisingly minimal fanfare.
The patch notes revealed by Bethesda cover a variety of updates that are expected to fix crashing and stability issues, problems with loading and saving content, and make improvements to UI, particularly with Creations. The release date for the patch wasn't specified, but it's expected to arrive in the next few days, as Bethesda recently mentioned...
