Bethesda has taken to social media today to announce that a new update is on the way for Fallout 4. The team's big next-gen upgrade initially arrived last month, but with numerous issues present at launch, the studio still has work to do getting things up to scratch.
For now, Bethesda hasn't provided the patch notes, but has said to expect "new options for graphics and performance settings as well as further fixes and improvements". The update is planned for all platforms on Monday, May 13th.
Shortly after the team's rough Fallout 4 next-gen launch, outlet Digital Foundry performed a typical deep-dive on the title - deeming it "weirdly undercooked" on release. Hopefully, once next week's patch rolls around, Fallout 4 will be in much better shape on current-gen platforms including Xbox Series X|S.
Have you held off on Fallout 4 next-gen so far? Tempted to try again next week? Tell us your plans down below.
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It's a bit late since finding the quality mode was broken I got it on Steam and have been playing on ultra settings there. Still it's good to hear they will probably fix the toggle and hopefully VATS on Xbox.
If it was undercooked after being held like 6 months extra to launch with the show, that only concerns me with how well it worked when it was intended to release. Or how Starfield ran when it was intended to release.
But, but, there was nothing wrong with the update. They told us.
looking forward to playing it when it's ready, and when I've finished 3 and NV! (only just started 3)
I'll believe it when I see it
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