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00:00:00 – 00:13:36
The video provides an in-depth review of the recent Next Gen update for Fallout 4, focusing on various issues and bugs that players have encountered across different platforms. Key problems discussed include broken textures, crashes particularly on Steam Deck, prolonged loading times, and difficulties with mods and game add-ons on Xbox and Steam. Specific errors affecting gameplay features like the makeshift weapon pack and "The Crucible" quest are highlighted.
The developer, Bethesda, acknowledges and is addressing these issues, especially those affecting mod access in Asian versions. Additionally, problems with the Fallout 4 script extender (F4SE) and a noteworthy patch causing game-breaking bugs are also discussed. Console players on PlayStation and Xbox seem to experience fewer issues compared to PC users. Lastly, there's a discussion about non-canonical trivia from the Fallout Bible concerning Vault 68 and Vault 69, offering insights into fictional scenarios within the Fallout Universe. The speaker encourages viewer engagement and feedback throughout.
00:00:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses the newly released Next Gen update for Fallout 4, highlighting a range of issues that players are encountering. Main points include reports of broken textures, Steam Deck crashes, wiped settings, and long loading screens. The speaker acknowledges a resolved issue for PlayStation 5 users who previously couldn’t download the update due to a PlayStation Plus conflict, as confirmed by a Bethesda tweet. However, the speaker notes ongoing dissatisfaction among fans regarding the update not being free for those with PS+ Essentials or PS+ Collection. There is also mention of potential further patches from Bethesda and existing bugs, particularly related to accessing mods in Asian versions of the game, which Bethesda is aware of and working to address.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker addresses multiple issues players are experiencing with Fallout 4. First, there’s a problem with downloading mods from bethesda.net, which the developers are investigating. Another issue causes the game to crash when accessing the Creation Club from the main menu, for which customer support should be contacted. Additionally, Fallout 4 Game of the Year codes on Xbox and Steam are not granting the add-ons and are being addressed by the developers. Lastly, there’s an error when linking a bethesda.net account to a console. Beyond these, a critical problem specific to Steam Deck users is mentioned, where a recent update has made the game unlaunchable, with various settings and performance issues being reported.
00:06:00
In this segment, the speaker discusses several issues faced by users with specific game features and quests. Firstly, a verification of files and trying different proton versions is suggested for resolving startup issues. A significant problem with the makeshift weapon pack is highlighted, where players encounter a texture error resulting in a red diamond shape with an exclamation mark. Reddit users voice their experiences and humorous takes on this issue. Another discussed problem is with “The Crucible” quest, where users face difficulties crafting flame-resistant legs for power armor; a workaround involving god mode is suggested. Additionally, there’s mention of an “operation could not be completed” bug frustrating players attempting to access the mod section, but developers are looking into it. Lastly, there’s a persistent “Nuka World collar bug” where characters are missing clothes after a recent update, noted humorously in the community.
00:09:00
In this segment, the discussion revolves around ongoing issues with a game patch that, despite being highly anticipated, has introduced several bugs. These problems impact different areas of the game, such as specific locations and quests. However, console players on Xbox and PlayStation have reported fewer issues compared to PC players. Viewers are encouraged to share their experiences in the comments.
The conversation moves to a particular bug related to traders’ clothing that can be fixed with a command on PC. Feedback is requested on whether this resolves issues in the Fallout 4 NCA World DLC.
Additionally, there’s mention of problems with the Fallout 4 script extender (F4SE) being broken by a recent update, similar to a previous Skyrim patch. The creator of the mod is working on an update but cannot provide a timeline yet. This update has also affected the release of the Fallout New London mod.
Lastly, the video touches on non-game-related trivia, specifically Chris Avellone’s Fallout Bible, which included now non-canonical details about Vaults 68 and 69.
00:12:00
In this part of the video, the speaker discusses an addition to the Fallout Universe, noting that the Fallout Bible is no longer considered canon. They highlight the peculiarities of Vault 68 and Vault 69, explaining that Vault 68 housed one man and 99 women, leading to potential issues of incest. Conversely, Vault 69 contained 99 men and one woman, suggesting it would face problems related to jealousy and reproduction. The speaker invites viewers to share their thoughts and encourages them to subscribe and follow on various platforms.