Fallout 76 Beta Extension Announced Along With Patch Release

In anticipation for the Break-It Easy Test Application for Fallout 76, Bethesda has previously laid out all available dates to session the online only title. With the last date on the list ending at November 4th, Bethesda has extended the list for two more play sessions if the six before wasn’t already enough.

Now players will be able to return to the Appalachian wastes twice more on November 6 and November 8.

And to solidify more players to trial the game’s servers more, a patch was released for players to download that improve the game’s overall performance. Which included fixes for certain quests, buffing enemies and patching out a glitch similar to the iron dagger exploit in The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. You can check out the entire list of balances & fixes below.

One thing that wasn’t mentioned in the patch notes was if there was an resolution found to the bug that deletes the entire 50 GB client. As this was a problem that many fans have faced between all three platforms the beta was available on, this would have been a hole worth patching up. As the beta was only extended for two more sessions, it seems that the Bethesda will try to resolve the problem in the time that’s left before the game’s release.

Fallout 76 will release on November 14, 2018 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC.

Source: Bethesda