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Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition just

released and it is a little bit

confusing. It also doesn't include this

new Fallout New Vegas creation trailer

that you're currently watching right now

in the background. But I can show you

what it does include and we can go over

all of the new creations that Bethesda

has added to the anniversary edition of

the game as well as what they haven't.

So, buckle up because there's a lot to

go over before you buy anything. But

firstly, in case you didn't know,

because it honestly wasn't clear,

Fallout Anniversary Edition is just an

optional upgrade to Fallout 4. It's not

a new version of the game or anything,

which is good news for modding. But

there are however three versions that

you can buy here, and it is initially

quite confusing. So, let's just quickly

go over them. Starting out with what's

included in Fallout Anniversary Edition.

So, you get Fallout 4, the base game.

You also get the six official DLC's,

which are like almost a decade old at

this point. And then you get all the

previously released

150 Creation Club pieces of content.

Now, these range from mini quests to

different colored skins for your Pit

Boy. Some of them are pretty awesome,

others are just really lackluster and

you would have never brought them in the

first place. But having them included in

one package is pretty cool. The other

thing though, and the only thing that is

actually new in the anniversary edition

is the nine new creation club items. And

I will go over exactly what these are in

a moment, so you can figure out if it's

worth upgrading or not. Just so you

know, the price for Fallout 4

Anniversary Edition is $70.

So, it's basically like buying an

entirely new game. And clearly, this is

only for people who have never played

Fallout. Maybe they see the TV show and

grab this. I think that's kind of the

intention. But Bethesda did make an

upgrade version, which is $50 to upgrade

to the anniversary edition if you

already own a copy of Fallout 4, just

the base game. Now, this bundle is only

good for people that don't own Fallout

4's DLC, which after 10 years, I think

you probably do, especially if you've

been watching me. But obviously, it

doesn't offer any big savings if you're

already a dedicated fan of Fallout.

That's brought all the DLC at launch.

And if you have been watching the

channel and my videos since then, my

god, thank you for still being here. You

guys are the true OGs. You mean the

world to me. But now we have the third

option, which is honestly the best

option if you're thinking of buying

anything and you're like a long-term

fan. So this is the creations bundle.

And for $24,

it includes all of the old 150 creations

already released for the game, some of

which you've probably already brought. I

know I have. But then it also includes

the nine new creations that were added

with the anniversary edition. And it

doesn't explain this on the storefront

anywhere, but Bethesda did a news post

and it says as much here that they are

included in this creation bundle. So, so

if you are a long-term fan of the game,

it makes more sense just to get the

creation bundle if you want to play

those nine new creations and also get

all of the old ones. And interestingly,

I brought this to obviously review the

new stuff. And when I loaded up the

game, it says, "Thanks for buying

Fallout Anniversary Edition, even though

it's titled as just the creation pack."

But before you buy anything, let's look

at these nine new creations and what

they are, because that's probably the

only reason you're going to be

interested in getting Fallout 4

Anniversary Edition, unless you've never

played the game before, which I think

after a decade that's quite unlikely.

But let me know in the comments if

that's not the case. And if you have

found this video helpful so far, please

do leave a like on it because I just

want everyone to know what's actually

available from all these packages

because it was a bit confusing to me.

But firstly, we actually see the new

Institute plasma weapons finally

rounding out a very limited faction

weapon set with these new unique weapon

types and a special legendary version of

them, too. It's not immediately clear

whether or not this new energy weapon

has a quest to go with it, but I will

jump on and review all of the new

Creation Club content in the coming

week. So, make sure you subscribe for

that. But it does mention that these

weapons are found in the Ramshackle

apartments, the Lonely Diners, and the

Beggar's Boughs. So, it will probably

entail killing an Institute agent to

obtain these new weapons. And these are

already all locations that existed in

the base game. So, in that sense,

there's no new locations added to the

game. Secondly, though, we have the iron

gun, a new unique weapon developed by

Poseidon energy and passed on to

unlisted clientele. The Iron Gun

harvests concentrated plasma and

channels it into a beam of pure

incineration. So, now you can barbecue

your foes to a laser crisp with this

experimental hand cannon. Let me know

your thoughts so far on all this new

Creation Club content in the comments.

Like, are you going to buy Anniversary

Edition because of this new content?

Like, how are you feeling about it?

Thirdly, we have the bunker home pack,

which is a new selection of furniture

and building pods to use in Fallout 4's

settlement building system. And looking

at the initial pictures here, it does

actually look pretty nice not to live in

just a wrecked house all the time. And

the interiors of these buildings also

look really cozy. So, definitely

something I would personally be

interested in. But fourthly, we have the

cyber dog. Now, if you're a fan of

Fallout New Vegas, this is clearly

inspired by Rex, the companion dog you

can get from that game. He's a half dog,

half machine, part bike, and all bite.

The cyberdog is the ultimate in good boy

technology. Ever versatile, this loyal

companion can be programmed to respond

to over 100 different names. That is a

really cool addition, the fact it

actually responds to lots of different

names as well. But fifthly, we have the

scavengers, which comes with a new

unique weapon and new armor sets. Across

the trenches of the glowing sea, shadows

tread silently through the wasteland.

You can follow their tracks through

waves of irradiated deserts and learn

the story of those caught in their

clutches. Comes with a fully

customizable outfit selection with

multiple variants and a brand new 12.7

mm submachine gun. And it's actually

great to hear in the description of this

mod that it includes a story to go with

it because that really just grounds it

in the world as a new item. Now, they

have added voice acting to Skyrim

Creations, so hopefully we'll see that

in some of these new Fallout 4 ones in

the future. But the sixth item here is

the Breamman armor. Now, you can adopt

your own beefy two-headed sentinel to

help guard your settlement and boost its

defenses. Choose from over a 100 unique

names to give your boine bruiser a

personal touch. Now, it sounds like a

really simple addition to the game, but

it's kind of fun, I guess, if you want a

unique guard dog. I'm not really sure if

you'd buy this, though, if it wasn't

bundled in the creation deal. The

seventh new creation is the railroad

clandestine.

Play the role of a secret agent and help

deliver a package to the railroad or

side with the institute and eliminate

the agents working against you. Just

remember when trying to distinguish from

friend or foe, pay attention to the

signs. And it includes five new railroad

themed outfits. And it sounds like a

potentially interesting quest there that

has a bit of detective work, which

honestly sounds more interesting than

how the outfits look themselves because

the outfits don't really excite me. But

I guess they would add some cool variety

to the settler outfits if you did get

them. Next, we have the eighth creation,

which is repurposed power armor helmets.

These helmets have found a new home in

the peacemeal workshops of the tribal

mechanics. Altered to function as

standard helmets, these helmets now

provide a heavyduty protection without

the need for bulky power armor frame.

So, it adds the power armor paint jobs

or the pit raiders, the Air Force, the

Scorch Sierra, and the Inferno, and you

can see them in the picture here. But

obviously, it adds those helmets as

being wearable without power armor,

which sounds interesting, but I think

that might look a bit weird on your

character. Now, despite Bethesda saying

there's nine new creations added with

the anniversary edition, they've

actually only listed eight of them in

their post here. So, who knows what the

last one is. I guess I'll have to find

it in the creation menu here, which is

infinite. And it's actually filled with

lots of other new creations, which we're

going to look at now. Bethesda does also

list the other 150 old creations

previously added to the game, most of

which I didn't buy unless I was

reviewing it for you guys. But there was

undoubtedly some cool stuff here in the

older content. But that said, Bethesda

actually notes that there are free

Creation Club items for Fallout 4

players. The following Bethesda themed

Creation Club items will be free for all

Fallout 4 players to pick up on November

10th, and that includes Morgan's space

suit, the Doom classic marine armor,

Doom's BFG weapon, the Quake Thunderbolt

weapon, and the fantasy hero set, which

is obviously the Skyrim armor and sword.

Now, I actually already own all of this

content, but it is cool that we do get

something for already owning the game.

But finally, we have several new

creations that are not included in the

Fallout Anniversary Edition or the

Creation Club Pack. Bethesda has

actually redone the Creation Store like

they did for Skyrim with lots of quality

of life improvements, making it way more

usable and also expanding the usable

creations space that you have, which I

guess they had to do because you've got

150 new creations potentially added to

the game. There's also a new companion.

If we click on this, we can see that

this is a fully voiced mod. So, fully

voiced mods have been added to Fallout

4, like Skyrim Creations as well, which

is really good to see because this means

we're going to get better quest mods,

better companion experiences. No idea

how the quality of this is. It does cost

300 credits, which is about $3. But the

coolest thing here that I wanted to show

you guys is this, the Tales of the Beast

Hunter, which is a Fallout New

Vegasbased Creation Club mod, but it's

free. Bethesda added it to the game

completely for free. It's not even

included in the Anniversary Edition. You

can just download it from the new

Creation Club menu. And it includes new

armor sets, new boss battle, and a house

mod completely for free. Honestly, this

excites me more than Fallout 4

Anniversary Edition. This is like the

fan service. This is what it includes.

You've got the Deathclaw armor set with

the Fallout New Vegas iconic helmet

being sort of partly damaged by the

Deathclaw. And then the Deathclaw armor

along the side here. And then the Lucky

38 leather jacket as well. You've also

got the Judge Revolver with four

collectible cards that you can swap out

in the workstation, I believe. and they

have different legendary effects added

onto the weapon. It also does additional

headshot damage. Looks kind of because

it's a shotgun revolver and I think it's

inspired by the ghoul's weapon. Then we

also get the bar player home which is a

Fallout New Vegas inspired home. I'm

going to be doing another video on this

and covering all the new creations in

the next video which I'll link down

below in the description and just over

here. I will see you there. Battle

Brothers.