You guys should learn a thing or two from. “I’m sorry, but this is BS,” responded one user. Of course, this only stirred the pot event more, causing many users to respond vigorously. No, later on, Hines followed up on his original post later on explaining that the reason for cutting content on the disc has to do with none other than “piracy.”
Console ship on Blu-rays, PC ships on DVDs.”īut that’s not the end of this seemingly incessant controversy. Then, when asked why Fallout 4 on consoles does include the full-game on-disc, Hines retorted, “PC requires activation on Steam. The disc doesn’t contain the entire game. “The disc doesn’t contain the entire yes, though you will still have to download from Steam. “Yes, though you will still have to download from Steam,” he responded to a fan inquiring about the plausibility of installing Fallout 4 from a disc directly. This news stems from Bethesda’s VP of PR and Marketing Pete Hines, who broke it on Twitter.
If you’re one of those who wants to sidestep DRM as a means of sticking it to the man, Fallout 4 on PC apparently won’t lend that opportunity. That’s because even if you buy a physical disc version of Bethesda’s highly anticipated first-person shooter RPG, you’ll still need to use Steam to download the game - or at least a portion of it.
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