So at the end of each night I've gone back through my save files and thrown out all the old ones, starting over the next morning with a new master save. Why would I do something that stupid? I have a 500 GB Xbox One that is constantly in the 98th or 99th percentile of its hard drive capacity. Now, it is definitely my fault that I deleted save files leading up to this, such that I am faced with a total loss of the character. That said, I have no idea what triggered the glitch, and an open-world RPG such as Fallout 4 has simply too many scenarios, decisions and combinations such that everything can be tested and checked off. It's very disappointing that a gameplay feature which alters the visual information couldn't be completely bulletproofed. That glitch is eye-twitching this one is eye- watering. A guy who heard my anguish on Twitter mentioned that his character shows two permanently broken arms, even though he still plays at full health. Sun and he still couldn't cure me.īethesda's role-playing games have had a kind of accepted shabbiness when it comes to glitches, somewhat like a good-hearted goof-off who turns his homework in late. Then, as a test, I went back to the waste pile at Jalbert Brothers' salvage yard, filled up my radiation sickness bar to half health, returned to Dr. Sun then shows I am radiation free and he has nothing to offer me. I can heal myself with RadAway and remove all rads returning to Dr. When the procedure is finished, it shows I am still suffering from radiation poisoning.

Here you can see him treat me for minor radiation poisoning.

Other drastic changes, such as getting facial reconstruction surgery (completely changing your character's appearance), also have not worked.

Developing an addiction, radiation poisoning, or injuring myself to then visit Dr.

Treating myself with RadAway and Stimpaks.

Others have reported glitches where their vision is in black-and-white (also an effect of taking a critical hit). Google ' blurred Fallout 4 ' and you'll kick up panicked threads such as this one at GameFAQs. It must have happened last night on the walk back from The Memory Den in my second playthrough (where I am not using fast travel).

Fallout 4 face bug