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Fallout 4 - New Beta Patch
People who have been playing Fallout 4 through Steam will already know about the beta patch for the game. Today it has seen another 210MB update to fix some more of the issues that have been discovered.
The update brings the Beta update to version 1.2.37, with the new fixes revealed as:
- General memory and stability improvements
- Performance improvements inside the Corvega Assembly Plant
- Fixed issue with player becoming stuck in terminals
Fallout 4 - Beta Patch #1 - 11/24/2015 09:17 AM
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they have really strange priorities at Bethesda
the terminal bug they fixed only appeared when you went above 110fps
wich required to tweak your .ini files to unlock the framerate, have the config files set as read-only too at the game release (not anymore)
the lockpicking bug they fixed in the 1st beta patch was also because of that
why fix something that was a problem only for modders,tweakers with high end configs and 120Hz+ monitors instead of fixing story,npcs,crafting problems ?