Fallout 76 Wild Appalachia update sees short delay
It'll be here incider day.
An apple a day keeps the doctor away, but Fallout 76 players will have to wait a little longer for their Wild Appalachia update, which has been delayed until tomorrow.
Bethesda announced the release date change via a post on Reddit, stating the update needs "a little more time to brew". Wild Appalachia will now release a day late, sometime on 13th March.
When the update does roll in, you can expect a brand new boozy crafting system and alcohol-themed questline. This involves training to become a bartender, visiting a hidden speakeasy, and crafting delicious beverages such as hoppy hunter beer, firecracker whiskey and nukashine. It's probably a good idea to stock up on all this booze, as the following Fasnacht Parade event, due 19th March, brings some seriously scary masks you'll probably want to forget.
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Wild Appalachia forms the first part of the Fallout 76 roadmap - Bethesda's plan to develop the game into an improved online multiplayer experience. After Wild Appalachia, players can expect Nuclear Winter in... er, summer 2019 - and Wastelanders to arrive in the autumn. Hopefully this major update goes down well, as Fallout 76 could certainly do with a booze-t in popularity.