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thanks for taking the time to write this up. (an upvote did not seem like enough).

• netcraft 11y ago
  agreed. very cool. cant wait to see what someone does with this.
  • suprjami 11y ago
    Sadly I expect the next thing will be Bethesda encrypting this data.
    • akiselev 11y ago
      Why? Bethesda has a history of making games with best in class modability and the tools they release for moders are fleshed out versions of what they use for designing the game (which usually takes a few months, FO4 tool expected early 2016). Hell, with scripting extenders and graphics mods, some of their games like Morrowind can become nearly indistinguishable from modern AAA games nearly 13 years later. Bethesda knows this and I can't imagine them locking down anything that could be used to make their games better by their community for decades to come.
      • yoklov 11y ago
        Agreed. Despite the debacle with the paid skyrim mods (which I still think would be a good thing...), Bethesda definitely understands how important the modding community are to their games.
      • easytiger 11y ago
        Because other idiots are exposing their PS4 to the internet
    • tedunangst 11y ago
      More likely that somebody writes FalloutSheep that invades privacy by dumping the inventory of anybody playing on the same network and then users demand Bethesda encrypt the data.
      • Namidairo 11y ago
        In fairness, the server is disabled by default in the settings.
• lambdaops 11y ago
  :)