Fallout 76 to introduce custom settings on private servers in September

Fallout 76 is a game where you can play with both strangers and friends, unless you subscribe to Fallout 1st, the subscription service that lets you vibrate in a private world. So far, there haven’t been too many perks of having a private world, other than the luxury of farming the Whitespring Resort without having to worry about competing for the sweet loot inside. That will change in September with Fallout Worlds, which will allow players to modify their own servers, developer Bethesda Game Studios announced on Tuesday.

These customizable settings can be minor, like making the game a little easier or giving you infinite ammo. They can also be quite big, like increasing the height limit of settlements, building CAMPs in previously restricted places, summoning large monsters, or jumping as high as you want.

Fallout Worlds update will add two modes to Fallout 76: public worlds and custom worlds. Public Worlds are a rotating series of custom servers available to all players. These are fun, wacky and organized experiences. Fallout 1st subscribers will be able to create their own custom worlds and invite their friends (including those without a subscription).

Starting Tuesday, Fallout Worlds is available for testing at Fallout 76public test server, and Bethesda has said it will continue to add new sliders, options, and capabilities in the future. This is fantastic news for role players, builders and fans who are fed up with being murdered by Mirelurks over and over again.