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Bethesda will have to issue refunds to select customers, according to the Australian government. Meanwhile, early impressions of the Fallout 76 Halloween event appears to cause crashes.
Bethesda has issued a statement regarding the broken state of their Fallout 1st subscription service for Fallout 76 in response to scrapboxes deleting player items.
It looks like the advertised private worlds as part of Bethesda’s $100 a year Fallout 76 subscription, Fallout 1st, may not be private after all.
Fallout 76 players who have taken Bethesda up on their new subscription plan for the survival game have found themselves with a bit of an issue. Apparently, one of the items found in the subscription – the scrapbox – is a bit bugged, with players reporting on Reddit that using the box can result in losing all your items stored within.
Bethesda have announced a paid subscription service to Fallout 76 called Fallout 1st.
Fallout 76’s much anticipated Wastelanders update, which was set to introduce human NPCs, has been delayed into 2020.
It’s almost Halloween and you know what that means: tricks and treats in your favorite games! Bethesda has unveiled their plans for their seasonal Spooktacular in Fallout 76 with Mischief Night. Starting at 12:00PM EST on October 29th and running every hour until 12:00PM EST on November 5th, causing havoc can net you cool seasonal rewards.
A new Fallout 76 news update outlines a new Purveyor Sale Event, and Mystery Pick Event, both live now.
Fallout 76 servers are going dark today as maintenance is carried out for server stability and improvements.
Fallout 76 is set to receive a public test server according to a news post on Bethesda’s official site, along with perk loadouts, and multi-factor authentication.