Fallout 4’s<\/em> fiercely anticipated next-gen update has wreaked havoc on the modding community, breaking a vital mod that many others rely on.<\/p>
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First spotted by IGN<\/a>, the Fallout 4<\/em> Script Extender (F4SE), a crucial mod that several other mods rely on to function, has been “broken” by the latest update, and the developer behind the mod<\/a> is “working on an update”\u2014but there’s no indication of how long a fix may take.<\/p>
The F4SE mod is certainly not the first to have been hampered by the Fallout 4 <\/em>next-gen update, with the DLC-sized mod Fallout London <\/em>“screwed over”<\/a> by the release, resulting in an indefinite delay to the project five years in the making.<\/p>
Fallout London <\/em>was due to release on April 23<\/a>, but Bethesda’s surprise release date for the Fallout 4 <\/em>next-gen update ruined those plans, and there’s no timeframe on when the DLC-sized mod will arrive.<\/p>
It’s a similar situation with the F4SE mod in Fallout 4, <\/em>with no indication of when a fix will happen, and the next-gen mod may have provided more issues<\/a> than it solves.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
