There are few better post-apocalyptic RPGs as immersive as Bethesda’s Fallout series and now perhaps more than ever, it’s never been hotter.Don’t get me wrong, fans have loved theFalloutseries since its inception in 1997 but whenBethesdaacquired the licence and releasedFallout 3, it took the series to new heights. Then this year, we’ve been treated to the live-action adaptation fromAmazonStudios which has helped welcome a new legion of fans.Check out theFallout 4trailer below!Recently,Fallout 4received its long-awaitedfree new-gen updatewhich brings improved visuals and performance, well, mostly. At the time of writing, thefree update is still buggedon Xbox Series X meaning that players can only select the performance mode.AdvertOne of the reasons whyFallout 4has remained popular since its 2016 release (other than being a fun game) is its ever-vibrant and talentedmoddingcommunity. If modders aren’tfixing existing bugsthat continue to plague the game, they are also adding a wealth of new content, such as the topic of today’s discussion.The mod in question isSouth of the Sea - Atoms Stormand it’s available to downloadviaNexusmods, and it’s basically one giant, free expansion. Happy days!South of the Sea - Atoms Stormis “a tribute to the classic mod from Baerthe, Cryptdick, Wanaming0, and Carnagefiend,South of the Sea,” reads the description of the mod. “Known for enhancing the Glowing Sea and surrounding areas,South of the Sealeft a legacy in the modding community calling for the brave to pick up the mantle and resume development.”AdvertIt continues: “The technical issues have been addressed and the stories and quests have been expanded. The world locations and interior maps have been redrawn to fit the story of the Fanatics of Atom, the Swamp Folk, and the flaming demon creatures.”Fallout 4: South of the Sea - Atoms Stormis available for the PC version of Bethesda’s popular RPG. The free new-gen update is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.Featured Image Credit: Bethesda Softworks, haplessAccreditation (via Nexusmods)Topics:Bethesda,Fallout,Mods,PC,PlayStation,Xbox,Amazon
There are few better post-apocalyptic RPGs as immersive as Bethesda’s Fallout series and now perhaps more than ever, it’s never been hotter.Don’t get me wrong, fans have loved theFalloutseries since its inception in 1997 but whenBethesdaacquired the licence and releasedFallout 3, it took the series to new heights. Then this year, we’ve been treated to the live-action adaptation fromAmazonStudios which has helped welcome a new legion of fans.Check out theFallout 4trailer below!Recently,Fallout 4received its long-awaitedfree new-gen updatewhich brings improved visuals and performance, well, mostly. At the time of writing, thefree update is still buggedon Xbox Series X meaning that players can only select the performance mode.AdvertOne of the reasons whyFallout 4has remained popular since its 2016 release (other than being a fun game) is its ever-vibrant and talentedmoddingcommunity. If modders aren’tfixing existing bugsthat continue to plague the game, they are also adding a wealth of new content, such as the topic of today’s discussion.The mod in question isSouth of the Sea - Atoms Stormand it’s available to downloadviaNexusmods, and it’s basically one giant, free expansion. Happy days!South of the Sea - Atoms Stormis “a tribute to the classic mod from Baerthe, Cryptdick, Wanaming0, and Carnagefiend,South of the Sea,” reads the description of the mod. “Known for enhancing the Glowing Sea and surrounding areas,South of the Sealeft a legacy in the modding community calling for the brave to pick up the mantle and resume development.”AdvertIt continues: “The technical issues have been addressed and the stories and quests have been expanded. The world locations and interior maps have been redrawn to fit the story of the Fanatics of Atom, the Swamp Folk, and the flaming demon creatures.”Fallout 4: South of the Sea - Atoms Stormis available for the PC version of Bethesda’s popular RPG. The free new-gen update is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.Featured Image Credit: Bethesda Softworks, haplessAccreditation (via Nexusmods)Topics:Bethesda,Fallout,Mods,PC,PlayStation,Xbox,Amazon
There are few better post-apocalyptic RPGs as immersive as Bethesda’s Fallout series and now perhaps more than ever, it’s never been hotter.Don’t get me wrong, fans have loved theFalloutseries since its inception in 1997 but whenBethesdaacquired the licence and releasedFallout 3, it took the series to new heights. Then this year, we’ve been treated to the live-action adaptation fromAmazonStudios which has helped welcome a new legion of fans.Check out theFallout 4trailer below!Recently,Fallout 4received its long-awaitedfree new-gen updatewhich brings improved visuals and performance, well, mostly. At the time of writing, thefree update is still buggedon Xbox Series X meaning that players can only select the performance mode.AdvertOne of the reasons whyFallout 4has remained popular since its 2016 release (other than being a fun game) is its ever-vibrant and talentedmoddingcommunity. If modders aren’tfixing existing bugsthat continue to plague the game, they are also adding a wealth of new content, such as the topic of today’s discussion.The mod in question isSouth of the Sea - Atoms Stormand it’s available to downloadviaNexusmods, and it’s basically one giant, free expansion. Happy days!South of the Sea - Atoms Stormis “a tribute to the classic mod from Baerthe, Cryptdick, Wanaming0, and Carnagefiend,South of the Sea,” reads the description of the mod. “Known for enhancing the Glowing Sea and surrounding areas,South of the Sealeft a legacy in the modding community calling for the brave to pick up the mantle and resume development.”AdvertIt continues: “The technical issues have been addressed and the stories and quests have been expanded. The world locations and interior maps have been redrawn to fit the story of the Fanatics of Atom, the Swamp Folk, and the flaming demon creatures.”Fallout 4: South of the Sea - Atoms Stormis available for the PC version of Bethesda’s popular RPG. The free new-gen update is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
There are few better post-apocalyptic RPGs as immersive as Bethesda’s Fallout series and now perhaps more than ever, it’s never been hotter.
Don’t get me wrong, fans have loved theFalloutseries since its inception in 1997 but whenBethesdaacquired the licence and releasedFallout 3, it took the series to new heights. Then this year, we’ve been treated to the live-action adaptation fromAmazonStudios which has helped welcome a new legion of fans.
Check out theFallout 4trailer below!
Recently,Fallout 4received its long-awaitedfree new-gen updatewhich brings improved visuals and performance, well, mostly. At the time of writing, thefree update is still buggedon Xbox Series X meaning that players can only select the performance mode.
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One of the reasons whyFallout 4has remained popular since its 2016 release (other than being a fun game) is its ever-vibrant and talentedmoddingcommunity. If modders aren’tfixing existing bugsthat continue to plague the game, they are also adding a wealth of new content, such as the topic of today’s discussion.
The mod in question isSouth of the Sea - Atoms Stormand it’s available to downloadviaNexusmods, and it’s basically one giant, free expansion. Happy days!
South of the Sea - Atoms Stormis “a tribute to the classic mod from Baerthe, Cryptdick, Wanaming0, and Carnagefiend,South of the Sea,” reads the description of the mod. “Known for enhancing the Glowing Sea and surrounding areas,South of the Sealeft a legacy in the modding community calling for the brave to pick up the mantle and resume development.”
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It continues: “The technical issues have been addressed and the stories and quests have been expanded. The world locations and interior maps have been redrawn to fit the story of the Fanatics of Atom, the Swamp Folk, and the flaming demon creatures.”
Fallout 4: South of the Sea - Atoms Stormis available for the PC version of Bethesda’s popular RPG. The free new-gen update is available on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X/S.
Topics:Bethesda,Fallout,Mods,PC,PlayStation,Xbox,Amazon
