Of course, we will still probably see the occasional patch for “Fallout 4” as new bugs keep getting discovered in the game, but that won’t last for too long. At this point, most of the issues with the game have been ironed out already.
The community has been hard at work too, making various improvements to the game through mods and making sure that the experience is as smooth as possible for new players. There are various reasons to go through the entire title all over again within the modding community, so those who’ve been itching to give the game another try should head in that direction.
Hopefully Bethesda will learn a thing or two from the feedback they’ve been getting for “Fallout 4” and all the DLC that came out for it, as the studio’s next game will likely be a critical release for them.
People seem to have lost some small amount of faith in Bethesda due to the way they handled “Fallout 4”, so we expect that there will be a much more critical attitude towards the next game they decide to work on.
Of course, Bethesda still have plenty of fans and their popularity isn’t going to die down anytime soon, but there has been a noticeable shift in the way people talk about them online. As long as their sales remain on a good level though, we suspect that the studio won’t really mind anything else.