Good news for the many Fallout 76 fans on this incredibly active forum

Something something, shitty game lifeline, can we milk you more.

Basically it's another grind system where you pretend it's fun and leading somewhere, but really it isn't.

Enjoy!

Bethesda details the new boozy crafting system coming soon to Fallout 76

"Consume Nukashine responsibly."

Further to its 2019 roadmap, Bethesda has outlined what's next for Fallout 76, including details of its new Brewing and Distilling crafting system.

"As we start moving down the road toward our next patch, we're ready to share more details on what's coming in Wild Appalachia this March - starting with a crash course on the all-new Brewing and Distilling crafting system!" said Bethesda in a new blog post.

"Your path to becoming the Wasteland's premiere bartender will begin near Vault-Tec University. There you will relive the glory days of VTU's finest and discover the mischief they got up to outside of the classroom. Your continued studies will lead you to a notorious speakeasy, introduce you to Biv-Appalachia's tipsiest robot, and teach you to craft the illicit Nukashine using the all-new Brewing Station."

The post then goes to detail how players can get the most out of the new Brewing and Distilling crafting system, including wine, spirits, beers, and mixed drinks, as well as the effects imbibing will cause (which vary depending on whether they're "fresh" or "vintage").

Firecracker Whiskey, for example, will see you damage not just your enemies but also yourself in its fresh form, whereas as a vintage drink, it will set enemies on fire from your ballistic and melee attacks. Hoppy Hunter beer, on the other hand, will give you increased scope stability and damage to animals, but reduced VATS accuracy.

"Looking ahead, we're planning to serve up even more options in future updates that will help you add a little more "punch" to every party you throw. Keep an eye out for more details over the coming weeks," the post concludes. "Oh, and before you go, do be sure to consume Nukashine responsibly-it may make you feel like taking on the world, but you just never know where those Nuka-fueled adventures may lead."

You can get hammered in Fallout 76 from 12th March, 2019, with the next update - Fasnacht Parade - out on 19th March, 2019. Appalachia's big addition, a new Survival mode which has already raised a few eyebrows, arrives on March 26th, and is described as a "higher-stakes PvP experience with fewer restrictions, increased rewards, and new challenges".

Lol this game still exists?

Wow. Brewing virtual craft beers. If that doesn't prove this game is definitely for grownups I don't know what would.

Of course the entitled children gamers will still complain about micro-transactions and pointless grinding. But the coolest hipster adult gamers will be kicking back taking sips of their virtual wine. Or something...

I wonder how hard they are going to troll their customers and put a glass bottle Nuka Rum in the game?

How much are they going to charge for that?

Bethesda:

Still shocked this game hasn’t gone free to play.

When the year 2058 rolls around and the game is fixed you’re all gonna feel stupid.

Bethesda and Bioware need to just cease existing already, they've sucked for so long and even the casuals are turning on them now with these latest turds they've shat out. Pretty funny.

Oh sorry, I was rewatching The Outer Worlds trailer, what's Fallout 76 again?

@dagubot: lol, that's hilarious

It's finally over? That's about hte onnly good news I'd want...

bethesda are excellent publisher. they should be only remain publishers and not developers.

They are publising 2 of best games this year Doom and Rage 2.

Bioware has never been good. not even in mass effect 2 days which i consider generic third person cover shooter.