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Thanks for linking this. It doesn’t include the PlayStation specific bug fixes unfortunately.
I found the official patch notes https://bethesda.net/en/article/4RcipuAES2k0KP7eYf2DwD/fallout-4-next-gen-patch-notes
It doesn’t mention fixes for several bugs that I remember.. really hoping those notes just aren’t exhaustive.
I mean there is the Fallout Wiki
https://fallout.fandom.com/wiki/Fallout_4_patches
But it seems like they stopped updating the page a while ago.
God I'm so old that I just wish they would do this for fallout 3.
I fully understand why they went with fallout 4 for the upgrade.
Funny, I remember playing fallout 4 and thinking damn this is not that different from three.
I got power armor and did a few other quests.. Then I just got busy with something else.
Fallout 3 though, that was one of my first RPGs on Xbox 360. I didn't blow up the town etc etc. I really really enjoyed that game although my memory hazy I was literally barely a teenager at the time
Leaked documents state that a Fallout 3 remaster is actually coming soon. :)
Fallout 3's problem isnt with the graphics, its with the story and game design.
Biggest issue is that it feels like you're playing a game that has 100 individual, isolated and sepearate stories in it. Nothing is connected to eachother, so nothing feels alive, or organic, or with a flow.
And a doubt a Remaster will fix any of that. What it needs is a Remake, and I'm not sure Bethesdas capable of that after seeing the pinnacle of their capability with Starfield.
And I'm not saying that to be internet cool and hate on a thing. I'm saying that as someone who has loved the franchise since he got Fallout 1 shortly after its release, in 1998, and wants to see things done right by it.
What an odd stance.
Care to actually share with the class why you think a remake weird?
Biggest issue is that it feels like you're playing a game that has 100 individual, isolated and sepearate stories in it. Nothing is connected to eachother, so nothing feels alive, or organic, or with a flow.
This is what I find odd. Isn't this the nature of every rpg? You're basically saying FO3 is bad because it's an rpg. How is this different from any other open world game?
Because in well written games stuff you do affects the world, even if its minor NPC barks making comments about things. Which does wonders for making the world feel vibrant, connected, and alive.
In Fallout 3 everything is in its own isolated bubble. It has zero impact, meaning, or effect on anything else anywhere in the game outside of its bubble.
Before it was acquired by Microsoft, ZeniMax Media, the parent company of studios like Bethesda Game Studios and id Software, was working on remasters of The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, Fallout 3, and a new entry in the Doom franchise, according to new documents revealed as part of FTC v. Microsoft. The games were included in a July 2020 Microsoft presentation about the then-potential ZeniMax acquisition.
These are leaks so I am not getting my hopes up until I see it. I feel like we've seen a few large leaks that have turned out to be nothing but ideas they've tinkered with. People thought the Fallout Anthology release was going to be a Fallout remaster several years ago.