Even though the gameplay component is completely optional, Howard believes that purely giving fans the opportunity to do so automatically builds a rapport with the community, as it introduces even more freedom in the game. Bethesda is all for players getting their hands dirty when it comes to altering the Wasteland, which is why the studio is putting out the game's Creation Kit out as soon as humanly possible.ĭuring a recently released interview recorded during E3 2015, Fallout 4's director, Todd Howard, touched on the game's new feature that gives players the chance to craft and customize weapons, armor, and settlements, likening the process to Minecraft. Prior to the developer's forthcoming entry, the modding community has put the post-apocalyptic series on the receiving end of mod-treatments many times over, as seen in videos like the Fallout: The Frontier mod trailer – a complete nuclear winter re-imagining of New Vegas.Īs most of the gaming world would attest, Fallout 4 is arguably one of the most highly anticipated titles of the year, and fans are doubly excited about being able to make the game unique in their own ways, as mods were being developed almost immediately after the sequel was announced. Fortunately, Bethesda will allow fans to do just that with Fallout 4 mod tools after it releases.
The ability to mod video games lets folks to tinker with practically all of a title's components from the ground up until the base model has been remolded to either fit a player's liking, or simply to make wild, imaginative creations.
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