Okay it's finally entering my "cheap enough to be interested" range. Which version is the best for mods?
this post was submitted on 18 Apr 2024
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PC. The console versions only support mods from bethesda.net, and are far more limited in mod scope and availability. PC has access to Nexus and other sites for mods, and there are tons to choose from. Mod managers make modding your game pretty straightforward as well.
Do you know if there's a difference between gog and steam versions and all that?
GOG is DRM-free, so it's the better option. They're otherwise identical.
On USA Steam, the GOTY edition is $9.99, with all the DLC. The Season Pass, which is just the DLC, is like $12.49… So I bought the GOTY edition & threw away a copy of Fallout 4.
Send it to me.
The playstation dtore has the game for 10 and goty for 40
They didn’t give me an extra. Just told me I already had a part of the bundle & would not be given an extra copy.
In that case steam discounts the product, no?
Nah, it was the full $9.99
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