On Tuesday, Fallout 76 will get cheap FO76 Caps a new patch which promises the improvements of efficiency and stability for the game, based on a post from Bethesda on Friday.

The new patch on December 4th will address the game's bug fixes and a few balancing changes, in an apparent try to address a few of the players' dissatisfaction together with the multiplayer game.

The Bethesda will repair a bug in which players can exceed their "carrying weight", meaning the limit to how much inventory a single player can carry, which is the hope expressed within a Reddit thread comments from players relating to the patch. Some users speculate that this exploit could trigger stability issues.

For console players, Bethesda solved the problem of endless loading screens when players log out of their accounts even though playing games. For Xbox One particular customers, fixed a crash brought on by sending several group invitations to non-friend players immediately after leaving Vault 76. The game console's updates are about 3GB.

The Computer updates are a great deal smaller, with only 36MB. Pc framerates are uncapped again with this update, but Bethesda pointed out that "reaching extremely high framerates will no longer trigger movement speed to raise." This problem was reportedly resolved inside the November 19 patch.

Furthermore to stability improvements and bug fixes, Bethesda added some added options, which includes AFK functionality (away from keyboard), which disconnects players who're inactive for ten minutes. The players will get a 1 minute countdown warning ahead of getting kicked off.

Finally, some balance changes come to Fallout 76 with this update. The encounter rewarded for defeating high-level enemies has been reduced, and players really should get two to 4 things as a reward for every boss, correcting an issue with Boss loot. In accordance with the patch notes, the amount of things will differ depending on the "the creature's difficulty and level."

Automatic weapons will likely be additional strong, and damage enhanced by about 20% "across the board."

Hopefully these fixes will produce a far more enjoyable experience for the Fallout 76 players, as Bethesda promised to be a lot more communicative final week and "work to create a much better bridge between [players] and also the dev group at BGS."

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