Players are mad at Bethesda for their ultrawide support fix which arrived in the latest December patch. The fix was meant to bring perfect scalability for 21:9 monitors but it looks like Bethesda only modified Fallout 76's INI file.

Bethesda have finally released the long-awaited PC update for Fallout 76. The new patch brings many additions like push-to-talk option, field of view and depth of field sliders as well as improvements to C.A.M.P construction and placement.

Fallout 76's new patch went live on 4 December 2018 and it brought with it increased stash size, balancing changes and a fresh batch of bugs. Some players reported bugs which deleted everything from their stash, leaving them penniless.

Website of the most populated Bethesda game, i.e. the customer support, has accidentally shown usernames, contact information and proof of purchases to other players, although the company insists that the exposure window was very brief.

A long-awaited update for Fallout 76 which brings the increased stash size is now live. Stash storage limit will be increased from 400 to 600. Character respec and PC fixes for ultrawide and push to talk are coming on 11 December 2018.

Bethesda promises to replace every single nylon trash bag with a better quality canvas bag. This was confirmed by the publisher on Twitter. The manufacturing plans for replacements are being finalised and will ship as soon as possible.

Bethesda certainly dropped the ball on the $200 Power Armor Edition when it came to the bag quality, saying they were too expensive to make. It seems giving away high-quality Fallout 76 bags to influencers wasn't that expensive though.

Bethesda issued permanent bans for several players for apparent homophobia, after they kept making gay jokes while killing a few low level players. It's disputable whether it was a homophobic interaction, but the ban still stands.

Despite Fallout 76 being panned globally, Bethesda claim that the game is successful. In a letter attached to further patch notes, the company stated millions play the game and they play it a lot, causing another outrage in the process.

The most devoted of Fallout 76 fans who shelled out $200 for the Power Armor Edition ended up getting plastic bags instead of the canvas duffle bags that Bethesda advertised and the company plans to atone for their mistake with 500 Atoms.