You Bought Fallout 4 DLC – Here’s How Bethesda Removed It

It’s 2026, and the Fallout 4 Anniversary Edition update from last November is still a disaster, especially for Playstation players.

This video breaks down what actually happened with Fallout 4’s recent updates, why paid DLC stopped working for thousands of PlayStation users, how “licenses” replaced ownership in modern gaming, and why support teams keep pointing in different directions. I spent hours reading player reports, Reddit threads, YouTube comments, and comparing what companies say you purchased vs. what players thought they purchased.

This isn’t legal advice and it isn’t a lawsuit video. It’s an investigation into how a normal game purchase turned into a digital licensing loophole, and why the phrase “you own nothing” is suddenly becoming real for console players.

Topics in this video:
• Why PlayStation users lost access to paid DLC
• What you actually “own” when you buy digital games
• Why support keeps bouncing players around
• Why PC, Xbox, and PlayStation have different outcomes
• How the entitlement / licensing system works behind the scenes
• Why this keeps happening in modern gaming

Context for new viewers:
I’ve covered the Fallout 4 PlayStation situation for weeks — from DLC missing, to entitlement failures, to why “restore licenses” rarely solves the problem. This video is the bigger picture behind all of it, and why so many players are angry.