Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition was pretty much what we expected - a re-release of Fallout 4 that most of us don't actually need to purchase. We also expected that the update that went out on the same day would break mods, frustrate players, and introduce some new bugs, all of which have panned out.
Now, with Fallout 4 sitting at 'mostly negative' reviews on Steam, Bethesda is rolling out patches to try and repair the damage. The latest patch is available now, and it should make the game crash less when you're trying to access the new Creations that came with the Anniversary Edition.
There's good news and bad news in the patch notes. The good news is that this update should help you with issues surrounding the Creations menu, and actually being able to play the game with your purchased Creations. However, the bad news is that the planned mod storage space increase is being pushed back into December.
I'll pop the full patch notes below, but a highlight here is that Creations should work as intended. This means that accessing the screen or downloading all of your Creations at once should no longer cause the game to...
