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Fallout 4: Exodus will keep you busy till Fallout 5 lands
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Published 13:45 14 Aug 2024 GMT+1

Fallout 4: Exodus will keep you busy till Fallout 5 lands

Two worlds collide

Richard Breslin

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Featured Image Credit: Bethesda Softworks/LK (via YouTube)

Topics: Mods, Bethesda, Call Of Duty, Call Of Duty Modern Warfare, Fallout, PC

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When it comes to video games supported by the ever-vibrant modding community, perhaps no series has benefitted more than the likes of Fallout and The Elder Scrolls.

It’s a common fact that when a new Bethesda RPG is launched, it’s often plagued by bugs whether it's Skyrim, Starfield or Fallout 4. Sure, the Bethesda devs might fix most of the reported issues in due course but modders are often here to clean up whatever bugs may remain years later.

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What’s more, not only due talented modders clean up all the bugs, but they also add new content such as story missions, new areas and even improve gameplay and visuals, and Fallout 4 is no exception. However, what if Fallout 4 was supported by mods that blended the popular military shooter, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare as well as Metro: Exodus, that would be awesome, right?

Well, that is exactly what’s happened with Fallout 4: Exodus, as showcased on the YouTube channel, LK. Fallout 4: Exodus is a combination of hundreds of mods and judging by the gameplay uploaded to the LK channel, Fallout 4 and Modern Warfare is a match made in heaven, especially if you like playing the RPG in a first-person perspective.

To no surprise whatsoever, much of the YouTube comments were full of praise for this epic collaboration. “This is basically just Fallout, Call of Duty and Metro merged into one game and I absolutely love it!” exclaimed robinseeberg3715.

“This is no mere modlist; this is a reality-warping digital genius brought to life,” said OzzyWaze with wayfaringstranger1676 adding “The more I watch this kind of Fallout 4 the more I want a PC that can handle and play this.”

Hopefully, this collective of impressive mods will keep you busy until the arrival of Fallout 5, whenever that time will arrive. Fallout 4 is available via Xbox Game Pass at no extra cost for subscribers.

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