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Fixed an issue that could cause an infinite loading screen when signing into the Creations menu with an account already linked to another platform account.
Fixed a crash on PlayStation that could occur when downloading a Creation and backing out to the Main Menu during the download.
Fixed an issue where selecting “Download all Creations in My Library” could fail and return the player to the title screen.
Fixed an issue on PC where Bunker Home Pack could incorrectly report “not enough space” despite sufficient disk space.
Fixed an issue where the Enclave Remnants Creation could sometimes fail to spawn NPCs and objects under certain progression paths.
Fixed an issue where “LOOKUP FAILED!” could appear instead of “Commonwealth” across UI elements such as the Pip-Boy map and door transitions.
We’ve significantly expanded the amount of storage available for Creations across all platforms. Players will see a slight difference on how their Creations are stored by platform.
Xbox One: up to 15 GB
Xbox Series X|S: up to 100 GB
PlayStation 5: expanded to 15 GB
PlayStation 4: expanded to approximately 16 GB
By Hobgoblin Studios
Take on the role of a Bounty Hunter. Track down and eliminate notorious outlaws of the Commonwealth and revive the Bounty Hunter faction to its former glory. This creation comes with a new, fully voiced quest, plus new gear: the Gyrojet Revolver and Bounty Hunter Duster, both with their own suite of customization options and skins. Learn more here.
By Hobgoblin Studios, presented by Bethesda Game Studios.
In this free creation, discover how NCR Ranger, Troy Morton, traveled from New Vegas to Boston and became the Wasteland legend, The Beast Hunter. Learn more here.
By: bp42s
Play through a short quest featuring a brand-new dungeon to gain the option to leave your smoothskin life behind. As a ghoul, you gain access to new gameplay mechanics such as Glow, Feral, Disguises, Faction Reactivity, Friendly Ferals, and more. Includes custom-animated, ghoulified Vault-Boy perk icons and quest icons. Additional HUD integration options are available if you are using HUDFramework. Features custom ghoulified versions of every vanilla player preset. Automatically provides soft support for DLC character customization options such as hairstyles and ghoul eye colors. Learn more here.
By: Otellino
Daniel's a recent arrival to the Commonwealth. Having left his home 10 years prior due to circumstances he's reluctant to share, he's trying his luck as a scavenger. Aware that traveling alone in the wastes is asking for trouble, he offers the player a deal - he'll watch the player's back, so long as the player helps him with his scavenging. However, as you travel together, you'll learn more about Daniel's storied history, and help him face a fragment of his past life as you journey back to his home. Learn more here.
Nearly 2000 lines of professional voice acting
Quest commentary on the entirety of Fallout 4's Main Quest and Faction Quests
Three new quests that unfold as Daniel's trust in you increases
By Neeher, presented by Bethesda Game Studios
In this free creation, the surface is filled with secrets and surprises. In the sewer you'll find the "Varmint Rifle" is no different. Fall down a manhole, discover a unique rifle, and solve an elaborate set of puzzles. But you're not the first to get lost in these ruins, nor are you the only thing trapped down here. To find this dungeon, head west from Cambridge Polymer Labs, along the river, and look for a raider trying to access a manhole cover. Enter that manhole to explore and uncover a well stocked camp and unique mod for your new rifle before making your escape. There is no quest associated with this dungeon, but an enterprising and keen-eyed adventurer can use the visual cues left by those who came before to help guide you through and uncover all of the secrets of this sinister sewer. Learn more here.
By: Unoctium
Miss Weldy is an Automatron-compatible companion with over 2000 lines. Rarely, if ever seen on land, Miss Weldys are General Atomics Utility Robots meant for primary use on Oil Rigs and large tanker ships. So it's only a surprise when you encounter her trying to sell you a power armor to you, while it's owner's back is literally turned. Miss Weldy is a companion which encourages immoral, if not despicable behaviours. Doing so, will no doubt lead to a very profitable, if infamous partnership as you travel through the Commonwealth together - that is, if she doesn't sell you to the Gunners, behind your back. Miss Weldy can be found at Walden Pond. Learn more here.
By: Hobgoblin Studio
The original Mister Gusty voice actor returns! This one of a kind Robot Backpack is perfect for any wasteland adventure, especially ones that include tons of carnage and exploration. Backpack with commentary, Comes with over 130+ unique lines that play contextually to what the player is doing. Whether that's looting, shooting and or just roaming the wasteland. Featuring voice actor Dave B. Mitchell reprising his role as Mister Gutsy from Fallout 4 and Fallout 76. Reach new heights. Use Mister Gutsy’s thruster to boost jump mid combat and gain a height advantage over the enemy! Like exploring? The thruster is perfect to reach heights once thought impossible. Scrapped to Strapped. To start the quest, travel to Big John’s Salvage and take on RL-4, a rouge Gutsy unit fitted with a unique personality chip, who now has control over an army of robots. Once he is defeated you can salvage his parts to create the backpack. Comes with new animations, jetpack effects and skins including Nuka Cola, Enclave, Airforce, Patriot and Atom cats skin. Learn more here.
By: Painter2099
Tired of conventional weapons? Are General Atomics designs too bulky for you? Want something for personal protection without compromise? Then you've found what you need! The latest development from Wattz Electronics, the Wattz Model 1000 pistol! Compact, powerful, and reliable, the Wattz 1000 will satisfy all your self-defense needs. This creation adds the Wattz 1000 pistol, seen in Fallout 1 and Fallout 2, with professionally made assets and animations specifically for Fallout 4. The weapon includes a variety of attachments, fully utilizing Fallout 4's customization system, and also introduces two unique variants scattered throughout the Wasteland for you to discover. Learn more here.
With our December patch we’re addressing the following fixes listed below. Your feedback and reports have been greatly appreciated and have helped us sort through a few key pain points for players. It was a goal of ours to launch storage expansion on console this year, knowing it's been one of the top requests from players. While the team has made progress, we need a little more time to roll this out for console players and will need to wait until the new year.
Thank you for your continued feedback with our support and community team. Please keep an eye on our channels for updates on future patches and new creation content coming in the new year.
Save/Load and Content Handling
Fixed issues with the missing Creations Bundle add-on for Steam
Game now recognizes Creation Club content upon loading a save file from an older build.
Correct warning dialogue is shown when Creations are disabled but not deleted.
General UI/UX Improvements
Improved visibility and interaction in the Category List, fixed overlapping boxes, and ensured button prompts display correctly on all platforms (including ROG Ally and Steam Deck).
Fixed issues with missing or broken UI elements, such as missing button layouts, gallery image enlargement, and empty titles in “My Library”.
Improved sort menu transparency and restored the 'Best Results' sort option.
Addressed keyboard input loss and cursor visibility issues in the Creations menu.
Fixed prompt and navigation issues when rapidly re-entering the Creations Store or using the PS Store overlay.
Creations removed from the storefront can now be individually deleted from the Load Order.
Banner carousel/category rows no longer endlessly scroll when opening the Purchase Credits menu.
Crash & Stability Fixes
Addressed crashes related to downloading all Creations, data reloads, idling in menus, profile sign-out, and leaving the Creations menu (especially on PS4/PS5).
Fixed rare crashes after store purchases, during scrolling/viewing in the Creations menu, and when starting a new game with Creations enabled.
Improved error handling for rapid menu actions and ensured the game no longer hangs on quit.
Ultrawide, Steam Deck, and Platform-Specific Fixes
Workshop menus and reset screens are now optimized for ultrawide and super ultrawide monitors.
Fixed performance hitches and UI alignment issues on ultrawide
Addressed platform-specific issues such as button prompts, misplaced UI
Text, Localization, and Miscellaneous
Apostrophes and other special characters now display correctly in the in-game Creations menu.
Prompt for Anniversary Upgrade now fits correctly in German, French, and Spanish localizations.
Thank you for your continued communication with us on your current Fallout 4 experience. The team is focused on DLC installation issues, occasional crashing, and general user experience in Patch 1, and of course, continued preparation for mod storage expansion for consoles. While we initially hoped to release the storage expansion in our November patch, we will need a little extra time to roll out this heavily requested feature from the community.
We'll share more details on the December Patch 2 in the coming weeks. In the meantime, to help prepare for mod storage expansion, console players may want to ensure their mod load order is protected. Please see the following steps to help preserve your mod load orders as a console player.
We’re also excited to share "The Varmint Rifle", the first of several free Fallout 4 Creations coming to players, will be available next week! Fall down a manhole, discover a unique rifle, solve an elaborate set of puzzles, but in true wasteland fashion, you're not the only thing trapped down here.
Crash and Stability Fixes
Fixed crash when starting a new game with Creations installed on PS4.
Fixed crash when quitting after exiting an interior with Pip-Boy open (PS4/PS5).
Guest/local users can no longer access the Creations menu, which resulted in an inoperable state
Addressed rare crashes when choosing to use the save data load order, especially when loading saves with missing Creations.
Fixed a crash that could occur when selecting 'Purchase Credits' on PC
Fixed a crash when selecting "Download all owned Creation Club Creations"
Save/Load & Profile
Exit saves are now correctly created when exiting to the main menu
Fixed infinite loading when downloading missing Creation Club content from a save made on a different platform.
Switching Xbox user profiles no longer causes softlocks or loss of controls.
Fixed an issue where loading a save file with different creations enabled did not prompt a load order warning
Downloading a creation and disabling it immediately, will no longer cause content that relies on it to become permanently disabled
UI & User Experience
Performance improvements in the Creations menu across platforms.
Fixed softlocking when entering/exiting the Creations menu repeatedly.
Fixed infinite loading/hang when loading a save file that requires creations.
Bundle prices now update immediately after purchasing individual items in the bundle.
Bundles now show correct file sizes for included creations.
Localization improvements.
In-game Creations menu now respects the load order set by the player, not alphabetical order.
Players can now like/unlike creations in the Load Order menu as intended.
Guest/local users can no longer access the Creations menu; option is now greyed out as on PS4.
Downloaded Creations will now remain visible in your Load Order after deletion from BethesdaNet
Please note, PS5 players with low internet speeds or latency may encounter a potential issue that causes the Creations Menu to be grayed out. If encountered, please try refreshing your connection
Today’s Fallout 4 hotfix addresses the following:
Resolved an issue preventing users from enabling Creations that rely on DLC.
Improved stability in the Creation menu, particularly on PS4/XB1.
Identified an issue causing DLC to become uninstalled on PlayStation. For players still experiencing this issue, we recommend the following: Please enable any of your Creations after your DLC is completely installed.
We’re continuing to collect everyone’s feedback and encountered issues, so if you’ve submitted a ticket with our support team or provided details to our team in Discord, thank you. It’s been extremely helpful.
For next steps, the team is focused on additional fixes in our first November Patch. We’ll share those details as soon as we can.
Just about a month before you’re back in the Wasteland. Until then, please enjoy the official trailer for Fallout Season Two. Starring Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, Walton Goggins, and more. Arriving December 17 only on Prime.
We’re actively investigating issues you’re encountering with the latest Fallout 4 update and Anniversary Edition launch. You should now see faster load times of the Creations menu, game menu, and redemption of Creation Club items. We plan to publish a hot fix early next week to address the following:
Hot Fix: Fixing stability problems particularly on XB1/PS4.
Hot Fix: Fixing an issue causing creations that rely on DLC to not work.
Hot Fix: Fixing an issue causing DLCs to become uninstalled after updating the game on PlayStation.
The hotfix will be followed by two patches. The first patch will be the week of Nov 24th, and the second, in the first half of December. We’ll provide an overview of these patches soon. Thank you for your continued updates and support tickets, it’s helped us to pinpoint issues. We’ll work to address these as quick as we can.
Notably, in the November patch, Xbox Series X/S players will see Creations local storage limit increased substantially. Growable up to 100GB to match your needs. We are also looking into increasing storage on PlayStation.
It has been a decade since we first stepped out of Vault 111 and into the sprawling, chaotic world of Fallout 4. Over the years, millions of vault dwellers have built settlements, battled Super Mutants, discovered hidden stories and forged their paths in the ruins of Boston. Now, the definitive Fallout 4 experience is available with the launch of the Anniversary Edition.
Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition includes the base game, the six official add-ons, and over 150 pieces of Creation Club content, curated for the ultimate post-apocalyptic adventure (see the full list of items in the Creations Bundle in the FAQ below). Whether you’re revisiting old haunts or wandering the wasteland for the first time, you’ll discover a host of new quests, weapons and customization options that make every playthrough unique.
Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition includes the Far Harbor, Automatron and Nuka-World story expansions, as well as Contraptions Workshop, Vault-Tec Workshop and Wasteland Workshop.
If you own the standard edition of Fallout 4, you can pick up the Anniversary Edition Upgrade to receive the 6 expansions and the 150+ pieces of Creation Club content.
If you own the Fallout 4: Game of the Year Edition and just want to get the Creation Club content, you can get the Creations Bundle separately. Browse all the available content (including the individual items in the Creations Bundle) through the new in-game Creations menu.
Visit Fallout.com for the full pricing breakdown.
No. On November 10, an update will go live that will add the Creations menu to all versions of Fallout 4.
The Anniversary Edition comes with over 150 pieces of Creation Club content, including some previously unreleased items. The following 9 Creation Club items are making their debut with the Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition and Creations bundle:
Institute Plasma Weapons (new)
In ramshackle apartments, lonely diners, and beggar's bowls, the operatives of the Institute conduct their trade. Included in their dealings are several high-grade plasma weapons, experimental guns to be tested in the field. Altogether, Institute Plasma Weapons features three unique weapon types and special legendary versions!
Ion Gun (new)
Developed by Poseidon Energy and passed on to unlisted clientele, the Ion Gun harvests concentrated plasma and channels it into a beam of pure incineration. Barbecue your foes to a laser-fried crisp with this experimental hand cannon.
Bunker Home Pack (new)
Whether it's a modest private bunker, the contemporary stylings of the Juniper Cove Resort, the classical architecture in the Wilmingdon Estates, or the technological marvels of the Vault-Tec Showcase, there's a home for every Wastelander in this one-of-a-kind pack.
Cyber Dog (new)
Half dog, half machine, part bark and all byte, the Cyberdog is the ultimate in good boy technology. Ever versatile, this loyal companion can be programmed to respond to over a hundred different names.
Sea Scavengers (new)
Across the trenches of the Glowing Sea, shadows tread silently through the Wasteland. Follow their tracks through waves of irradiated desert, and learn the story of those caught in their clutches. Comes with a fully customizable outfit with multiple variants, and a brand new 12.7mm Sub-Machine Gun!
Brahmin Armor (new)
Adopt your own beefy two-headed sentinel to help guard your settlement and boost its defenses! Choose from over a hundred unique names to give your bovine bruiser a personalized touch.
Railroad’s Clandestine Couture (new)
Not every friend is someone you know. Play the role of a secret agent and help deliver a package to the Railroad, or side with the Institute and eliminate the agents working against. Just remember, when trying to distinguish friend from foe, pay attention to the signs. Includes five new Railroad themed outfits.
Repurposed Power Armor Helmets (new)
Discarded by the wastes, these erstwhile Power Armor helmets have found a new home in the piecemeal workshops of Tribal mechanics. Altered to function as standard helmets, these helmets provide heavy duty protection without the need for bulky Power Armor frames.
Power Armor Paint Job – Pitt Raider
Power Armor Paint Job – Air Force
Power Armor Paint Job – Scorched Sierra
Power Armor Paint Job – Inferno
• Anti-Materiel Rifle
• Arcade Workshop Pack
• Armor Paint Job (Color variants: Army, Atom Cats, Bats, Brotherhood of Steel, Children of Atom, Desert Camo, Enclave, Gunners, Hot Rod Pink, Hot Rod Shark, Institute, Jack O'Lantern, Minutemen, Nuka Cherry, Pickman, Railroad, Red Flames, Reillys Rangers, Shi, Swamp Camo, Tunnel Snakes, Vault-Tec, and Aquatic Camo)
• Black Labrador Retriever
• Border Collie
• Boxer
• Capital Wasteland Mercenaries
• Captain Cosmos
• Charlestown Condo
• Chinese Stealth Armor
• Chocolate Labrador Retriever
• Coffee and Donuts Workshop Pack
• CR-74L Combat Rifle
• Dalmatian
• Enclave Remnants
• Golden Retriever
• Graphic T-Shirt Pack
• Great Dane
• Gunners vs. Minutemen
• Halloween Workshop Pack
• Handmade Shotgun
• Heavy Incinerator
• Hellfire Power Armor
• Holiday Workshop Pack
• Home Décor Workshop Pack
• Horse Power Armor
• Husky
• Makeshift Weapon Pack
• Manwell Rifle Set
• Modern Furniture Workshop Pack
• Modular Military Backpack
• Neon Flats
• Noir Penthouse
• Nuka-Cola Collector Workshop
• Pint-Sized Slasher
• Pip-Boy Paint Job (Color variants: Abraxo, Aquatic Camo, ArcJet, Black, Blue, Children of Atom, Chrome, Cruiser, Desert Camo, Green, Grey Tortoise, Grognak, Manta Man, Mistress of Mystery, Nuka-Cola, Nuka-Cola Quantum, Orange, Overseer's Edition, Patriotic, Pink, Purple, Red, Red Rocket, Reilly's Rangers, Silver Shroud, Swamp Camo, Tan, The Inspector, The Institute, Vim, Vim Refresh!, White, Yellow, Adventure, Art Deco, Corvega, Five-Star Red, Haida, Hawaii, Neon Sunrise, Phenol Resin, Pop, and Tribal)
• Pitbull
• Power Armor Paint Job (Color variants: Aquatic Camo, Blue, Chrome, Desert Camo, Green, Onyx, Orange, Patriotic, Pink, Purple, Red, Swamp Camo, Tan, White, Yellow)
• Prototype Gauss Rifle
• Rottweiler
• Sentinel Control System Companion
• Settlement Ambush Kit
• Shiba Inu
• Shroud Manor
• Solar Cannon
• Tesla Cannon
• TransDOGrifier
• Tunnel Snakes Rule!
• Vault Suit Customization
• Virtual Workshop: Atomic Crater
• Virtual Workshop: Desert Island
• Virtual Workshop: GNR Plaza
• Virtual Workshop: Grid World
• Weapon Paint Job (color variants: Aquatic Camo, Army, Atom Cats, Bats, Brotherhood of Steel, Children of Atom, Desert Camo, Enclave, Gunners, Hot Rod Pink, Hot Rod Shark, Jack O'Lantern, Minutemen, Pickman, Railroad, Red Flames, Reillys Rangers, Shi, Swamp Camo, The Institute, Tunnel Snakes, and Vault-Tec)
• X-02 Power Armor
• Yellow Labrador Retriever
• Zetan Arsenal
Yes! The following “Bethesda Themed” Creation Club items will be free for all Fallout 4 players to pick up on November 10: Morgan's Space Suit, Doom Classic Marine Armor, Doom BFG, Quake Thunderbolt, and the Fantasy Hero Set.
Yes! Many new Creations are coming to Fallout 4, including “Tale of the Beast Hunter” from the team at Hobgoblin Studios which is available now! Pick it up through the Creations menu for free and uncover the legend of the Beast Hunter. Unlock the Beast Hunter’s outfit and his revolving shotgun and face off against his pet Deathclaw, Bessy, in a brutal showdown. “Tale of the Beast Hunter” is also your chance to bring a piece of the Mojave to the Commonwealth with ‘The Bar,’ a unique new player home that feels straight out of the Strip. Check it out here!
Keep an eye on the Creations menu for new content drops!
This coming week brings both the launch of the Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition and the launch of Fallout 4 Creations! As we prepare for these launches, please note that Fallout 4 mods will undergo maintenance from November 6th through 10th. During this time, Fallout 4 Mods and Creation Club will be offline. And while you won't be able to download or upload any new content, you will still have access to change your mod load order and play the game.
The Fallout 4 update on November 10th will require adjustments to the main menu screen. So, prior to November 10th, please disable any mods which change the main menu, as these may break with the patch. Thank you for your patience as we work to roll these changes out and lay the groundwork for things like additional storage for Creations. Please keep an eye out on Bethesda Support and the official Bethesda Game Studios Discord for additional info.
Creations Menu: A new in-game Creations menu has been added, making it easier than ever to discover, download and enjoy content from professional developers and passionate enthusiasts alike.
Gameplay & Performance
VATS Accuracy: VATS hit chances are now consistent across platforms and no longer drop to 0% or show incorrect values. Targeting enemies through walls without the Penetrator perk is no longer possible.
NPC Visual Creations: Fixed stuttering and hitching caused by Creations that edit NPC visuals. Performance is improved when using such Creations.
Stability & Crashes
BNET Connectivity: Better handling when there is a Bethesda.net outage
Crafting Station Crash: Interacting with crafting stations or the workshop on ultrawide monitors no longer causes crashes.
Ultrawide & Super Ultrawide Support
UI & HUD Scaling: UI elements, HUD backgrounds, and item previews now scale correctly for 21:9 and 32:9 aspect ratios. Menus, quest updates, tutorials, workshops, and inspected objects are no longer stretched or squished.
Pip-Boy Map: Players can now place markers, fast travel, and pan the map to the right side in the Pip-Boy when using ultrawide resolutions.
Save Preview Images: Save preview images are now letterboxed to avoid looking squished on ultrawide monitors.
Miscellaneous
Resolution Detection: Autodetect now sets supported display resolutions, preventing crashes on launch.
It’s been ten years since players first stepped out of Vault 111 and into the post-nuclear world of Fallout 4. To mark the occasion, Bethesda Game Studios is thrilled to announce Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition. This is the ultimate celebration of a beloved classic, bringing together the complete Fallout 4 experience. The Anniversary Edition will be available digitally on Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4 on November 10.
This special release includes the base game and the six official add-ons: Automatron, Far Harbor, Nuka-World, and the Workshop expansions. Whether you’re building settlements, battling robots, or exploring the mysteries of the Commonwealth, every adventure is here.
But that’s not all! The Anniversary Edition also bundles over 150 pieces of Creation Club content, including fan favorites and previously unreleased items designed to enhance your journey. From new weapons and different Dogmeat breeds like a husky or a Dalmatian, to gameplay tweaks and quest expansions, there’s something for every Vault Dweller.
For the first time ever, Creations are coming to Fallout 4! The Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition introduces a brand-new in-game Creations menu, making it easier than ever to discover, download and enjoy content from professional developers and passionate enthusiasts alike. That means you’ll see even more new content coming to the Commonwealth, ready to transform your adventure in exciting new ways.
Whether you’re a longtime Sole Survivor or a newcomer to the wasteland, the Anniversary Edition is the definitive way to experience Fallout 4.
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