“Fallout 4” latest patch was just announced by Bethesda. (Photo : YouTube/MrMattyPlays)
New details regarding "Fallout 4" latest patch was just announced by Bethesda plus information on why gamers should buy its season pass today and why "Fallout Shelter" is becoming a bit like "Fallout 4."
Good news "Fallout 4" game enthusiasts as the game developer announced via Twitter that "Fallout 4" update 1.4 is now available on Steam for everyone to enjoy. The latest patch of "Fallout 4," a popular action role-playing game developed by Bethesda Game Studios, was already available last week in Beta version, and just today, the game studio made sure that the patch is now live via Steam.
It is said that the new "Fallout 4" update will soon hit PS4 and Xbox One consoles at a later date, International Business Times reported. If we base it on Bethesda's history on delivering updates, the new "Fallout 4" 1.4 patch may come to consoles by this weekend.
"Fallout 4's" 1.4 patch on Steam will introduce support for DLC, as previously announced, plus it will deliver numerous art customization options and items for its workshop crafting system. In addition, the new "Fallout 4" update offers enhanced performance for PC gamers plus tons of fixes to the bugs that plagued the game since its release in November 2015.
Other important features that will be visible to "Fallout 4" is the addition of metal and wood variants, additional new signs, more portrait and abstract paintings, to name a few.
See full details on "Fallout 4" new features and fixes below:
Meanwhile, according to Forbes, gamers should take advantage of "Fallout 4's" Season Pass priced at $29.99 today, as after March 1, the initial season pass price goes up to $50. It is said that this move by Bethesda is to expand an opportunity for its post-release offerings, as availing the season pass (no matter what the price is) ensure gamers that they can have all future content of the game.
Should gamers wish to opt for "Fallout 4" update betas on PC, they only need to right click Fallout 4, select settings, select betas, select Beta Update from the dropdown menu then hit OK. Once done, "Fallout 4" will start updating in few minutes.
On other "Fallout" news, "Fallout Shelter," an FTP mobile simulation game developed and published by Bethesda, also received its update. "Fallout Shelter's" new patch offers level of equality between mobile game and consoles as it delivers new armors and weapons crafting, new pets, vault customization and a day-and-night cycle. Just like in "Fallout 4," Bethesda promises to bring regular updates to its "Fallout" mobile game.
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