Fallout 4 Release: 10 Things We Learned in August

Fallout 4 DLC & Modding

Earlier this month, Bethesda said that it’s currently one hundred percent focused on Fallout 4. The developer is in the process weeding out problems in the hopes that the final version of Fallout 4 is as stable as possible on PC, Xbox One and PS4. 

And because it's so focused on that, other things have taken a backseat for the time being. Hines says that the company's plans for modding and Fallout 4 DLC have been put on the back burner as it focuses on getting th game ready for that November 10th release date.

This doesn't mean that work hasn't started but it does mean that you shouldn't expect concrete DLC and modding details to emerge in the near future. 

The company has previously said that PC Fallout 4 mods won’t be available until early 2016. Mod support will then come to the Xbox One sometime after that and to the PS4 sometime after support arrives for Microsoft's console. 

As far as Fallout 4 DLC is concerned, we wouldn't expect anything to arrive in 2015. Skyrim's first DLC arrived about seven months after the initial release.