Unfortunately, sometimes studios allow (through lack of security or sub-par updates) bugs and mods to build and build and then when things fall apart. Which means if Bethesda is downplaying the truth of that Reddit post, it's a high risk for fan backlash. They desire corporations with human faces and demand accountability when things go wrong. However, studies have shown more and more that modern consumers seek out honesty and transparency. Maybe admitting something is wrong and needs to be fixed outright isn't the best confidence builder for an audience. That's a face that says: "I may look charming, but I've got bugs baby." Risky business (and not of the Tom Cruise variety) A much bigger deal in an online competitive platform.īethesda promised to fix the latter hack by launch, but they don't exactly have a clean track record regarding high performance and low bugs. Not a huge deal in a single-player campaign. This lockpicking mod comes after even earlier reports of " speed hacking," which basically means for certain users, the game is moving much faster than normal. They already wrote a list of preferred hacks and know how to get them in. When mods from a previous title port so easily into something brand new, it doesn't bode well.Ĭonsider: Gamers familiar with Bethesda games and their inherent files don't have much standing in their way at this point. Damning evidenceĪs an additional point of interest, a lockpicking mod ported from Fallout 4 made it's way successfully into the B.E.T.A., throwing users into a tizzy.
The Reddit user played around in the client and files personally, suggesting this is more than "inaccurate assumption". The choice of the word "assumptions" stands out as well considering teetharejustdone did briefly lay out just how he discovered the basis of his claims. Naturally, Bethesda did not elaborate on which issues were actively tracked. Our goal is always to deliver a great experience for all our players. Cheating or hacking will not be tolerated. We know our fan base is passionate about modding and customizing their experience in our worlds and it's something we intend to support down the road." The community has however called to attention several issues that our teams are already actively tracking and planning to roll out fixes for. "Many of the claims in the thread are either inaccurate or based on incorrect assumptions. While the game studio refuted much of what teetharejustdone wrote, they also admitted there was some validity to the Redditor's concerns, albeit in a roundabout way. Unencrypted client to client communication, allowing players to view other player's in-game stats, network information, and IP addressesīethesda addressed the post via several news outlets, including IGN.No server checks to verify models or file integrity.Easy-to-mod files calling back to Fallout 4's shortcomings.
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