“Fallout 4” was once of the most anticipated games of the year and since its release, there have been millions of collective hours played out on it. Still, PS 4 players were disappointed, as the first announce mod support for the PS 4 versions was cut-off due to technical and legal limitations, but now, the wait is finally over.
Hall of Fame Magazine breaks out the good news to all fans of Bethesda’s newest installment in the “Fallout” series. With the release of patch 1.8 there have been a few significant changes made to the game. First are everyone’s favorite properties of Bethesda’s games – bugs. According to patch notes, a lot of them have been cleaned up and should no longer trouble players of "Fallout 4".
Optimizations are next on the list. This is probably the most important part of the patch, since every freed unit of memory or processing power is one which can be used by the players and modding base for modifications to the game. Last, but not least is the modification support for the PS 4 version. The wait is finally over and users of Sony’s console can finally dive deep into the list of approved mods and play their heart’s desires.
If you ever wondered what opportunities does the modding community offer, this next segment may be of good help to you. According to Mobile and Apps at the moment there are over 110 approved mods for the PS 4 version of “Fallout 4”. Still, Bethesda are in negotiations with Sony on giving their players the full modding experience, since the greatest game-changing mods usually come from third party members and independent modders.
Among the over 110 mods available on Playstation’s Network, International Digital Times have made a short list of the must-haves. Among them are everyone’s favorite cheats. Since the game offers a vast amount of opportunities much of it remains unexplored. Here comes the help of the modders making all vault gear, perks and building materials available from the very beginning.
Another good suggestion is to make the NPC’s look better. The graphics qualities of the game are not being denounced, but, sometimes, when you are playing alone in the dark and you stare at the typical Bethesda dead eyed characters, you realize there is something off. The longer you look, the more you see the empty void inside of your own soul. It is truly spooky. What do you think, which are the best mods? Are you happy with the changes?
