Bethesda's Fallout 4 is no joke for gamers of today to take on. With ample difficulty and amazing graphics, together with a solid plot, the fourth installment can be more than what players have bargained for-both for the good and the not-so-good way.
According to Express, Fallout 4 was reported to have some details forgotten along the way, such as the rather peculiar infinite death glitch that fans were very upset over. That being said, a few updates are bound to come forth to add more content to the power series. Within 2016, there were rumors of a possible underwater downloadable content update, wherein gamers are to pillage the aquatic terrains of the wasteland for salvageable resources or eve more complex missions.
Moreover, a recent leaked sighting of a Harpoon states that there might also be underwater threats to take on. For the moment, however, Bethesda has not released word on what is to become. The way that things look for Fallout 4, it is well understood that the title could be immensely amusing to many, as per The Mary Sue.
Delivered by Forbes, other Fallout 4 related news states that a Russian man is suing Bethesda Softworks for making the title a little "too addictive". This is one issue that has stirred controversy recently, whereas the Russian government knows not yet on how to address immediately or even properly.
Unlike alcoholic and drug addiction, there are certain procedures to detect and eliminate the said condition. The man claims to have lost his social life, his work ethics and even his life partner in the attempts to continue the game on a daily basis, in which Bethesda has been pointed to be the culprit.
Fallout 4 does not deny the fact that it is truly a successful move by Bethesda. Though the game may have a few factors unseen, the near future holds more possibilities of improvement for the fourth and possibly most successful installment.
