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Fallout-76 headlines

• Fallout 76 players are annoyed because Bethesda is charging $7 for a refrigerator

  Bethesda has always said that microtransactions in Fallout 76 would be cosmetic only, but that’s no longer the case with the release of the Atom Shop refrigerator.

• Thomas Jefferson and the quest to find Fallout 76's mega sloth

• Fallout 76 player sets up a base-camp for the incoming raid

  One resourceful survivor has created a hangout spot for Fallout 76’s first raid.

• Raids are coming to Fallout 76 on August 20 - here are the details

  Fallout 76 players will soon be able to take part in four player raids.

• After Diablo 3 and Destiny, is Fallout 76 the next game too big to fail?

  There’s a copy of Anthem that sits next to my TV, coated in dust. Even if I wanted to, I couldn’t play the game on that disc – if I were to pop it inside my PS4, it would trigger a series of fundamental updates, rendering the pre-patch code burned onto its surface obsolete.

• Fallout 76 hotfix addresses issues with update 11, Meat Week in-game event detailed

  Bethesda has released a hotfix dealing with issues that cropped up in Fallout 76 update 11. It has also provided details on the next in-game event.

• Fallout 76 has brought radical economic change to the wasteland

• Fallout 76 patch 11 will make things a bit easier for newbies and low level characters

  Those just emerging from Vault 76 in Fallout 76 will find an easier go of things once patch 11 is released.

• Fallout 76's new NPCs are a compromise that will change the game forever

  “Something amazing has happened,” Todd Howard tells the crowd. “We made a post-apocalyptic survival game where you can do whatever you want, and everybody’s nice to each other.”

• Some of Fallout 76’s earliest issues haven’t been fixed because “we also have to prioritise delivering new content”

  Before sitting down with Bethesda’s Chris Mayer to talk about the state of Fallout 76 and its exciting Wastelanders update, I took to Reddit to see where the community was at.

• Conversations with NPCs in Fallout 76 are "tailored towards a single-player experience"

  One of the big reveals at Bethesda’s E3 2019 conference was the addition of NPCs in Fallout 76.

• Fallout 76 Power Armor edition owners finally have their nice canvas bags - but it took seven months

  Better late than never, but Bethesda is still pretty damn late in delivering these bags.

• Fallout 76's Nuclear Winter beta period has been extended indefinitely

  Fallout 76’s Nuclear Winter beta was meant to end within the next day or so – but instead it’s going to keep going.

• Bethesda E3 2019: Doom Eternal, Fallout 76, Rage 2, Wolfenstein: Youngblood, more - all the news here

  Bethesda streamed its fifth-annual E3 2019 presentation this week, and if you missed it, catch up on all the announcements out of the show right here.

• Fallout 76: Wastelanders features human NPCs and dialogue choices

  Players will be able to interact with human NPCs when Fallout 76: Wastelanders launches this fall.

• Fallout 76 battle royale mode Nuclear Winter announced

  Fallout 76: Nuclear Winter is a battle royale mode coming to the game which pits 52 players against each other for control of Vault 51.

• Fallout 76 repair kits are "definitely not pay-to-win", says Bethesda

  Bethesda has addressed the controversy around repair kits in Fallout 76 – arguing that the paid-for items offer convenience rather than the upper hand.

• Todd Howard admits that the team knew Fallout 76 was "not a high Metacritic game" at launch, but it's about "what the game becomes"

  Fallout 76 was not received well at launch – but Bethesda was not expecting it to, and knew that the game’s real legacy would depend on post-launch support.

• Fallout 76 patch introduces Project Paradise Event, fixes some bugs

  Bethesda continues to release content for the Wild Appalachia update with this week’s new Fallout 76 patch.