Fallout 76 – 15 Things It Desperately Needs

Whether you had fun or loathed it, here are a few things that Fallout 76 needs immediately.

Posted By | On 12th, Nov. 2018

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Multiple Bases

One thing we’re still not 100 percent sure on is whether multiple bases can be built by the player. The C.A.M.P. will save your blueprints and allow for deploying them at a moment’s notice. Also, if another player builds their base in the same spot as yours when you log out, then the C.A.M.P. will still have your base saved. But can we have multiple bases across the map? If not, it would be something to work towards in the future especially as players create multiple safe havens for themselves.


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