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Fallout 76 server status: maintenance schedule, patch notes, Is Fallout 76 offline?
Fallout 76 is now back up and there have been a bunch of big changes. So we figured we'd keep a log of when it is going down and the changes that were made. I've put together this page which will have any information regarding any planned maintenance days, along with all the times and dates in your area.
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Fallout 76's magazines work in the same way that Bobbleheads do, but only in this game. Instead of being permanent upgrade, Magazines are now consumable temporary buffs that provide traits such as weapon specific boost or damage increased against certain enemies. Since they work slightly differently this time, there are more places that you can find them, this guide will have more on their locations,…
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Fallout 76's Bobbleheads don't work the same as they once did, which has irked some people. They're now temporary buffs as opposed to permanent upgrades, though they still increase your S.P.E.C.I.A.L. stats, or affect weapons used. Since they're more plentiful, there's a huge number of places where you can find them just lying around, so this guide will have more on their locations, exactly how…
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Fallout 76 CAMP: buildings you should make, taking over workshops,
Appalachia is still a lovely place to pitch up a tent, but after the bombs fell in Fallout 76, it's not at its best. Still, you have to make do and rebuild where possible. Your handy tool for all your building needs is the "C.A.M.P." or the "Construction and Assembly Mobile Platform" (henceforth abbreviated to CAMP). This allows you to make your base of operations,…
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Fallout 76 has more stuff trying to kill you than ever before, with other humans being other players that are more likely to shoot first. Therefore, you'll need good weapons to defend yourself: Melee weapons, ranged weapons, maybe an explosive or two. Perhaps the only way to get an enemy off your back is to make them eat a Fat Man nuke. While the weapons…
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It's a tough world out there, with irradiated creatures and other players trying to kill you at every turn. Luckily there's also plenty of stuff lying around that is yours for the taking should you want it. But for when there's nothing but scrap, it's worth investing some of it into making armour. Equipment is slightly different in Fallout 76 as armour pieces are worn…
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Fallout 76 nukes: getting nuclear bomb codes, how to get rare resources
Not that you'll be able to do this immediately, but there are times in Fallout 76 where someone does something that a mere bullet to the face just won't satisfy your bloodlust. This may be a player repeatedly killing you and your friends, stealing your magazine that you spent hours hunting for, or just wrecking your workshop that you recently fortified. Tempers therefore may be frayed…
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Fallout 76 multiplayer: teaming up with friends, how PVP works
Fallout 76's unique selling point is that this is a multiplayer Fallout game, though really it's more than that. You have plenty of stuff that you can do on your own, but there are a few tasks that may be a ton easier with up other people. It could be a case of jolly cooperation or a fight to the death. This guide will show…
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Fallout 76 guide: tips and tricks, how to survive in Appalachia
Fallout 76 has been out for a while now and even though there are now players who have explored the entirety of Appalachia, there's no better time to emerge from Vault 76 and make your mark in the world. This is not the typical Fallout game though, as this one is online, with a ton of other changes on top of that; from how Perks…
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Fallout 76 Perk Cards: all the perk cards, how to upgrade them
One of the more drastic changes in Fallout 76 is in it's revamp of how Perks work. Instead of choosing one permanent skill at every level, you get cards that can be equipped at any time, upgraded to increase their effectiveness, and even shared with your buddies at any point provided you have the Charisma. There are a ton of these in the game, some…
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Fallout 76 enemies: all the monsters you fight in Appalachia
Appalachia is full of stories and legends, mostly ones involving monsters that lurk in the trees: The Grafton monster, Mothman, and the Snallygaster. Fallout 76 includes these alongside the standard fare of Super Mutants and Deathclaws to make for a rather terrifying roster of monsters. Don't even get me started on why the Scorchbeast may be the most difficult enemy to take down. In this…
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Fallout 76 Power Armour locations: all the Power Armor locations
Power Armor in Fallout is normally reserved for the Brotherhood of Steel, but its existence predates the bombs. That said, being their uniform of sorts, the Power Armor is seen either as a sign of hope or despair, depending on which side of America they're in. In Fallout 76, the Power Armor is still where it was when the atom bomb dropped, stored away and…
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Fallout 76 daily quests: how to start them, getting the best loot
Some of the quests in Fallout 76 can be completed once a day, with the chance to snag some sweet rewards. There are conditions to unlock these quests however, so it's worth seeing which quests are required to be completed, which NPCs talked to, or indeed where to go in order to start the quest you want for the gear you want. This quest will…
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Fallout 76 event quests: how to complete them, getting the best loot
Fallout 76 has certain quests that appear seemingly at random but can contain some of the best items available in the game. Since they're all repeatable, it can be worth completing certain quests again and again until you manage to snag that coveted item you've always wanted. This guide will go over all the event quests in Fallout 76, including the ones that give out…
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Fallout 76 atoms: challenges to complete to get atoms quickly
Fallout 76 introduces Atoms for the first time. These are meta-currency that you can exchange in Bethesda's in-game store for cosmetic items and are normally obtained either by exchanging real-world money, or by completing challenges. Since there are an awful lot of challenges in the game, some of which have multiple tiers, it can be a little daunting to figure out which challenges to go…
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Fallout 76 character creation: how to make your perfect Vault 76 resident
After a surprisingly long time in Vault 76, the residents are finally allowed to emerge and repopulate the post-apocalyptic world. Since Fallout 76 is an online game, making your own unique character is your way of making your mark on the world. As there was a party the night before, you can make them as fresh faced or permanently hung-over as you wish. The important…
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Fallout 76 diseases: all the diseases, preventing and curing them
You'd imagine that diseases would be more of a problem in the Fallout universe prior to Fallout 76. After all, there are few doctors in the nuclear world of the Fallout universe and the apples are probably incredibly rotten or irradiated by now. But radiation poisoning is just one thing to be aware of now, as other nasty afflictions can include diseases. So you'll need…
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With only mere days until the Fallout 76 launch date, everyone who was interested has now had the chance to play the beta and come up with their own thoughts. There's still a small amount of time until then, so in order to prepare you for Reclamation Day, we've prepared this short guide that details Fallout 76's release date, as well as the system requirements in…
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It seems that many open world games have treasure maps these days and Fallout 76 is no exception. You'll most likely find these by accident and should you follow the map to the corresponding mound, it will unearth some valuable treasure, including valuable weapons or armour, plans for said weapons or armour, and valuable rounds. They're worth hunting for, so for those who wish to…
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Not even an apple a day can prevent mutations, and while the mutations are hyper-unrealistic in the real world (you're more likely to just die rather than grow a new appendage), Fallout 76 introduces new. So you'll need to take different measures to prevent or cure any disease you may come into contact with. With the new mutations, it can be confusing as to which…
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