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The second DLC for Fallout: London, titled Last Orders, is planned for release in Q1 2026, with development updates indicating it will include new quests and content, although delays are possible. The DLC follows the first, Rabbit and Pork, and is expected to be substantial, with additional translations now available to broaden accessibility.
Neil Newbon, known for voicing Astarion in Baldur's Gate 3, recently appeared in the fan mod Fallout: London as Barry the Boat. Despite offering his voice work for free, Newbon waited nearly two years for a response from the mod's developers. The delay was due to a missed message, but Newbon holds no grudges and appreciates the passion of the development team. He emphasized that actors often work on projects for the love of the craft, regardless of their success.
Fallout: London, a full conversion mod for Fallout 4, won't be playable via Epic Games Store copies at launch due to the need for a game version rollback, which the Epic Store doesn't support. GOG and Steam versions will still be compatible, with GOG offering a convenient rollback feature. The mod's creators are working on a next-gen update that will eventually support Epic Store copies.
The highly anticipated Fallout 4 mod, Fallout: London, has been indefinitely delayed just two weeks before its planned release due to Bethesda's upcoming next-gen update for Fallout 4, which is set to launch just two days after the mod's original release date. The mod's team of over 50 core developers and 200-plus contributors expressed concerns that the update could "simply break" their ambitious project, and they are now working to ensure compatibility with the new update. No replacement launch date has been provided, but the team remains positive about the official update and is exploring options for distributing the mod, which is too large for popular mod hosting sites.
Bethesda's upcoming next-gen update for Fallout 4, set to arrive on April 25, has forced a delay for the ambitious "game-sized mod" Fallout London, which moves the action to the United Kingdom's capital city. The modding team, Team FOLON, anticipates that the update will break their mod, leading to incompatibility issues and performance hitches. Despite the setback, the team sees potential benefits from the changes coming to Fallout 4 and remains optimistic about the mod's eventual release, with GOG stepping in to help with distribution.
The highly anticipated Fallout London mod has been indefinitely delayed due to fears that the upcoming next-gen update for Fallout 4 will break it. The mod team is concerned that the update may disrupt the Fallout 4 script extender, which many mods rely on. The release date for Fallout London is now uncertain, as the modders await compatibility fixes from the script extender creators. Despite the setback, the modders are optimistic that the update may bring engine improvements and performance upgrades, enhancing the mod's quality. The mod, set in London, offers a new setting for the Fallout series and explores pre-war European history, featuring a cast that includes Neil Newbon and Anna Demetriou.
The highly anticipated Fallout London mod has been indefinitely delayed to avoid clashing with the upcoming Fallout 4 next-gen update, with the release date originally set for April 23. The creator, Team FOLON, expressed frustration over the potential impact of the update on their four years of work and highlighted the need for fixes to accommodate the changes. Despite the setback, they remain hopeful about the mod's potential and have secured distribution through GOG. The creator also expressed disappointment in the lack of support from Bethesda and emphasized the uncertainty of a new release date, concluding with a nod to the iconic Fallout line, "Bethesda never changes."
The release of the Fallout London total conversion mod for Fallout 4 has been delayed due to Bethesda's upcoming Fallout 4 update, which will break the mod's core systems. The mod team had initially set the release date for April 23, but the update's release on April 25 forced another delay. The mod's distribution has also faced challenges, but it will be available for download through GOG for owners of Fallout 4 on various platforms once the fixes are implemented.
The release of Bethesda's highly anticipated game, Starfield, has caused the team behind the Fallout London mod to delay its release to the fourth quarter of this year. The modders cited the need for more time for playtesting and bug fixing, and took a jab at Starfield by highlighting their freedom from shareholder pressure. Fallout London is a DLC-sized add-on for Fallout 4 set in a post-nuclear London, and Bethesda has even hired some of the modders to work at the studio. Starfield is set to release on September 1.
The release date for the highly anticipated fan project, Fallout London, has been pushed back to the fourth quarter of 2023 to avoid overlapping with the release of Starfield. The development team wants to ensure that players have enough time to enjoy both games fully. The project lead, Dean Carter, assures fans that the delay will allow for more playtesting and bug fixing, ensuring a high-quality release. While the specific date is not provided, Fallout London is expected to launch between October and December 2023, with a commitment to not rush or release a broken game.