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| Some PS4 players in Asia are claiming they have not received the latest update for Fallout 4 |
SOME PlayStation 4 owners are up in arms following the release of Fallout 4’s latest update.
Patch 1.2 went live last week across all platforms, fixing a number of bugs and glitches which were causing major problems in the Boston wastelands.
But one gamer in Taiwan claims that the new update is yet to reach his country, using a NeoGAF forum to express his frustration.
Stating that other PS4 users in Asia are also experiencing the same problem, SolidChamp wrote: “I keep checking with my friends here in Taiwan, and none of us have received the day-one update, nor have we gotten the more recent (and apparently essential) 1.02.
“I’ve been doing some digging and it seems that a small group of fans are trying to get some answers regarding this issue, but to no avail.
“I have to do the legwork on Google, but gamers in Asia are reporting not receiving these updates.
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| Patch 1.2 was released last week across all platforms |
“How in the hell could Bethesda fail to support their game in an entire region? With The Witcher 3 I could always expect the update to be delivered several days behind NA and Europe, but at least we were getting them consistently.
“I understand that the certification process might be different for different countries/territories, but this is unacceptable.
“In my opinion, this is an utterly ridiculous and seemingly lazy oversight on their part.”
Another user backed up SolidChamp, adding: “I live in South East Asia, Indonesia to be exact.
“I don’t have any issue with the new update on Steam but I can confirm that my friends haven’t received any update on PS4 platform.”
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| It is unclear whether Sony or Bethesda are to blame for the error |
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| It appears there is no solution in sight |
One member, Hamster Plugin, came up with a viable reason, explaining: “There is always the possibility that Sony's stupid system of splitting Sony Computer Entertainment into three different companies is the problem, and the Asian branch is rejecting these for whatever damn reason.”
However, the issue doesn’t look like it’s going to be resolved any time soon, with original poster SolidChamp rounding off: “Well apparently some of the people who have filed inquiries have said they were redirected back to Bethesda.
“One post I read said they were told by Sony (SEA) that Bethesda were the ones who are responsible for that.
“But at this point, why wouldn’t Bethesda communicate any issues with the certification process with their consumer base? It’s an entire region that is currently two updates behind.”
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