"As Kotaku reported Tuesday, the whole ordeal was a "shitshow," where yet again Bethesda only succeeded in making the once-beloved open-world RPG worse. Once more breaking user-created mods, this latest update went even further adding a wealth of new game-breaking bugs, some of which were reportedly destroying save games, as well as a completely broken version of the company's Creations mod-distributing feature."
"It's the hub through which Bethesda lets people distribute mods for its games, previously implemented in Skyrim and Starfield, and given Bethesda's propensity for releasing almost-great games that require a huge amount of modding to run sensibly, that can be much easier than trying to juggle it all on your own hard drive. But in Fallout 4 it was struggling, failing to display mods properly (even paid ones), and running incredibly slowly."
The anniversary update to 10-year-old Fallout 4 introduced numerous game-breaking bugs and compatibility issues. The update broke user-created mods and a struggling Creations mod-distribution feature, which failed to display mods properly, ran slowly, and even mishandled paid content. Many players reported destroyed save games and the game refusing to recognize previously purchased DLC. A similar patch cycle in April 2024 failed to resolve issues, leaving players frustrated. Bethesda announced emergency and subsequent patches scheduled for November and December to address the problems.
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