Ever since its reveal at the Bethesda presentation this year at E3, Fallout 76 has been getting a lot of buzz around the title. For those who don't know, Fallout is a series that centers around what would happen if America went through nuclear war, and the residual fallout taking place afterwards.
Fallout 76 is the first game in the series since its inception that is going to be an online MMO. Now, you can survive the wasteland together with friends. And I have been able to get the game pre-ordered, and now I'm waiting to get into the beta of the game.
For a while after the presentation, there had been rumors and speculations on the game, such as the spamming of the new nuke option, which allowed other players to destroy other player's hard made settlements. Bethesda came out and said that that shouldn't be an issue, as it would take those players a while to find the code necessary to detonate the nuke anywhere on the map. On top of that, if by chance a player or a group of players discovers that their settlement was destroyed while they were away, rebuilding will be easy. The settlement will be blueprinted, and the cost to replace your settlement will be cheap.
The map of Fallout 76 is, according to Bethesda, four times larger than that of Fallout 4.
UPDATE: As of July 3, I got an email with the following message:
