Bethesda is rolling out updates to both Fallout 4 and Skyrim arriving August 18, with PC players on Steam facing the most direct impact. The company has issued an advance notice to players, though the specific contents of these patches remain undisclosed. This announcement stands in stark contrast to how most studios handle update reveals - typically a moment of goodwill with audiences. Bethesda's updates have historically carried a different reputation among fans, who approach new patches with wariness rather than anticipation.
- Fallout 4 and Skyrim updates arrive August 18 for Steam; patch details haven't been shared yet.
- Bethesda's track record with updates has conditioned its audience toward skepticism rather than enthusiasm.
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Polygon
· Aug 17, 19:23 UTC
Bethesda Warns Skyrim & Fallout 4 Players of Mod-breaking Update
Steam players on PC will be especially affected once Bethesda releases the patches for its RPGs on August 18.
KitGuru
· Aug 17, 08:30 UTC
Bethesda warns fans that Fallout 4 and Skyrim will be getting new updates
Typically, the announcement of a new video game update is met with excitement, as fans look forward to whatever new content / fixes are in store. When it comes to Bethesda though, updates are far less celebrated due to the fact that they of…