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GameSpot recently had the opportunity to play three hours of Fallout 76. It remains to be seen if Fallout 76 mods will launch first on PC. Those games, however, are exclusively single-player experiences, whereas Fallout 76 is always-online.įallout 4 and Skyrim initially only supported mods on PC, but they later came to PS4 and Xbox One, albeit with some limitations. Mods in Bethesda games like Fallout 4 and Skyrim have been and continue to exceptionally popular and helping contribute to the longevity of those games and others across the industry. But mods and private servers are definitely coming," Hines said. Hines cautioned that mods may not be supported in Fallout 76 until November 2019 at the soonest. Mods aren't coming to Fallout 76 at launch, however. "You'll be deciding what sort of mods you're including and running, and everyone playing on that server is playing with those mods." If you want to run mods, they'll have to be done on a private server," Hines explained. "I don't foresee a universe in which we allow players to come in with their own unique and different mods. Mods are user-created modifications that are capable of doing pretty much anything people can think up, so it makes sense that Bethesda wants to restrict them to private servers to help ensure a semblance of fairness. Hines said it's unlikely Bethesda will ever allow mods to run on Fallout 76's 24-player public servers. Now Playing: Fallout 76: We Played For 3 Hours, Here's What We Learned
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