Team Folon, a group of third-party modders, have been working tirelessly on their long-awaited fan mod called “Fallout: London.” Initially set for release on April 23, the launch was delayed due to Bethesda’s next-gen update for the game, Fallout 4, which was scheduled for April 25. This update proved to be a major setback for Team Folon as it required significant reworking of their modding efforts.
In response to Bethesda’s disruptive update, Team Folon announced that they would be using a “downgrader” to bypass the issues caused by the next-gen update. This decision was made in order to salvage the four years of work that went into creating the Fallout: London mod. Despite facing multiple setbacks and delays, the team remains determined to release the mod and is currently undergoing quality assurance testing with GOG for the final green light.
The modding community eagerly awaits the release of Fallout: London, which is now dependent on GOG’s quality assurance process. Team Folon’s dedication and perseverance in the face of challenges highlight their passion for the project. While the exact release date remains uncertain, the team is committed to addressing the issues caused by the Bethesda update before unveiling the highly anticipated mod to fans worldwide.
