Fallout 76 beta release date – here’s when the PC beta starts

The Fallout 76 beta launch date for PC is approaching fast, and you can now start pre-loading it. Bethesda has provided lots of info about the ‘Break-it Early Test Application,” or B.E.T.A, and we’ve compiled the most important bits for you about how and where you can access the beta and what to expect from the beta experience. That acronym is fun, but it's no joke - the first thing you should prepare yourself for are bugs. Lots and lots of bugs. According to Bethesda’s FAQ the beta will be the full game, with any progress and saves you make being carried over into the full release version in November. However, Bethesda says that the beta is a work in progress and highlights that players, “will likely see a glorious array of issues.” Players can submit feedback on any bugs or issues they come across, meaning that Bethesda can identity and fix these issues in preparation for the game's full release. The beta will last two weeks on PC. Bethesda has highlighted on their FAQ that the beta is a way to stress test the game, meaning that servers will not be running 24/7 and will instead be online in “targeted timeframes,” as we've already seen with the Xbox One version of the beta. Bethesda has provided the next few sets of times, but warns that they're subject to change. Make sure you keep an eye on the Bethesda and Fallout 76 Twitter pages as both will be post updates on the beta and its servers.

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