In simpler terms, PS4 mods can only use textures, sounds etc. The biggest and most obvious one is that they're limited only to in-game assets, and not fan-made textures and sound files.
Outside of the general fixes and improvements, PS4 users had something to look forward to the most with the patch: mods.ġ.4 is now out on PS4, bringing mod support to Sony's console for the first time, following months of uncertainty.Īlthough PS4 players can now start downloading and enjoying mods for their game, mods on PS4 come with hefty limitations compared to what's available on Xbox One. The most recent patch for Fallout 4 came out recently on PC and Xbox One, but the PS4 version was delayed. But if you want to cheat your way through some of the game's more difficult battles, there's plenty of mods ready and waiting to ease the Sole Survivor's pain (and increase his ammo count).The long awaited release of mod support for Fallout 4 on PS4, is now a reality. Unfortunately, there are fewer overall mods for the PS4 due to Sony's restrictions on external assets. That's where mods (finally) come in, providing sorely needed changes that Bethesda hasn't gotten around to making and vastly increasing your in-game options. Tired of getting blown up in one shot by super mutants with grenades and can't stand how scarce fusion cores are for your power armor? No problem - just give yourself 10,000 of them.Ĭonsole players, on the other hand, have been stuck with vanilla Fallout 4 for far too long - and while I've sunk a good 50+ hours into the vanilla version, I still think its easily the least satisfying of all the Fallout experiences so far. With a single keystroke, PC players have always been able to pull up the console command input and make any changes they wanted to Fallout 4's rendition of the Boston Commonwealth.
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