"Fallout 4" is slated to roll out with more DLCs following the "Nuka World". While the developers have kept mum on the next DLC content, something new is still slated for the game. Eventually, the game would support VR gaming.
Recently, "Fallout 4" listings on Steam have lead to speculations that DLCs are in the works. Additionally, a Reddit user reportedly discovered a steamDB entry that is rumored to be another "Fallout 4" DLC. However, Bethesda VP Pete Hines debunked the idea but admitted to an upcoming database update was in store, according to report.
"Fallout 4" is already expected to receive VR support in the long run. Furthermore, the DLC is rumored to be a patch that will enable the game to run on PC-based headsets. In addition, Bethesda previously promoted the VR Editions prior to the standalone items.
Previously, it has been announced that gamers who own the game of the year edition of "Skyrim" will be offered a special edition upgrade free of charge. On a similar note, Bethesda is also rumored to offer the same upgrades to "Fallout 4" players. Moreover, the release of the current "Fallout 4" DLC included three packs of workshop contents prior to the launching of the "Nuka World". Hence, creative gamers may revel in add-ons as a good way of infusing an aging game with new content.
In other news, Bethesda reportedly clarified key points on how the "Fallout 4" mods on PS4 will work. However, it remains unclear whether cheat mods will be able to work on "Fallout 4". Bethesda reportedly noted that dropping crates and items all over the place is fine.
The "Fallout 4" external assets are reportedly not mods. Apparently, the external asset is like an art file or sound file that the mods will add in the game. Finally, any item that uses or reuses assets from "Fallout 4" or the DLC may be used to create the mods using the creation kit, Express UK reported. Watch 8 PS4 Mods You Might See for Fallout 4
