If you preorder the game on Steam, Fallout 4 comes with a Dota 2 announcer pack.
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The developers have hinted that the game will feature more than 400 hours of content and about 111,000 lines of dialogue.
As November 10 rapidly approaches, Bethesda has confirmed pre-installation of Fallout 4 will be available across all platforms.
The size on Xbox one is about 20GB and Steam says that it needs 30GB, but on PC that is usually greatly exaggerated.
Additionally, Bethesda.net will also house mods for Fallout 4 and other games, such as Elder Scrolls Online, over their newly created network.
Digital copies of Fallout 4 will preload prior to the game’s official release, according to Bethesda. Gamers need the Steam code for activation when installing the game and then download the rest of it. Many fans in the community maintain that this will have an adverse effect on the overall outlook of the game, both on Nvidia’s own hardware along with the hardware of its competitors. Future DLCs for the game will be for free, as according to Bethesda. This is how the developer intends to bring mods to console platforms for the first time with Fallout 4. The entire game revolves around the player’s ability to survive and rebuild the colony and every choice it makes affects the gameplay. Of course Bethesda would do their best to tweak the game engine to meet the needs of the PS4 and Xbox One; however the technicalities would still be with the older consoles.
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Fallout 4 is set in a post-apocalyptic world that is 200 years ahead of a nuclear war. The delay should give players the opportunity to actually enjoy Fallout 4 as Bethesda intended before deciding alter the game with mods. Download speeds and hard drive space impact any player nowadays but they can more so be a burden to those that want a digital version of a game.
