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Bethesda has confirmed the new content roadmap for Fallout 76 through 2022, and here's all the new features that are included.

Fallout 76 project lead Jeff Gardiner is leaving Bethesda Game Studios, leaving many to question the game's future plans.

Fallout 76 fans want more meaningful story content and varied endgame progression as Bethesda rolls out its new Fallout Worlds.

Bethesda accidentally gave out tens of thousands of atoms to Fallout 76 players and is warning players not to spend them.

Fallout 76 gets a new mode that prioritizes fun, freedom, and customization above all things, which are hallmarks of mod support.

Server instability interrupts Fallout 76 play time, but rampant duping and hacking has also disrupted the in-game economies.

Fallout 76's new legendary crafting system is live, but it's a completely randomized and grindy loop of resource gathering.

Fallout 76's new Steel Reign update makes dramatic changes to the in-game economy by raising rate caps of daily resources.

Fallout 76's latest reinvention of itself creates one of the most widely-disliked new feature systems the game has ever offered.

Bethesda plans to use new expeditions feature to inject new areas into Fallout 76, and Fallout 3's locations could be first.

Bethesda discusses more about the C.A.M.P. pets coming to Fallout 76 this winter, says dogs and cats will be coming first.

Bethesda outlines a strong content roadmap for Fallout 76 in 2021, including the second part of Steel Dawn and alien invaders.

FPS Boost is coming to a bunch of backwards compatible games, including Bethesda titles like Fallout 4, Skyrim, Fallout 76, more.

Bethesda's Todd Howard reveals that Microsoft actually helped save Fallout 76 and guide the studio in redeeming the game.

Bethesda is still slowing righting Fallout 76's sinking ship, and promises more updates and content are on the way in 2021.

The Brotherhood of Steel is returning to irradiated wastes of West Virginia in Fallout 76's new free Steel Dawn content expansion.

Fallout 76's latest tactic is a free battle pass-like progression scheme to help boost engagement.

Fallout 76's new bugs and glitches are actually a lot worse than we thought.

Fallout 76's immortal NPCs are stealing players' weapons from their corpses.

Already own Fallout 76 on Bethesda.net? Grab a free Steam copy before April 12.

Bethesda delays Fallout 76's new Steam release a week due to coronavirus disrupting playtesting schedules.

Wastelanders isn't the only big thing Bethesda has planned for Fallout 76 in 2020.

Bethesda has big plans for Fallout 76 in 2020 and the new Wastelanders update is just the beginning.

Fallout 76's new Wastelanders expansion brings massive game-changers like instanced areas and new dialog systems.

Fallout 76 is coming to Steam for the first time in a bid to expand the playerbase, complete with the big new Wastelanders expansion.

Following mass hacking, Bethesda reverts old character inventories and restores stolen and deleted items to affected players.

Avoid Fallout 76 for the time being, hackers are wiping players' inventories.

Hackers used a custom script to inject Fallout 76 with Fallout 4 assets, leading to lots of weird in-game moments.

Bethesda's latest update bugs legendary armor and lowers damage resistance.

A bug with Fallout 76's new subscription plan is deleting materials, but Bethesda plans to restore them.

Fallout 76 is getting private servers, but there's some strings attached.

Bethesda has over-monetized Fallout 76 in an attempt to recoup cash and pay for private worlds access.

Human NPCs are coming to Fallout 76 later than expected.

Bethesda plans Public Test Server for Fallout 76 for sometime in 2020.

Power armor helmets sold by GameStop are being recalled due to safety hazard risks.

Bethesda keeps pretending that it didn't promise cosmetic-only mTX with Fallout 76.

Bethesda adds even more non-cosmetic microtransactions that affect gameplay.

Bethesda isn't giving up on Fallout 76 and plans to keep using feedback to shape the game.

Bethesda takes pages from Fortnite to spark engagement in its ailing service game.

Fallout 76 is morphing into an actual Fallout game.

Even Bethesda knew Fallout 76 would crash, but Todd Howard promises a comeback.

Bethesda has high ambitions for Fallout 76, and it's just the beginning of a big over-arcing Fallout platform.

What Bethesda says and does doesn't always match up.

Bethesda plans to sell shortcuts in Fallout 76's Atomic Shop storefront to make more money.

Hype can deliver crushing blows to any game, especially mismanaged live games.

Fallout 76 will get bigger and better in 2019, Bethesda promises.

A free-to-play Fallout 76 would be utterly terrible. Thankfully Bethesda squashes the rumors.

Human NPCs do exist in Fallout 76...at least in this special developer zone.

Fallout 76's first big patch of 2019 arrives January 10, with over 150 fixes for the game according to Bethesda.