Raids, prestige, and nuclear winter are coming to Fallout 76, and players are ecstatic

Fallout 76 had a bad release, and subsequent updates have ranged from mild improvements to the maligned mess of patch 5. In a big roadmap outlining content updates for 2019, Bethesda says “we know the game had a difficult launch, and we’ve made mistakes along the way. We share in your frustrations when we do. We’ll probably make a few more, and when we do, we will work to correct them as quickly as possible.” The actual content in that roadmap is similarly set to directly address the community’s complaints. Three major updates are set to launch in 2019, bringing seasons of new content to the game throughout the year. The comments on Reddit and Twitter to all these plans are overwhelmingly positive - to a degree I don’t think I’ve ever seen over Fallout 76 before. Wild Appalachia is the Spring update, and it kicks off on March 12. It’ll open with new story elements focused on mythical monsters and the Pioneer Scouts, as well as a full brewing and distilling system to make your own ‘Nukashine.’ A week later, there’s a limited-time event called Fasnacht Parade, and a week after that we’ll see a new PvP-focused survival game mode.

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