It'll even let players take control of nuclear missile sites to launch nuclear missiles. Emerging from Vault 76 only 25 years after the bombs fell, players will rebuild civilisation as they please, which I'd imagine is quite a violent form, given how survival sandboxes work. But nah, Bethesda Game Studios director Todd Howard has said, 'We love mods, and so we are 100% committed to doing that in 76 as well.'įallout 76, as Bethesda revealed during their pre-E3 pressblast, is a multiplayer 'softcore survival' sandbox in the post-apocalyptic world.

Not to mention that some spectators have been concerned that the Creation Club DLC microtransaction store popping up in Bethesda's recent games might shove plain ol' mods out.

Mods are a standard feature for Bethesda's RPGs, of course, filling in all the holes Bethesda leave and adding so many wonderful new things, but the always-online nature of 76 left that in question.

Mod support will indeed be coming to multiplayer survival sandbox Fallout 76, Bethesda have said, though not in time for its November launch.

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