The latest details for "Fallout 4" will feature a new "Wasteland Workshop" in the "Nuka World" DLC and reissue fixes for "Far Harbor" in the PlayStation 4.
Bethesda released the first wave of DLC expansions for "Fallout 4" this year such as "Automatron", "Wasteland Workshop" and recently "Far Harbor". These expansions offered numerous gameplay features that are not added into the main game when it was launched on November last year such as creating and fighting robots, create several new items in the Workshop, and travelling to a mysterious and creepy island settlement surrounded by mutant salamanders and angler fishes. Now Bethesda looks to expand the sequel with a new rumored DLC expansion soon.
A Reddit user was able to gain access to "Fallout 4's" game files and managed to uncover a new expansion pack that is based from the game's popular soft drink beverage Nukas Cola called "Nuka Word". The new DLC is said to be an abandoned theme park as players might encounter robotic workers attacking them and twisted underground experiments.
The "Nuka World" DLC also features new contents for the "Wasteland Workshop" to which players can expand their creativity even further, Shacknews reported. So far, no details as to how many new items are present in the workshop, but hopefully Bethesda will reveal more information about the "Nuka World" DLC very soon.
In other news, its seems that the problems for "Far Harbor" DLC in the PS4 console has been fixed as Digital Foundry was able to share a solution for the expansion.
PS4 users complained about "Far Harbor's" drop of frame rates at 20 fps and in some cases at 15fps. Bethesda offered a solution for the frame rate issue as players muts delete the expansion from their hard drive and download it again in the PSN. Digital Foundry was able to test it and it should remarkable results as it can now reach 30 fps and the plumes of fog are removed from the ground on the PS4 to create a sparser atmosphere compared to the original DLC, Eurogamer reported.
The Woodlands are more barren compared to Xbox One version of the DLC, where its older "Far Harbor" build retains the heavier layers of fog. It is unknown yet if the Xbox One version of "Far Harbor" will get the same treatment as the PS4 version as users are hoping the Bethesda will do it soon.
"Fallout 4" is currently available in the PS4, Xbox One and PC platforms.