It’s fair to say that Fallout 4 VR isn’t the most polished experience in technical and performance terms, even when compared to the standard PC version. In the meantime, the Fallout 4 1.5 update is available in beta form on PC, adding the highly anticipated Survival mode.Due to its age and ongoing popularity, as well as Bethesda’s signature glut of bugs, Fallout 4 is one of the most modded video games out there, and the VR version is no exception.
Many gamers use them regularly and surely at least some of them won't be happy to learn that no achievements can be learned while using mods in Fallout 4.Īs a reminder, Bethesda has promised a way to introduce Fallout 4 mods to consoles as well (on Xbox One first and then PlayStation 4). While on one hand it is understandable that Bethesda would make this choice, on the other hand mods have always been vital to their games. Mods are content, not cheats.Īs of now the current plan is presumably for this to extend to consoles for achievements/trophies as well. Some people argue that mods will enable players to cheese achievements, but that was NEVER EVER an issue with Fallout 3, NV, and Skyrim. If you want to use the Unofficial Patch, you can't get achievements. Want to install a mod that adds a new weapon, you can't achievements. Want to install a mod that fixes a broken quest, you can't get achievements. The general consensus seems to be that mod authors don't want users to have a reason to keep mods disabled, they don't want users to be made to feel like mods are cheating, and they don't want users to have a reason to not use mods. Bethesda staff has not commented on whether or not this is up for debate. So if you plan to play Far Harbor, for instance, and want those achievements, but also want to play with mods, you'll need to load back to before you installed any mods, and no progress you made with mods installed can be carried over.Įven if you were to uninstall all the mods on your modded character, that flag is checked permanently, and you can't earn achievements without loading to the original.īeta testers are apparently by and large not happy about this. If you were to, say, play around with mods for a few hours but want to go back to earning achievements, your only option is to load from your original John files, losing any progress you made with mods installed. Instead of saving to the regular John section of your save menu, it will create a John section. You install a mod, play around on John for a little while, and save the game. Example, say your character's name is John. When you install a mod and load a save, any saves made will be separated into a new save slot.
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