Players can form a squad with three other players online to complete missions, build a base, and fight off mythical creatures.

Going forwards, Fallout 76 will allow you to build multiple different CAMPs "each with its own location, build budget, custom name, and even a unique map icon". You can still only have one active CAMP at a time, but it adds some flexibility and opens up new creative options for . . . Read more

this game is awesome. Personally I love it, and I love it more when real friends are in it. Other games I don’t really care who I play with. It’s such a specific kind of game that I’ll be amazed if all 4 of you end up enjoying it, but . . . Read more

Fallout 76 is an online-only game, and though you can play it entirely solo, you’ll always have other real world players in the same world (or instance) as you. … There will be 24 players per world, and you can group up with strangers organically, or join up to three . . . Read more

Method 1: Joining/Inviting from the main menu So, to utilize this fix, simply exit your game session and return to the Main Menu. Once you get there, go to the Social tab, then move over to the Friend list (right corner) and join the existing session.

Fallout 76 Month Avg. Players Peak Players January 2022 7,013.5 11,910 December 2021 6,570.2 9,942 November 2021 6,343.5 10,910 October 2021 7,224.6 17,230

No, Fallout 76 is not cross-platform compatible. This means that players will not be able to crossplay with players on other platforms. For example, players on Xbox will not be able to play with players on PlayStation, and vice versa.

Fallout 76 ends on an unremarkable note. The final quest tasks players with summoning and taking down the Scorchedbeast Queen. … One player thinks there’s something more grand and ambitious out there. The Queen is summoned by dropping a nuke on the Prime fissure site, but there are other fissure . . . Read more

Fallout 76: No. There are multiple quests where you are required to kill something or someone. Fallout 4: Technically, yes, but only technically. At the bare minimum, Kellogg (and I think, Skinny Malone and/or Darla) need to die, but you can use pacified enemies or companions to do the killing . . . Read more

Each time you start a game in Fallout 76, you go to a different server than before. However, this does not mean that your progress is lost – your character will be at the same level and all the items gained will be in your inventory.