The next update of Fallout 76 will provide essential fixes

Fallout 76 Bethesda announced today, on Reddit, a new big patch that should begin on December 4 and will try to solve some of the biggest problems in the game. In addition, the company said it plans to be more communicative to the future on what the Fallout 76 The team is working on and when new updates for the game will come out.

"We did not want you to think that silence meant nothing was happening," Bethesda wrote. "We are sorry and understand that it was not the right approach and we will work to create a better bridge between you and the BGS development team."

Among the priorities of the 4 December patch:

• Increase the size of the hiding places. The size of the reserve, which players have asked the company to raise from the start of its beta version in October, will increase from 400 to 600 pounds. Bethesda said that this number was still on the conservative side and that he was always looking for ways to raise it further in the future, if he could without making the game more unstable. Instead of something more drastic, 200 extra pounds will always be a relief for anyone who has spent the last two weeks watching their inventory decide which of their beloved weapons to discard.
• Improve loot drops for tough bosses. Loot has also been a major concern, especially as more and more players are hitting Fallout 76This is the end of the game that involves changing sections of the map to reveal more powerful monsters. These bosses, including those like the Scorchbeast Queen, can be real ball sponges, but do not leave out real value for top players. Bethesda was not very specific, but she said that after updating the patches, it would be guaranteed at least two or three interesting items to kill difficult bosses.
• Finally free: Players who have suffered the glitch that keeps them from being trapped in their power armor will finally be freed from their horrible agony, as this glitch is being repaired.
• No more excessive backtracking: Currently, Fallout 76The system of reappearance forces too many players to reappear at Vault 76. After the patch, they will finally reappear at the nearest point of discovery on the map, rather than on the other side.

Bethesda also gave a brief overview of planned changes for another update on December 11, including the addition of the live chat feature on PC, the ability to respec characters after level 50 and the possibility of load on a server where the camp not already occupied by someone else. Currently, when this happens, the new player who arrives sees his camp separated and stored in the building's menu.

At this point, no one can guess if the corrections in the next patches will make the game no longer crash, or if changes to things like the size of the pool will create more problems. At least Bethesda has begun to try to be more open about what's going to happen, rather than just updating the player updates every time they're finally ready.