Fallout 76 Players Are Already Modding The Game In Beta
Bethesda has already confirmed that modding Fallout 76 is a feature that will be supported post launch, though only when private servers come into play. It seems however that some players are unable to wait until then, creating mods that are usable within the beta.
The well-known Nexus Mods now features a total of 13 mods for Fallout 76 ranging from simple re-textures, to UI fixes, and more. One of the best of these mods so far is one that changes the player character’s hair color. Rather than the simple hair color options, the Hairspray mod expands on a variety of natural hair colors as well as give players to change the luscious locks into some more vibrant and unnatural colors like Green, Pink, Blue, and more.
Whether or not any of these mods will work once the game is launched in unclear, perhaps they’ll be patched out for the game’s official release. It’s also worth noting that even the creators themselves have expressed that it is possible that these mods could be seen as a threat to the online integrity of the game and may lead to temporary or even permanent bans. Bethesda hasn’t officially acknowledged the current mods, however as attentive to their community as they are, its hard to imagine they aren’t aware of them.
Fallout 76 is set to release for PC, Xbox One, and PlayStation 4 on November 14th. Let us know your thoughts on Fallout 76 mods and more in the comments section below. As always, don’t forget to follow Don’t Feed the Gamers on Twitter for 24/7 coverage of all things gaming and entertainment.
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