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this post was submitted on 14 Apr 2024
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I mean, they had announced a Skyrim Anniversary Edition style update to FO4 a while ago (before Starfield released) but it was so long ago I can understand why someone might forget they had said anything about it until the recent news with details.
The issue isn't anyone forgetting. The issue is Bethesda releasing a "mod breaking" update two days after the mod should have released. So if they kept the release date, anyone who tried it after that update will think the mod doesn't work. When Bethesda first announced a next gen update, everyone assumed it would have happened already
My point was if they anticipated the update (or Bethesda gave a release date instead of just teasing it) they could have adjusted the release date before now.
So what was your point about them forgetting it?