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The game got better but continues to be buggy As promised last week, the Fallout 76 April 2023 update is here, and it does fix a ton of bugs that are currently present in the game. Some of these are longstanding issues, and some (as we’ve talked about many times in the past) involve short-term problems that were actually patched in: occasionally in patches that are meant to fix bugs. Ah, classic Bethesda. In any case, Fallout 76 is a much better game than it was at launch, thanks to all of the major content patches…

Season 11 is coming on December 6 An an interesting move, Bethesda has revealed the theme for season 11 of Fallout 76: and it’s going to fold over into the upcoming December 6 expansion. Yep, it’s none other than Nuka-World, complete with a season map that depicts the theme park before the post-apocalyptic setting of the series. Like past seasons (wow, has there really been 11 at this point?), Nuka-World will offer “cosmetics, CAMP items, atoms, caps, and more” as you progress through the track. There’s a short…

“This update will be smaller than some of our larger updates that bring new content into the game” A Fallout 76 Halloween event is happening very soon, and it’ll be ushered in by a “smaller” update to boot. Here’s the full rundown from Bethesda: “Tuesday, October 25th we are planning on releasing a new update to Fallout 76. This update will be smaller than some of our larger updates that bring new content into the game. With this update, we’re bringing new items into the Atomic Shop to release over the coming weeks,…

Here are the patch notes Fallout 76‘s The Pitt update is finally here, after weeks of previews from Bethesda on how it will continue to evolve the game. As is customary with updates for Fallout 76, both large and small, there’s a host of bug fixes (including power armor clipping!), as well as more quality-of-life features. A big one includes more fast travel control, including the ability to travel to an interior or exterior segment of select locations. Interestingly, the new player experience (NPE) has been…

Fallout 76's next major update will introduce a new type of content for the online action RPG called Expeditions. These Expeditions will be repeatable story-driven missions that take players away from the core setting of Fallout 76. The first of these Expeditions, The Pitt, sends Fallout 76 to Pittsburgh, a setting that hasn't been seen in Fallout since Fallout 3. The Pitt is scheduled to go live in September.Taking place in a brand-new area, The Pitt will feature never-before-seen characters, questlines,…

“Fallout 1st Members will be able to rank up even more quickly and claim bonus rewards, as a result of new enhancements we are making to the Scoreboard” Fallout 76‘s new season is coming on June 14 with the Test Your Metal update, and it’ll add a few wrinkles into the mix too. Falling in with previous seasons, Season 9 will be centered around the theme of “Dread Island,” which is a clear nod to Skull Island and the King Kong franchise. To be clear this isn’t a place you can go directly in the game: it’s an elaborate…

That’s when Season 9 starts too We finally have a date in mind for the Fallout 76 Test Your Metal update: Bethesda has confirmed a June 14 launch in a new blog post. As a recap, Test Your Metal will task players with completing activities to earn the right to go on expeditions — which are new randomized missions that can involve the classic “Pitt” location from the Fallout series. Season 9 will also be arriving on the same day, and it has a name now: Heart of Steel: A Dread Island Tale. It’ll feature 100 ranks as…