As promised last week, Bethesda Game Studios has just released the second update for Fallout 4 Next-Gen, the latest version of the RPG originally launched in 2015.
This patch fixes various outstanding bugs and, most importantly, adds more options to tweak graphics and performance for console users on PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series S|X.
Thanks to your feedback, we’ve been able to implement the ability to control your graphic fidelity and performance. We highly recommend you run with the default settings but now you can change your options to better fit your playstyle and display.
Frame Rate Target allows you to choose between 30, 40, and 60 (default). It is important to note that to select 40, your display must be able to support 120hz. You can now choose between Visuals and Performance (default) while trying to maintain frame rate target. If you choose Frame Rate Target of 60, we recommend selecting Performance. Both modes may adjust internal resolution dynamically when scenes or action get heavier. Please note both modes can only be changed from the main menu.
Bug Fixes
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General stability improvements.
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Fixed visual issue with certain image spaces
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Auto HDR is re-enabled (Xbox Series S|X)
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Fixed issue where reserved space was not displayed correctly in load order menu (Xbox Series S|X)
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Fixed issue with character name field when in widescreen mode. (PC)
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Fixed an issue that occasionally caused bundles to not fully download and could cause a crash
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Fixed an issue with material swaps
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Fixed an issue with load order that would break DLC until a restart after downloading mods (PlayStation 5)
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Fixed an issue that would occasionally cause a crash if you returned to the Main Menu with queued mods still downloading (PlayStation 5)
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Fixed an issue that could cause the Creation Club menu to not appear (Microsoft Store)
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Fixed a crash that could occur when connecting to the network after a suspend/resume with the network disabled (Xbox One)
Fallout 4, just like Fallout New Vegas and Fallout 76, is having a bit of a renaissance thanks to the incredible popularity of the Prime Video TV show (which has already earned a renewal for its second season). Bethesda's latest single player entry in the franchise has easily topped April sales in the United Kingdom.
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