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The video by AK Tech Ranger covers the new Fallout "NextGen" update, detailing both improvements and encountered issues. The update introduces performance and quality modes for Xbox Series consoles and PlayStation 5, with stability enhancements for Xbox One and PS4. However, users have faced problems like missing textures and immediate quest triggers tied to Creation Club content. The video also highlights complications with makeshift weapons, missing textures, and mod conflicts, including a new Tesla Cannon with no reload animation. Additionally, the update triggered mod-related issues due to a server handshake error with Bethesda's servers. The speaker experiences the "zero bytes" glitch and advises on potential fixes while cautioning about reserve space clearance. They emphasize issues with specific mods like "def UI" and lighting mods, urging viewers to share their post-update mod experiences in the comments.
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In this part of the video, AK Tech Ranger discusses the Fallout “NextGen” update, touching on both the improvements and the issues. The update introduces performance and quality modes on Xbox Series consoles and PlayStation 5, with native applications for these consoles and stability updates for Xbox One and PlayStation 4. AK Tech Ranger provides practical advice on ensuring all updates, including DLCs, are properly downloaded. He notes that the performance mode targets 60 FPS with dynamic 4K resolution, offering a smoother experience, while the quality mode may result in more frame drops. He addresses some issues encountered, such as missing textures and problems related to Creation Club content, which can lead to quests starting immediately after exiting the Vault.
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In this segment, the speaker discusses issues with makeshift weapons, missing textures, and disappearing bodies in a quest, attributing these problems to possible mod conflicts. They then talk about a new Tesla Cannon creation which, despite being cool, lacks a reload animation. The speaker transitions to issues with mods following an update, explaining that mods may appear absent due to a server handshake error with Bethesda’s servers. They mention that the Fallout 4 Reddit community suggests loading directly into a save without accessing the mod menu to avoid issues. The speaker shares their experience of encountering the “zero bytes” glitch when accessing the mod menu and speculates on potential fixes, such as server attention or clearing reserve space, though they caution against the latter unless necessary.
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In this segment of the video, the creator discusses the impacts of recent updates on mod functionality within Fallout 4 on Xbox. They note that while the mod menu remains unchanged, certain mods previously used in their load orders are now causing issues, such as game crashes. Specifically, “def UI” crashes the game upon starting or loading, attributed to the Creations update affecting UI mods. Lighting mods, particularly “try and film luux,” have compatibility problems, showing off-color visuals due to changes in the lighting engine. The creator advises avoiding these problematic mods until they receive updates. Finally, they invite viewers to share their experiences with mods post-update in the comments.