Category: Fallout 76 News

The Bethesda Blog has been updated with a new Fallout 76 article to preview Survival Mode that will be present in the game starting March 26th. This is a separate game mode from the main game and features much fewer PvP restrictions. In addition, there will be scoreboards so players can keep track of their kill streaks and weekly challenges that will award “legendary rewards”.

Bethesda has updated the Fallout 76 Reddit with a brief post to let the community know that the first content update in the Wild Appalachia series is delayed one day. It will now be available on March 13th on all platforms. “We just need a little more time to brew,” the post reads.

When Patch 7 lands in Fallout 76, players will be able to earn some wickedly creepy masks in thanks for their participation in the seasonal event called the Fasnacht Parade. The event celebrates the end of frosty weather through the “burning of an effigy of Old Man Winter”. The parade event will start on March 19th and will run for a week. Players can repeat the content which includes “party prep”, finding decorations and taking out pests that threaten the event.

When Wild Appalachia launches in March, Fallout 76 will have a nifty new addition that can make them the Jimmy Buffet of the Wasteland. Players will follow a questline called “Wasted on Nukashine” that sends them off to meet Biv, “Appalachia’s tipsiest robot”, who will teach them the fine art of crafting “illicit Nukashine” using the newly added Brewing Station.

Bethesda has unleashed a pair of development roadmaps for Fallout 76. One is an overview that provides basic information about what is going to happen throughout 2019 across “seasons” of content upgrades. The other is a more specific look at what players can expect from the Wild Appalachia season including information about when each piece will be released and what it will contain. See both after the jump.

The Fallout 76 / Bethesda Blog has been updated with the latest look at what the team has been working on and what players can expect in the coming weeks. The biggest piece of news from the letter is the announcement of “Wild Appalachia”, a series of weekly PvE content updates that will comprise the “first big content drop of the year and spans the next few months”. Players can look forward to new quests, events and challenges, as well as new things for CAMPs, crafting “and more”.

The Fallout 76 blog has been updated with a forward look at changes coming to Scorchbeasts and the Scorchbeast Queen. Most notably, Sonic Scream frequency will be reduced and the Scorchbeast Queen will feature better loot across a wider variety of items.

The Fallout 76 blog has been updated with a forward look at changes coming to Scorchbeasts and the Scorchbeast Queen. Most notably, Sonic Scream frequency will be reduced and the Scorchbeast Queen will feature better loot across a wider variety of items.

The latest update to Fallout 76 will be rolling out today. Patch 5 weighs in at 3.5Gb for consoles and about 500Mb for PC and includes a number of “balance and design changes along with another large wave of bug fixes”. Developers have provided a bit of context for many of the more significant changes directly within the patch notes and have promised to update the notes if additional questions come in from the community.