Of course, Fallout 76 started 2019 with a bug, which has been resolved now so everyone can get back to nuking each other.
Can you imagine how sad people were when they stayed to play Fallout 76 on New Year’s Eve, only to find out that the nuke codes haven’t been reset? That must have been depressing, but maybe some thought that Bethesda did this on purpose to promote peace in a new year. You know, since it was the arrival of 2019, the nukes were banned. What’s wrong with starting a year without firing off deadly nuclear missiles? Alas, this was not an intended thing, but was a bug instead. What else did anyone actually expect from Fallout 76, a game that was obviously made as a quick cash grab?
Finding and decyphering nuclear codes in this game isn’t much fun, like most of the other activities found in this survival shooter. But, dropping a nuke on that one pesky player that wouldn’t leave you alone for three whole hours feels pretty good. That’s why a lot of people got mad when they discovered Bethesda messed up again and didn’t restart the nuke codes. Thankfully, they got on that, well, relatively fast, and the issue got fixed.
What do you think, will Fallout 76 manage to subvert all expectations and turn into a good game in 2019? Let us know your opinion in the comments section down below!
