As it happens, the studio writes it's 'working with Microsoft and Sony to increase the storage limits on consoles,' and is looking to expand the feature's possibilities on the hardware.įurthermore, Bethesda also used its developer notes page for Fallout 4 to proclaim plans to give fans better support for reporting mods, which could very well assist in stymieing the amount of mods stolen from PC creators and published without permission.
One of the first posts on Bethesda's shiny new page provides a road map of what's to come this summer in order to improve the mod experience for Fallout 4, with perhaps the most important message coming from the developer involving the growth of the mods' size limits of 2 GB. The company has yet to execute its plans to bring about mods to the PlayStation 4 next month, for instance, so Bethesda has now decided that it's best to launch a fresh wing of its Website dedicated to developer notes regarding future updates to Fallout 4.
Bethesda Softworks shares its plans for improving mod support for Fallout 4 and states it is currently working to increase the mod cap limit on Xbox One.Īlthough Bethesda has instituted developer-supported console mods on Xbox One and PC for Fallout 4, the studio still has a ways to go before the feature really hits its stride across all platforms.
