The ‘Fallout 4’ Next Gen Update Is Not Going Great

Bethesda is enjoying a great deal of success as a result of the popularity of the Fallout TV show on Amazon Prime. This has resulted in a significant increase in interest in the previous four games in the series, namely Fallout 3, 4, New Vegas, and 76, leading to a massive boost in both sales and the number of players.

The timing seems perfect for the release of Fallout 4's "next-gen" update, but sadly, things are not going as planned. In fact, for some gamers, it's causing more problems than benefits and negatively impacting the game. This update is also adding to Bethesda's negative reputation for releasing bugged games. What exactly is happening?

It appears that the upgraded version of the game is running better on consoles than on PCs, as it was primarily designed for next-gen consoles. However, it hasn't started off well and has left many players feeling let down. Maybe these issues will be resolved eventually, but it was definitely a mistake to release the update with so many problems. I had hoped that Bethesda had improved in this aspect, as I didn't experience any major bugs in my first playthrough of Starfield. Clearly, this update needed more time and attention.

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