At their press conference tonight, Bethesda announced the second wave of Fallout DLC.
Search Results: fallout
E3 is upon us! The Electronic Entertainment Expo has infiltrated the Los Angeles Convention Center, filling its halls with the latest and greatest games all the big publishers want you to know about. GameWatcher will be on hand to report the biggest news and give you hands-on coverage of the show's top games. The show floor doesn't officially open until Tuesday, but most of the big news will be revealed through the press conferences scheduled for Sunday and Monday.
Are you tired of looking at the brown and grey colour palette of Fallout 4? There’s a mod for that. Resurrection creates a blanket of green across the desolate landscapes of the Commonwealth, dressing it with grass, leaves and even flowers. The mod (which is still in beta) is intended to bring a summery feeling to Boston. It incorporates ‘wild jungle ambient sound’ for a more realistic experience and introduces new landscape and building textures. This video exhibits the Resurrection mod along with a number of others including, ‘Photorealistic Commonwealth’ and ‘Grasslands’. For more information on how to achieve the look displayed in the video, check out the description.
Reddit user/dataminer flashman7870 may have discovered the name of the next DLC in Fallout 4 – Nuka World. In the screenshot below, you can see the hex editor display the following: DLCNukaWorld.esm, DLCworkshop02.esm, DLCworkshop03.esm. Most (if not all) Bethesda games use the .esm file extension to indicate game files. Every DLC expansion (specifically for Bethesda games) purchased on Steam arrives in the form of a .esm file, so it would appear flashman7870 has found the right file.
Bethesda has announced that the next DLC for Fallout 4 called Far Harbor will be releasing on 19th May for PC, Xbox One and PlayStation 4. Far Harbor is the third add-on for Fallout 4 and will cost £19.99. There's a new case from Valentine’s Detective Agency that leads you on a search for a young woman and a secret colony of synths. The add-on is located off the coast of Maine on a mysterious island called Far Harbor, where higher levels of radiation have created a more feral world. There's going to be plenty of conflicts to deal with between the synths, the Children of Atom, and the local townspeople.
After six long months, Bethesda have finally given mod makers the tools they need to start customising Fallout 4 in any way they want to. In the video found at the bottom of this article, Bethesda mention that this Creation Kit program is the same tool they use to work on the game, so mod makers should rejoice that they aren’t getting a watered down experience. The Creation Kit this time around is integrated with Bethesda’s website. It looks similar to the Steam Workshop interface, but it seems to work a lot better with a controller. This will be the first Bethesda game to support mods on console, it makes sense why the developers would put so much time to make the experience of downloading mods as simple as possible.
I keep hearing Fallout 4’s second piece of DLC, Wasteland Workshop, compared to Pokemon, and a wasteland-bound creature-collecting adventure sounds okay by me.
This should put a smile back on your face after that pretty appalling cliffhanger at the end of Season 6. The first season of the show has been recreated using Fallout 4 by YouTube user UpIsNotJump. Using console commands and mods made by the community and himself, UpIsNotJump has managed to perfectly replicate key scenes from the first series, with voice-overs and grotesque looking Ghouls.
Fallout 4’s DLC is finally starting to roll out, with Automatron having hit late last month. Now, the latest addition has a release date and trailer.
Bethesda certainly turned some heads when they nearly doubled the price of Fallout 4’s Season Pass. They made some vague claims about the size of the add-ons, but Bethesda’s head of PR put it in far more concrete terms.
If you've been eagerly awaiting the launch of Fallout 4's Survival Mode, you'll be pleased to know that Bethesda has confirmed on Twitter that it will be launching on Steam in beta next week. The Survival Mode is essentially a hardcore mode, which makes a few changes to the game, like only allowing you to save your progress by sleeping in a bed. If you've played a lot of Fallout 4 you'll know that it's impossible to sleep if there's danger nearby, so you'll need to deal with that danger before you can save your progress. Fast-travel has been removed, enemies won't appear on your radar, ammo has its own weight and you'll take more damage too.
Just a month ago Bethesda dealt out details on Fallout 4’s DLC plans (and nearly doubled its price[/url], and the first piece of content is very nearly out.
While Bethesda has started to become a prolific publisher, their development has begun and ended with Fallout and the Elder Scrolls. A hint may have just slipped out about what they’re working on next.
Bethesda's Todd Howard stated in a long interview that official mod support will be coming to Fallout 4 this coming April, with the console versions coming some time after.
What a world we live in where you can beta test patches for theoretically finished games! You can beta test a patch! Let that sink in for a minute!
We reported earlier on Bethesda's DLC plans for Fallout 4, but one important detail slipped under the radar. Namely that the price of the game's season pass is very nearly doubling.
As promised a few days ago, Bethesda has unveiled some of the new downloadable content coming in the next few months.
Gamers who shelled out a good deal of money for the Fallout 4 Season Pass will be pleased to know that Bethesda has announced on Twitter that the studio is getting ready to reveal some info about the upcoming downloadable content packs. The studio also stated it was revamping the Survival Mode.
Bethesda has released the 1.3 update to Fallout 4, and while the patch brings such useful features as the ability to rotate an object that's being held or use a new menu to check the status of settlers, PC gamers - especially those owning nVidia cards - will have the option for radically improved graphics and physics.
If you could bring a trusted friend into your Bethesda experience to wander the wastelands or lands of Tamriel, would you? For a lot of players, this would be a dream come true. Modders have long worked to try to circumvent Bethesda systems to allow this possibility and now a new Fallout: New Vegas mod is asking for player participation in a multiplayer Beta.