Fallout 76

Bethesda have rolled out Patch 6 for Fallout 76 which brings a pile of quality of life improvements, with stash size increase being arguably the most interesting one. This is the second time stash space was increased since the game launch.

The amount of ammo that Reddit user Glorf12 collected during his 900 hours of playtime in Fallout 76 made Bethesda decide to ban the player, thinking he obtained it through cheating. The player was still banned at the time of writing.

For a limited time, Polish online retailer X-Kom offered their customers a free copy of Bethesda's Fallout 76 with every set of $5 PS4 controller thumbsticks. The store is now out of thumbsticks but Fallout 76 for PS4 is still in stock.

Bethesda have announced that Fallout 76 is going offline today for regular maintenance during which the developers are planning to purge items that have been created through duplication exploits from player inventories and stashes.

Obsidian Entertainment's CEO Feargus Urquhart has heard some truly wild propositions in the quest of fans to pit them against Bethesda, even suggesting they knew Fallout 76 will flop back in 2015, but the man isn't very happy about them.

UK Weekly Sales Charts are looking more or less as expected, with the highlights being that Kingdom Hearts III took the throne from Resident Evil 2 Remake and that Fallout 76 sold better than PUBG, but both are at the bottom of the ladder.

Bethesda made another giant mess with Fallout 76 when they deployed Patch 5 and it turned out to be an update latched onto an outdated build of the game. They took the game down for over an hour in order to hotfix some of these issues.

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.