Fallout 4: Todd Howard makes unexpected wasteland debut as Bethesda give console warning

Fallout 4's Todd Howard spotted in Diamond City

FALLOUT 4's director has sneaked into Bethesda's wasteland as the studio give out a new console warning.

The executive producer and game director at Bethesda Softworks, Todd Howard, has made his unannounced debut in the latest hit instalment of the post-apocalyptic RPG.

The game is bursting with Fallout Easter eggs and nods to earlier titles, including references to the creepy Vault 108 in Fallout 3, which exclusively harboured the extremely aggressive clones of a man, named Gary.

However, this latest homage is a little harder to spot and would only catch the eye of a player who had been following all the pre-launch Fallout 4 hype.

Fallout 4 will be updated first on PC ahead of Xbox One and PS4

It appears that developers behind the game have managed to sneak in the director's face, replacing that of Napoleon in one of the many locations scattered around the map.
For those who fancy finding it themselves, the portrait of Napoleon on Horseback can be found in The Dugout Inn, situated in Diamond City.
Entering one of the rooms on the left will reveal the picture in all its glory, although it's unclear if this picture can be found in other locations.

A fan who had discovered the painting while playing Fallout 4 asked studio VP, Pete Hines "Is Todd aware that somebody on his design team put a painting of him dressed as Napoleon in Fallout 4?"
Hines replied: "Get out. really?"
Hines has also warned fans to avoid using the game's PC console commands, which has led to the discovery of a secret developers room and a special harpoon weapon.

 

 

"Using the console is not recommended. it can definitely break your save game," he said.

"Use of the console is not supported or recommended on PC. that kind of thing isn't permitted on consoles anyway."

Bethesda revealed earlier this week that they plan to rollout the first Fallout 4 update next week, which will look to tackle some of the game's more serious bugs and glitches.

New Bethesda patches will be released first on PC before heading to Xbox One and PS4.

 

Fallout 4 has proved a big hit on Xbox One, PS4 and PC