It's no secret that Bethesda has been hard at work on a VR version of Fallout 4, but if their strategic partners at AMD are to be believed, it could be bigger, badder, and more important for VR as a whole than anything we've seen yet.
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Despite being verified for the Steam Deck, Fallout 4 has issues running on the OLED version of Valve's handheld device. Here's how it works.
Isn't this a better and easier work around?...
There is a partial workaround that adds the Fallout 4 launcher back ;to the Steam Deck version of the game. Players need to add “SteamDeck=0 %command%” to Fallout 4’s launch options in the game’s settings on Steam Deck. But it’s wild and not great that players have to do this just to change visual settings while playing on Valve’s portable PC.
Some PS Plus subscribers can now access the next-gen version of Fallout 4 after Bethesda addressed concerns on Thursday, but others have still been left in the cold.
This update on PC kills mods, they still didn't improve or fix the draw calls and if you have an RTX card the game still crashes unless you turn off debris.
So if you mod the game it now looks worse, plays worse, all of your saves are broken and the game breaking bugs are still present.
Yeah I've had friends rebuy the game because the ps plus didn't work and they used to own the last gen version sold off the physical after the PS plus pack included fallout when they got the ps5.
So overall I know ms has likely warned quote a bit from this error.
This game hasn't aged well. I was really looking forward to the update, but I'm just not enjoying it. I never did get on with the settlement building and raiders, and I still don't. I won't be going back to this now.
They aren't really missing much. I've been playing it for awhile and it's just a polished turd. Low effort, hyped up like a full release.
I love that they are implementing so many different ways of traveling. Can't wait!
Too bad I may not get to see it in action. Maybe I will see it on someone else's headset. I am a huge Bethesda fan though and one of the few who really, really enjoyed Fallout4
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Not really. It will help VR. Which is great. But it won't be the "Mario" of VR. What if you don't like games like fallout? What if, like me, you never bought a current Bethesda game because of their games being buggy and unfinished? Seeing as most gamers don't have a VR headset yet. The PR hype from AMD is just that:PR hype. Their wireless streaming they acquired is more Mario that fallout is.
Even if Horizon could be done in VR. As good as that game is, it wouldn't be for everybody. It would just be one game among other games and applications that help VR be successful. Perfect example is the PlayStation. Gamers keep looking for that one game that defines PlayStation. Be it GT, Ratchet, GOW, Uncharted, etc. But, not everyone plays each of those games. But those games together and the variety of games that speaks to Sony's fan base, is what makes the PlayStation brand great.
It's no longer like the old days where Mario, Sonic or Bonk were the mascots of a game system. Gaming has evolved beyond that to think one game is going to be the face of gaming or platform. Even Xbox has evolved. Halo was the face of Xbox. Now, it's the collection of games on the platform that makes Xbox what it is. *Personally*, it would be a Robotech/Macross game that would be *my* "Mario."
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Or, an action RPG game based off of the 80's Dungeon's and Dragons cartoon where I can fight Venger and Tiamat.
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But that doesn't represent everybody else.
Same will be for VR.It will be VR's multiple applications and multiple games and media content that will, together, make VR great.
can't freaking wait!