Fallout 76

Fallout 76 recently received a patch that can only be described as backwards, much like the new ban wave. Bethesda reportedly banned several players for simply crafting items, and locked them out of any Bethesda.net launcher games.

Fallout 76 launched over two months ago and Bethesda are still fighting new controversies caused by the title every so often. This time, they deployed a wrong build as a patch and then proceeded to remove negative feedback from the forums.

Bethesda's latest patch for Fallout 76 included a bunch of improvements but it also reintroduced old problems which were fixed in previous updates. Players reported bobby pin and fusion core bugs, as well as skill point respec issues.

Bethesda are rolling out Patch 5 for Fallout 76, and it's fair to say this is a huge update. It brings along a pile of balance changes, bug, UI and AI fixes, across several massive blocks of text to accommodate all the update notes.

As if Fallout 76's rocky start hasn't been enough for Bethesda, law firm Migliaccio & Rathod LLP yesterday stated that they're pressing on with legal action against the company, in spite of the arbitration agreement in F76's multiplayer.

Bethesda found themselves under fire once again when they announced the Survival mode for Fallout 76, and interestingly enough, the player concerns directly resulted in a community manager spilling the beans on the planned PvE content.

Bethesda have recently posted that Fallout 76 should be getting its somewhat more PvP oriented mode soon. It is called Survival and most of the PvP restrictions will be gone, and players will be able to play it with existing characters.

Some disappointing retailer reports on Fallout 76's sales recently gave way to the rumour of Bethesda aiming to make it free to play, with one fan calling the company out and warn them that if they do this - 500 Atoms won't cut it.

Fallout 76 had an incredibly rough start, littered with unfinished parts of the game, Bethesda's PR blunders and overall terrible experience for the customers. Some suggested the only way to save it is going free to play, which may happen.

Fallout 76 players have found a way to enter developer room which features every item in the game as well as some unreleased weapons and gear. Bethesda responded by issuing automatic account suspensions for those who use the exploit.