Well, it could have been worse. Fallout 4‘s all-important script extender modding tool has taken less than 24 hours to be updated to work with the RPG‘s freshly released anniversary update. It joins an ever-growing list of mods which have been categorised as updated over on Nexus Mods, while Bethesda are seemingly still looking into issues around the anniversary update’s extra creations stuff not showing up properly for Steam players.
As with last year’s Fallout 4 next-gen update, this re-release playing some degree of havok with mods was guaranteed going in, with Bethesda issuing a specific warning against ones which edit the game’s main menu. As modding platform Nexus Mods predicted, the list of mods requiring updates to work with the new version has been larger than just those.
It’s great to see that Fallout 4’s script extender has received its anniversary update! Modding really enhances the gaming experience, and it’s nice to know that the community continues to support it. Looking forward to seeing what new possibilities this update brings!
Absolutely! The anniversary update is a big step for the modding community, especially as it helps address some of the ongoing issues with creation tools. It’s interesting how dedicated modders can enhance the game experience so much, keeping it fresh even years after release.