Fallout 76 is still chugging along, surprisingly. And with the latest patch, things are slowly getting better. The newest update is part of the ongoing patch series focusing on smoothing out the rough edges that still remain, as such, patch 11 for Fallout 76 offers tons of gameplay fixes and improvements across all areas of
Fallout 76 has a lot of negative reactions around it nowadays. With game breaking bugs, and a slew of different problems surrounding controversies like the canvas bag nonsense, Bethesda has had its fair share of problems and backlash from gamers. There have been attempts to finish the objectively broken game over the last few months,
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Another week, and another game has a new patch. This time Bethesda is up to the plate with a new update for Fallout 76 which helps address a variety of in-game issues while also adding some new gameplay loops. A big area that received some attention this update was the C.A.M.P. system, which got a
Today has been a whirlwind of news and game announcements, and now Bethesda wants in on the action. Earlier today, the long-standing developer offered up some new announcements fro some upcoming games, all sequels for long-running game franchises.And don’t worry PC gamers, as these titles won’t be exclusive to the Epic Games Store or any
Bethesda has been quietly working on making Fallout 76 better. And given the sorry state the game was in at launch, they’ve still got a ways to go. With the recent launch of the 1.0.6 patch, the company laid the seeds that would sprout into the future of the survival game, revealing the 2019 roadmap.
In terms of gameplay changes there’s quite a bit packed into Update 7. The big focus this time around is getting the crafting and base-building in Fallout 76 in order. One of the new additions is that it will now be possible to brew different drinks and create items with the new brewing station. The
Bethesda has just unleashed the newest patch to the troubled and controversial Fallout 76. This new update focuses on addressing a ton of backend issues and player complaints. For one thing, player Workshops have now been streamlined. Workshops can now be contested and captured from anywhere within the build area. No more having to stand
A new patch for the ever-troubled Fallout 76 is poised to anger some gamers, while making some happy. This new patch focuses on a major exploit which allowed many players to duplicate a bunch of items in-game, completely disrupting the economy and making looting and gathering much less important. As a result of this glut
The newest patch for Fallout 76 is out, and there’s a lot here. According to the release notes, patch 5 will update your game’s version to 1.0.5.10 and features a fair few stability and performance improvements, as well as a lot of changes to item spawns and the in-game economy. One of the big changes
After months of back-and-forth and legal deliberations, the Westworld Mobile game has finally landed on the other side of these issues, and the news isn’t good for fans. It turns out that Behavior Interactive and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment couldn’t seem to keep the doors open on this particular game. Bethesda and the developers of
Bethesda has had some serious issues keeping people from gagging when talking about Fallout 76, but they’re trying to make that much less of a problem in the coming months. 2019 is going to be a lot more exciting for folks enjoying the game, and hopefully according to plans Bethesda currently has, mostly down to
The issue with the claim that Bethesda is punishing mods that don’t actually negatively affect gameplay is that it’s much harder to prove this idea in practice. Gamers always tend to break games in strange and unpredictable ways, and they tend to use mods and other addons in weird ways too. And let’s be honest,
Bethesda hasn’t been on the best terms with gamers since the disastrous launch of Fallout 76, the company is giving everyone who bought that game a nice little Christmas gift. And although the company has been under a sustained barrage of outrage after repeatedly bungling various aspects of Fallout 76′s launch, they’re at least trying
As is par for the course when it comes to games and microtransactions, yet another game has earned the ire of gamers and Fallout fans with a new round of controversy. Fallout 76 players on Reddit have been making their feelings on the state of the game very clear. the glut of responses being shared
By now, everyone has heard of Fallout 76 and the huge amount of backlash surrounding the adventure game. Despite some gamers really enjoying their time with it, there have been some serious missteps on behalf of Bethesda that have really soured public perception of the game for some. In addition to the massive amount of
Fallout 76 is out, and has been for a while, and a lot of people are pretty annoyed with how it turned out. Some people are even smashing up retail stores over not being able to get refunds for this game, it’s that bad. But wait, things just got even worse. Earlier today, another firestorm
Bethesda just rolled out a huge update for the PS4 and Xbox One versions of Fallout 76, and it’s really freaking big. The game already weighs in at around 50 GB, and now that filesize has effectively doubled with this patch, adding another 47 GB to Fallout 76. There’s a ton of bug fixes and
Bethesda has announced the remaining time frames for Break-it Early Test Application of Fallout 76, or B.E.T.A. for short. The shortest times are causing some alarm among players though. On Tuesday, November 6, players will be able to get into the game for a whopping two hours from 1-3pm ET. Players are worried that these
Fallout 76 is one of those games that straddles the line between pleasing fans and appealing to a more general gaming audience. But the latest trailer for the open-world multiplayer game from Bethesda plants itself firmly on campy and fan-pleasing side of things. Said trailer puts the song “Wouldn’t It Be Nice” by the Beach
Bethesda has finally released a confirmed listing for the system requirements for Fallout 76 on PC. Surprisingly, they’re actually pretty tame by modern standards. The specs themselves seem in line with modern mid-range PCs in my experience, the GTX 780 and R9 285 are both roughly four years old at this point, but still put
A Twitter question has uncovered a potential hangup for some users when it comes to character customization in Fallout 76. In simple terms, you cannot change your base SPECIAL stats once they are set at character creation, which means there’s no such than thing as respecs in Fallout 76. For those not in the know,
Bethesda is releasing tons of new info for Fallout 76 today. First up is the brand new cinematic intro for the game which was just released. As fans of the Fallout franchise would expect, the iconic line “War. War never changes,” makes its appearance in Fallout 76 as well. So we get to kick off
Fallout 76 has a new trailer this week, and this time it’s all about nuclear-blasted wastelands. Speaking with FZ.se at E3 2018, Bethesda’s senior vice president Pete Hines spoke about how the nuke system will function on Fallout 76. The overall system of obtaining nukes is a puzzle unto itself. Players may stumble upon portions
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