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Bethesda has done it again
Online games news Tedious Retro Gamer, 12-11-2025
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Bethesda has done it again, and no one is surprised. Yes, they shot themselves in the foot and soon they will run out of feet to sacrifice. This time it was the Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition.
What is Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition? The correct question is what Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition was supposed to be. It was supposed to be the celebration of 10th anniversary of the game premiere and, just like the premiere, it was a mess. Who is still surprised that Bethesda can produce nothing but mess? Yet, this time they did surprised some of the fans.
Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition was announced as featuring enhanced graphics, improved quests and equipment, additional content and an in-game modding workshop. Now take a wild guess how they f*cked this up. Yup, it was buggy. But in a way, it is the correct way to celebrate the premiere - with new bugs. Some of the bugs introduced with the premiere of the TV series were just fixed... or rather replaced with new ones.
But most attention was drawn by the workshop element - not only it did not really work, some of the items were even lacking images, which in case of skins for the weapons, makes the whole thing pointless.
But there is more - Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition is not even free! I mean, it is if you own a Fallout 4 Game of the Year edition, but not if you have just the regular version. In that case, the Anniversary Edition will cost you 60 USD.
13-11-2025
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