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Fallout 4's "next gen" update is out today and might break your mods - here's how to stop it
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this post was submitted on 25 Apr 2024
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No, not with Bethesda games.
Might depend on the game, but it doesn't look like you can with FO4 unfortunately. Some folks might have to roll back with a cracked/"pirated" version of the game they bought because they chose not to allow rollbacks for the game. Weak sauce Bethesda.