Fallout 76's new mode, Survival, arrives in March in addition to new missions, new items and much more options. Bethesda Game Studios shared all of the facts currently in a six-month improvement roadmap for the game, which will bring
Fallout 76 Bottle Caps Xbox One high-level raids this summer season and an even larger update within the fall.
Developers have three quarterly updates planned - March 12's Wild Appalachia (whose name and a few other specifics had been announced earlier); the summer's Nuclear Winter; and then Wastelanders in the fall.
Nuclear Winter will at last introduce Vault Raids, cracking open Vaults 96 and 94 with them. 96 and 94 happen to be located by players inside the Savage Divide region with the game, but their entrances are sealed and inaccessible. (The sealed vault somebody lately clipped into by error is Vault 63; it was not talked about within the developer's note.)
New quests coming in Wild Appalachia will center around the game's cryptids (Mothman, the Flatwoods Monster, et al.) along with the Pioneer Scouts, who so far have only been alluded to in a location and some items left behind. The Scouts' missions will deliver "a customizable backpack for elevated utility," Bethesda said.
Other attributes will enable players to
buy Fallout 76 Caps construct vending machines at their CAMP and set things for sale to other players there. Brewing and distilling is going to be added for the suite of crafting alternatives, together with a more functional camera as well as a limited-time event centered about the Fasnacht celebration in Helvetia.
"Thank you for sticking with us as we figure this on the internet practical experience out together, and we do mean 'together,'" developers wrote within a note to players currently. "We know the game had a difficult launch, and we've created errors along the way. We share in your frustrations when we do.
"Know that we're totally dedicated to creating this game the very best it can be - and also more so, a platform for endless Fallout adventures for many years to come," they added.