Bethesda's Fallout 4 never ceased to give fans updates and news whenever it arrives fresh. The newest case is no different, as a new patch has been announced by the developers and promises to rectify from the smallest to the most noticeable bugs as of late.
According to Gotta Be Mobile, fans of Fallout 4 have spoken out on some flaws that have plagued their gaming experience. As it is customary for games to undergo patches whenever errors are made, Fallout 4's developer Bethesda has seen the need to attend to them, with namely Patch 1.4.
Game Spot delivered that the latest patch will include additional art customizations for the Workshop, and is expected to contain Super Mutant clutter with meat totems, meat bags and meat cart. There will also be Raider Clutter with raider poles, cages and tents, as well as Abstract and Portrait Paintings, a variety of new signs, together with more metal and wood door variants.
The features do not end there, as per N4BB, as fixes were disclosed by Bethesda in which some gamers have drastically noticed. General stability and performance will be improved, and during Getting a Clue quest, Kellogg's desk will remain a working container. Others include the issue with Kremvh's Tooth quest item not spawning properly, and for the settlements under attack, there will be an updated message displayed if a player does not respond. Screen Effects are also fixed, in which it does not clear away properly after using a scope.
Fallout 4 is also rumored to have some downloadable contents coming up. Bethesda has not been very vocal yet with the entirety of the said contents nor did they disclose any plans on what to do thereof. Fans are still recommended to stay posted for more news on their titles, as the development team focuses on fixing some anomalies that have been talked about by the players since the game's launch. Patch 1.4 is now available on Steam, and the console versions are expected to come later on.
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