I'm not entirely sure which marketing deity was in Bethesda's ear when they finalised Fallout 76's Platinum Edition package without the actual game inside, especially considering the hefty $115 price tag that the company decided on.

Fallout 76 doesn't really many new things to the universe, except for multiplayer and the way character progression works. The latter will be decided by the classic S.P.E.C.I.A.L. as well as perk cards, one customisable, one not so much.

Bethesda have confirmed that Fallout 76 mods will be available on private servers, but the mod support is likely not coming until November 2019. If this turns out to be the case, the game might be well on its way to dying off by that time.

Bethesda-era Fallout games all featured VATS system that would either completely freeze the time or just slow it down. Such time altering abilities would be game breaking in a multiplayer game so Fallout 76's compromise may have ruined it.

Ever since Bethesda stated that Fallout 76 will be an online survival game, we have been yapping about the impeding microtransaction system. There is now a clear picture about it, just over a month away from the game's release date.

Bethesda are amping things up in preparation of Fallout 76's beta, or Break it Early Test Application as they like to call it, and we now get to see how the game looks in action, as 30-40 minute gameplay videos from Xbox One cropped up.

Fallout games have featured many landmarks and secrets throughout their history and it appears Fallout 76 will be no exception. Bethesda has recently revealed that the Greenbrier landmark will feature the secret government bunker.

Bethesda's Fallout 76 multiplayer experiment is almost ready. The beloved post-apocalyptic franchise will be dipping its hind legs into the games-as-a-service pool in late November and beta tests start as soon as 23 October 2018 for some.

Bethesda has released an FAQ for the upcoming B.E.T.A. event that contains answers players might have before jumping into apparent testing of Fallout 76. Among those answers are file size and information about Atoms, the paid currency.

Bethesda's Pete Hines has confirmed that Fallout 76 will not support any sort of cross-play even though Sony recently changed their cross-play policies to allow playing with people who are using rival consoles. We called it, though.