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Bethesda's New Year's Resolution is to Fix Fallout 76

Fallout 76 might just be the biggest letdown of the game release cycle of 2018. Few games came out with as much hype and promise to as much disappointment as 76 did last year, and Bethesda has been resolutely trying to turn that around. However, their success hasn't been all that great. After all, the game's nuke codes have been broken since we officially hit year 2K19. While Bethesda did take the game offline to fix the issue, the setback isn't the kind of thing to inspire confidence.

The company released a number of fixes in December and reaffirmed their commitment to improving the game in a New Year's blog post:

Later this month, we are providing resolutions by way of new patches for Fallout 76. Like our December 11 update, we will have a big update that will address many of the issues you've been providing feedback on. Full patch notes will follow soon.

We're also building an incredible list of future updates that we can't wait to share, including new quests, weekly in-game events, new Vaults opening, a new PvP mode, Player Vending and much more.

2019 is an exciting year for Fallout 76 and we can't wait to grow it with you. Keep providing your feedback and letting us know what you'd like to see.

Happy New Year from all of us!

While news that Bethesda is adding a ton of changes to 76 based on fan feedback is great, we hope this New Year's resolution goes a bit better than the usual promises to go to the gym every day or drink less.

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