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We should put all the console people on a boat and let them drift out to sea
Modless?
Besides a slightly slower download speed than usual, this update was downloaded and applied without any issues for me. No idea how and what files it broke, but it sounds like an issue with your installation before the point of release of this game update.
You don't have to play or download anything, I can guarantee you that.
Again- what are you complaining about? The list of changes and additions is very small. Did somebody lie to you and say it's going to be a massive upgrade of the game?
It's primarily a console patch, and the rest is just a marketing tied to the release of tv show.
Weird all a sudden they care now. And best of all, nothing benefits PC here, other than apparently FPS issues here and there.
Don't know why this update got me so pissed. Cause I have to redownload 99gb worth of game because of a 15gb update for Consoles to play at 4k
No, no mod ever doubled my framerates in Boston, or stopped the random crashing when fast traveling there or entering locations like this update has.
Nobody cares what the update added or didn't add. All of that was already availlable via mods anyways.
The update broke mod compatibility, making FO4 unplayable as the vast majority of mods that make FO4 actually good, require F4SE (which is now broken).
So the complaint is, Bethesda forced a nearly vanilla version of the game onto people who absolutely DO NOT enjoy vanilla FO4.
The update was obviously meant for consoles. They shoulda just skipped the PC update and set the CC content as free as they've done over the years without an update.
Announcing free CC content probably would've been enough with the TV promotion to bring back players, encourage new players, and keep existing players on PC without breaking stuff or replacing something with a worse version. Announce a console next-gen update on PC just makes people expect full modern PC support.
Yet, that's what Bethsoft does: They make claims that come with reasonable expectations, but they don't deliver on anything they didn't actually say no matter how reasonable the expectation.
Mods are third-party and you use them at your own risk. You are responsible for them, not Bethesda. And you have/had PLENTY of ways to prevent this update.
A lot of people here blame Bethesda for their own laziness. It takes 5 damn seconds to prevent the update from happening. I rarely use mods for their games but even I was able to do it just like that.
If you absolutely do NOT enjoy the vanilla experience you should know how to handle your mods. If you whine about an update breaking your game, that is on you.
The game is showing massive performance and stability improvements across the board for many people, except the update didn't do anything major to the game? Or rather, anything you can see visibly? No new ray tracing, textures, fancy bells and whistles or whatever else. It did nothing to an unstable volatile poorly optimized decade old mess of a game that could crash if you looked at the wrong thing? Except now it doesn't crash or lag like that anymore, without any mods, and the update did nothing.
Okay, good to know.
You clearly have no idea how much mods (mostly F4SE dependent) improved the game. How many functions it added to a game that was always bland and boring and unsatisfying on its own.
All of these improvements are gone for now, so yes, the game is back to almost vanilla compared to what it was now.
All of these stability things are to be expected shortly post-launch, and not something a developer should be praised for if they do it 9 years later by breaking the entire modding compatibility.