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'So you'll download new Creation Kit and then upload your mods,' he continued. 'There will be a new Creation Kit' - that's what Bethesda calls its mod tools - 'that you'll download from Bethesda,' game director Todd Howard told Mashable. 'Fallout 4' getting a full virtual reality version for HTC Vive

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