Fallout 76

Introduction

Fallout 76 Season 3 has arrived, and it's time to embark on a medieval adventure with the all-new "Scribe of Avalon" Scoreboard. Join the time-traveling historian, K.D. Inkwell, as you unravel the mysteries of a long-lost civilization. With 100 ranks to achieve, you'll unlock a plethora of exciting rewards along the way, including Power Armor paints, Weapon Skins, Outfits, and more. This season, there are even new types of rank-up rewards, like Lite Allies and Backpack Flairs, making it the most rewarding season yet. In addition to the new Scoreboard, Season 3 brings some exciting changes. Fallout 1st Members will now receive bonus rewards at certain rank milestones, adding even more incentive to climb the ranks. There are also new Challenges to tackle, including Shelters-themed Challenges and battles against formidable enemies like Blood Eagles and Mothman Cultists. And for those who missed out on last season's Weight Bench reward, it's now available for purchase from Gold Bullion vendors. For all the details on Season 3 and a sneak peek at the rewards, head over to the Seasons page on Fallout.com. Get ready to dive into the world of Avalon and uncover its secrets in Fallout 76 Season 3!

FALLOUT 76 SEASON 3 HAS BEGUN!

We’re kicking off Fallout 76 Season 3 with the all-new “Scribe of Avalon” Scoreboard, where you will join the intrepid time-traveling historian, K.D. Inkwell, to investigate the mysteries of a medieval civilization.
- The new Scoreboard features 100 ranks to achieve as you and Inkwell work to find and preserve technology in Avalon over the coming months.
- As always, we’ve added a host of new rewards that you will unlock as you rank up, including Power Armor paints, Weapon Skins, Outfits, themed cosmetics, C.A.M.P. items, in-game currencies, consumables Perk Card Packs, and more.
- This Season, we’ve also implemented several new types of rank-up rewards that are available for the first time ever, like Lite Allies, Backpack Flairs, Perfectly Preserved Bubblegum, the Antique Speed Bag, and Perk Coins.
We’ve made a few adjustments for Season 3 that you may want to keep in mind as you dive in:
- For the first time, we’ve added several bonus rewards to the Scoreboard for Fallout 1st Members at certain rank milestones, which can be claimed in addition to the normal rewards those ranks offer.
- We’ve implemented some new Challenges in the Daily and Weekly rotations, as well. These include Shelters-themed Challenges, and Challenges to take down different enemies, like Blood Eagles and Mothman Cultists.
- Finally, last season’s Weight Bench reward is now available for purchase from Gold Bullion vendors so that players who missed it have another opportunity to grab one.
Head to the Seasons page on Fallout.com and read our recent Season 3 Preview article to get more information about Season 3, as well as a check out the rewards that will be up for grabs.

ITEMS

“Core Vault” Objects: We’ve added a few new items to the set of “Core Vault” C.A.M.P. objects that are unlocked after you complete the “Home Expansion” quest, including a Foundation version of the Core Vault Floor, a new Doorway Wall, and a Vault-themed door to match.

BUG FIXES

ART & GRAPHICS

Power Armor: The headlamp on the Blue Demon Power Armor Helmet now shines in the correct direction in third-person view.
Underarmor: The Brotherhood of Steel Camouflage Infantry Uniform no longer clips through equipped outfits.

C.A.M.P. AND WORKSHOPS

Ammo Converter: Flamer Fuel can now be sold using the 100x sell option, and Railroad Spikes can be purchased using the 100x buy option.
Defenses: The Encampment Gate is now centered between its posts.
Defenses: Encampment Fences can now be snapped to the left side of the Encampment Gate.
Exploit: Addressed a C.A.M.P. budget exploit related to Patio Chairs.
Spooky Sound Machine: The Spooky Sound Machine can now be placed at the same time as the Fog Machine.
Vault Catwalk: Straight sections of Vault Catwalk can now be properly snapped to corner pieces.

CHALLENGES

Combat: Killing the Scorchbeast Queen now count toward “Kill Different Kinds of Tough Enemies” Combat Challenge progress.
Combat: Killing the Flatwoods Monster now counts toward “Kill an Alien” subchallenge progress for the “Kill different kinds of human-like creatures” Combat Challenge.
Combat: Killing a Small Frog now counts toward “Kill Different Kinds of Critters” Combat Challenge progress.
Combat: Killing a Hermit Crab now counts toward “Kill Different Kinds of Arthropods” Combat Challenge progress.
Combat: Killing Mirelurks and Fog Crawlers now counts toward “Kill Different Kinds of Aquatic or Semi-Aquatic Creatures” Combat Challenge progress.
Combat: Killing Cave Crickets now counts toward “Kill different Kinds of Insects and Bugs” Combat Challenge progress.
Daily: Fixed an issue that prevented some Holotapes from counting toward “Listen to an Audio Holotape” Daily Challenge progress.
World: The “Discover the Overseer’s C.A.M.P.” World Challenge now displays the correct reward icon in the Challenge menu.

ITEMS

Armor: Red Viper Armor Skins can now be favorited for use in Nuclear Winter.
Headwear: Red Viper and Camouflage Skins can now be applied to the Urban Scout Mask.
Plans: Fixed an issue that prevented the Plan for the Poodle Sleeping Bag from dropping as a reward for level 50+ players in Daily Ops.

PERFORMANCE AND STABILITY

Client Stability: Fixed a PC client crash that could occur when fighting Scorched in the Forest.
Client Stability: Fixed a PlayStation 4 client crash that could occur when exiting another player’s Vault Atrium Shelter.
Client Stability: Fixed an Xbox One client crash that could occur when entering the Foundation Supply Room during the “Supplying Demands” quest.
Performance: Fixed an issue that could cause client hitching during gameplay.

QUESTS AND EVENTS

Property Rights: Sheena no longer spawns inside a wall during the “Speak to Sheena” objective.

SHELTERS

Build: Floors and other objects can now be built at the spawn point inside Shelters, excluding items like Traps and Pressure Plates.
Floor Décor: Potted Plants can now be built near Shelter ceilings more easily, and no longer sometimes place outside the playable area.
Entrances: Fixed a case where Large Shelter Entrances could not be placed near water.
Entrances: Objects built on top of Large Shelter Entrances no longer clip through the pre-existing metal beams.
Programmable Objects: Light Boxes, Switches, Cycling Lights, and other objects that can be “programmed” now retain their settings between play sessions.
Wall Décor: Fixed an issue that could cause the Eat-o-tronic to clip into the floor when built inside the Vault Lobby Shelter.
Wallpapers: Only Wallpapers that the player owns can be placed inside of Shelters.
Wires: Wires attached between Generators and certain powered objects, like Decontamination Showers, now persist after exiting and re-entering a Shelter.

SOUND

Collectron Stations: Added Sound effects that will play when opening or closing the container attached to Collectron Stations.

USER INTERFACE

Atomic Shop: Fixed an issue that could prevent further menu navigation in the Atomic Shop after purchasing a Bundle.
Help Menu: Added Shelters information to the Fallout 76 Help Menu.
Inventory: Opening a Holiday Gift no longer causes the player’s current selection to automatically move up one row in the Aid menu.
Scoreboard: Purchasing multiple rank-ups quickly no longer sometimes causes the rank-up button to become non-functional.