Fallout 76: Steel Reign launches today with Legendary Crafting update

Bethesda today launched the latest update to Fallout 76, the "Steel Reign" patch, which it teased in the 2022 update roadmap. The new update is available to all users, including those who've downloaded the game on Xbox Game Laissez passer, and the update notes include the sizes of the patch across all platforms. For a complete list of the updates coming in Steel Reign, you can read the whole of the patch notes here.

The new update will feature the ending of the Alliance of Steel story, with the titular questline. Information technology'southward bachelor to all players over level twenty who've completed the "Steel Dawn" quests, and begins with a quest called "A Knight's Penance." Players' reward for completing Steel Reign will exist new items. One thousand.D. Inkwell has also returned in a new Season five adventure, set in "a dystopian possible future inhabited by Dolphin Man Hybrids."

Some other major update is the Legendary Crafting system, which has been in testing for a while prior to the release of this patch. In Legendary Crafting, players tin "turn normal items into legendary items, re-gyre your existing legendary items' attributes, and even upgrade or downgrade their star-ratings" using a component called Legendary Cores. Players in the test servers have had a mixed reaction to this new arrangement, so we'll have to run across how it plays in the official release.

Fallout 76 continues to grow and modify, becoming more than appealing as it evolves by its rather disastrous launch. It'south currently bachelor on all of the major consoles, including Xbox Series X, Xbox Series Southward, Xbox I, PS5, PS4, and PC. Xbox Game Pass players can stream the game, including the new patch, now.

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