Then again a lot of gamers haven't ever used the glitch at all and are content with their methods of cap farming. I'm confident that gamers will find a way to glitch the game in the favor once more, especially since the devs will be one step behind us along the way. I'm disappointed that Bethesda fixed this glitch, and that users had to find out by trial and error. The caps don't matter-what matters are those precious sheets of paper that unlock shipments of much-needed building materials. Anyone who used the glitch knows that it wasn't about the bottlecaps, but about getting the vendor's items and shipments. The vanilla console version of Fallout 4 demands far too much time in collecting materials the old-fashioned way. If you've spent a lot of time on meticulously crafting buildings, then you know just how precious wood and steel can be, and you know that most gamers aren't even using the bottlecap glitch to amass caps, but to get "free" material shipments and the like. Personally, I will not be joining the console users that are updated to 1.02 until I get enough materials to build a competent settlement. If anything, the patch is more of a bandaid. Fallout 4's patch 1.02 improves the fps stutters that afflicted console gamers, but doesn't outright fix them. The PS4 patch notes have absolutely no mention of a bottlecap glitch fix. Oddly enough, Bethesda silently scrapped the glitch without telling anyone, leading would-be glitchers to a very nasty surprise the next time they visited Arturo's stall at Diamond City.
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