Fallout 4's next-gen update has finally dropped after months of waiting, and you can definitely tell it's made by Bethesda.
Despite somewhat managing to shake its infamous reputation of launching broken games with Starfield, Bethesda is back and buggier than ever with the release of Fallout 4's next-gen update, as players have been reporting a variety of issues all day, particularly on PC.
For starters, pretty much all the game's existing mods have been completely broken, leading to some reports of players not actually being able to load their games again until they delete and reinstall all Creation Club content they had downloaded.
There are even reports of non-modded saves getting busted as well, with this new version of Fallout 4 seemingly not able to recognize official DLC expansions.
Another big issue is the next-gen update's widescreen support. Bethesda has technically delivered on its promise, as you can now play Fallout 4 on widescreen monitors and the game supports them, but you have to deal with stretched out UI, as seen in the tweet above from Twitter user Tyle_McV.