New Fallout 4 beta patch released to help with stuck terminals
Do you find yourself staring at a terminal for hours on end? Then this patch is for you!
Bethesda has released a second beta patch for Fallout 4 that delivers some additional improvements to the game.
Beta update 1.2.37 offers general memory and stability improvements, performance improvements while inside the Corvega Assembly Plant, and fixed an issue with players becoming stuck in terminals.
For those interested in checking out the beta update, you’ll need to follow these steps after backing up your saved games:
1. Log into Steam
2. Right Click on Fallout 4 in your Library
3. Select Settings
4. Select Betas
5. A drop down menu will appear. Select Beta Update
6. Select OK.
7. Wait a few minutes and Fallout 4 should update.
8. When done, Fallout 4 should appear as Fallout 4 [beta] in your Library
The first beta patch for Fallout 4 was released last week which didn’t offer an extensive list of improvements to the game, although Bethesda has said it plans to release smaller and more frequent updates to the game. Once it feels comfortable with the beta updates, it’ll then receive an official release on PC and then consoles.
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Daniel Perez posted a new article, New Fallout 4 beta patch released to help with stuck terminals
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To be honest, a cluster of friends having the same kinds of problems that seem to be rare elsewhere makes me suspect they've all done some tweak to their system or game that's causing the issues.
L33t H4cker: "Hey guys, if you set 'gObscureConfigOption 77' you can improve performance by 3%!"
Everyone else: "Awesome!"
4 hours later...
Everyone: "WTF, my game keeps crashing!"
I remember from previous Bethesda games that there are options in those config files that can do very bad things. Sometimes just by setting them, sometimes by setting them and having them get unset later.
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