In "The Nuclear Option", entering the Institute using the targeting helmet on Power Armor no longer inadvertently causes the player to go into combat, and become stuck in the Instituteįixed distance check with Robotics Expert perk Robots can now be assigned as settlement vendorsįixed issue with "Appropriation" where blueprints would not appear properly if the container had already been looted prior to getting the quest General stability and performance improvementsįixed rare crash related to reloading a save that relies on Automatronįixed issue with the robot workbench camera not moving properly immediately after canceling out of the menuįixed issue with perks being repeatedly added when reloading a saved game while in robot workbenchįixed issue with Ada not properly traveling to an assigned settlement
Third-person camera movement improvements when player is close up against walls and other objects See the in-game help menu for more details.Ĭharacters set to Survival difficulty appear under their own Character Selection filter Survival adds additional challenges including no fast travel, saving only when you sleep, increased lethality, diseases, fatigue, danger, and more. After all, if the Fallout 4 community is adamant it will fix all the game's bugs itself, it only makes sense for Bethesda to prioritize more content. While Patch 1.5 also adds support for the upcoming Far Harbor expansion, the timing is likely also a product of Bethesda wanting players to get used to Survival Mode ahead of a sudden surge of renewed interest after the expansion finally releases. Survival Mode will also task players with a more realistic simulation of the post-apocalyptic landscape, as resources will be significantly harder to find, damage to players will be more severe, and fast travel will be disabled.įallout 4's Survival Mode release comes at an interesting time for players, who are just two weeks away from getting their hands on the Far Harbor DLC.
Among a slew of other changes, which can be found at the bottom of this article, Patch 1.5 finally introduces Fallout 4 's Survival Mode, which will place a heavy emphasis upon resource management and advanced planning rather than gun-slinging and giant shoot-outs.
That teasing ended today, however, when Fallout 4's Patch 1.5 went live on PS4 and Xbox One.
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