The game and the beta test will not be released on Steam.
There also won't be a non-disclosure agreement for streams, videos and screenshots from the beta.
Reading between the lines between the lines.
Pete Hines assuages a bunch of worried fans online.
Players will be selected at random.
Fallout 76, Rage 2, The Elder Scrolls Online, and others will also receive new updates.
Bethesda will also answer questions regarding Fallout 76 at the upcoming QuakeCon panel.
Fallout 76 may have survival elements, but it's not going to be a survival game.
Pete Hines also reassures fans that single-player games are "part of who we are".
Todd Howard says keeping development internal is "always better", but praises Obsidian for Fallout: New Vegas.
Todd Howard also gives assurances that Fallout 5 will be a single player game.
Bethesda is doing something unique with the franchise and that itself deserves praise.
A pre-E3 reveal was always on the cards to avoid the "55,000-ton gorilla" of Fallout 76.
Pete Hines says Fallout 76 will have a fluid, player-made factions system.
Both Bethesda games and online titles are famous for how solid launch periods are, right?
Bethesda talks about the necessity of scaling up to keep up with game development, and its own ambitions.
"We shouldn't be afraid," says director Todd Howard, when it comes to developing a multiplayer game.
Buying this cover of the song will contribute proceeds towards charity.
Bethesda's Todd Howard would "love to see it happen" but mods aren't on the agenda.
Todd Howard explains how Bethesda plans to prevent griefing in Fallout 76.
