Bethesda’s delayed Wastelanders update meant to add NPCs to Fallout 76 will launch on April 7, coinciding with the Steam release of the game. But there’s a catch.
Bethesda Attempts to Make Amends With Stolen Fallout 76 Player Inventory by Cloning Characters
It looks like Bethesda is attempting to make amends on lost loot during the inventory hack of Fallout 76 earlier by cloning players.
Bethesda Shares Information About New Wastelanders Update Area for Fallout 76
Bethesda has shared some additional information about their delayed Wastelanders update to Fallout 76, showcasing a new location, the Watoga Underground.
Fallout 76 Looks Back On The Year That Was 2019
Fallout 76 recapped its 2019 in a news post recently, citing content and activities throughout the year.
Fallout 76 Hackers Are Now Able To Loot Players at 200 Meters
Remember how hackers and modders added NPCs to Fallout 76 before Bethesda could do so with their delayed Wastelanders update? Yeah. They’re back.
Hackers and Modders Add NPCs to Fallout 76 Before Bethesda?s Official Wastelanders Update
As you may know, the Wastelanders update for Fallout 76 meant to add NPCs to the game was delayed into 2020. But this hasn’t stopped hackers and modders.
Fallout 76 Wastelanders Screenshots Shared by Bethesda
Bethesda has shared some screenshots of the delayed Wastelanders update for Fallout 76.
Bethesda Opens New Studio, Roundhouse, In Madison, WI
It looks like Bethesda has opened a new studio, called Roundhouse, in Madison, Wisconsin.
Fallout 76 Data Miner Finds and Reports Exploits to Bethesda, Gets Banned, Cannot Cancel Fallout 1st Sub
A data miner who mined Fallout 76 for bugs and exploits in a project called Map76 and then reported these exploits to Bethesda has been banned from the game, with Bethesda refusing to cancel or refund his Fallout 1st subscription.
Fallout 1st Subscribers ‘Wage’ Class Warfare in Fallout 76
It looks like Fallout 1st subscribers to Fallout 76 are “waging” class warfare against non-subscribers.