Fallout 4 Mods Ps4 Update
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According to the, the update is already out on the PC, but will come out on consoles next week. Most of the changes in the update are focused around the Mods feature of the game, while also committing a few fixes to Contraptions. As stated above, this patch is necessary for the PS4 Closed Beta for Mods.
Fallout 4 Mods Ps4 Update
You can sign up for the beta.The update features stability and performance updates, and adds numerous enhancements to Mods. For instance, the Mod details page now has increased space for text, making for improved readability. The Most Popular filter will now let you choose from Daily, Weekly and All Time options. You can also see an exact count of how many people have rated a mod on the Mod details page.
Share this story.Update, September 9, 12:44 p.m. EDT: Bethesda has finally confirmed why Fallout 4 mods haven't arrived on PlayStation 4, and the developer is saying that it's Sony's fault.' Sony has informed us they will not approve user mods the way they should work: where users can do anything they want for either Fallout 4 or Skyrim Special Edition,' Bethesda told fans on Friday. 'Like you, we are disappointed by Sony’s decision given the considerable time and effort we have put into this project, and the amount of time our fans have waited for mod support to arrive.' Only one of the technical limits mentioned in our original report (below), about mod storage limits, is on Sony's side, so that may very well be the sticking point that Sony refuses to budge on. Bethesda's statement leaves room for Sony to change its tune and enable the same kind of console-mod support that Xbox One players of Fallout 4 are currently enjoying.
Further Reading Original report: It's been more than three months since Xbox One players got the ability to, a rarity in the console world. PlayStation 4 owners, however, are still waiting for the same feature, seemingly owing to continuing technical problems and issues with Sony.PS4 modding for Fallout 4 was initially promised for some time in June, after the late May release of Xbox One mod support. By mid-June, however, Bethesda to running into problems with memory and performance issues on the console, struggles with the PS4's proprietary sound file format, and a Sony-imposed mod storage limit of 900 MB (compared to a full 2GB on the Xbox One).
Despite all that, a closed beta for PS4 modding was reportedly 'close to ready' at the time.It wasn't until the end of June that Bethesda that beta indefinitely. By early August, Bethesda could only that it was 'working with Sony on Fallout 4 Mod support for PS4' and that 'the process for adding PS4 mods is still under evaluation.'
In with the UK's Metro newspaper, Bethesda's Pete Hines confirmed that the feature has not been abandoned despite the long delay and radio silence from the company. 'It’s definitely not that we’ve decided not to do it; we absolutely, positively want to get PS4 mods out as fast as humanly possible.'
When given the opportunity, Hines refused to point the finger directly at Sony for the continuing delays, simply repeating again that the feature is 'undergoing an evaluation process.' But Hines has previously hinted that external forces are preventing him from sharing the full story behind the wait. In July, he that Bethesda was waiting for an update it could share with its fans. Asked in a follow-up why Bethesda was hurting its credibility by 'keeping players in the dark,' Hines, 'I don't disagree. We have explained that to 'others' so we can get/share an update.
So far it hasn't worked.'