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Fallout 4 Mod Brings Changing Seasons To Game
The Wasteland looking a bit too samey to you, weather-wise? Well, the mod community for Fallout 4 has an impressive fix for that.
The Seasons 3.0 mod is actually a package of mods that does exactly what the name implies, bringing fall, winter, spring, and summer to post-apocalyptic Boston. The mod is pretty impressive visually, with the differences in the landscape noticeable with each season change. Here's a video of the changes.
If you've got a PC powerful enough to handle it and want to add some visual variety to your experience, you can hand on over to NexusMods for the files and instructions on how to install the mod.
[Source: Nexus Mods via Eurogamer]
Our Take
Though Fallout 4 was a huge improvement over its predecessor in terms of the amount of color variety, there's still more that could be done with the environment, a task the mod community is more than willing to take on, per usual.
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