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What other features or fixes do you hope get included in tomorrow's update? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below. Newsweek magazine delivered to your door Unlimited access to Newsweek. Unlimited access to Newsweek. The Fallout 76 B. A, or break it early test application, uncovered several issues, which the day one patch will look to address. While the exact contents of the patch remain unknown, it is likely based on the feedback that beta testers have given to Bethesda. Crafting: Fixed an issue that prevented players with the correctly equipped perk cards from being able to craft Antibiotics and Disease Cure Savage Divide.

Repairing: Overall repair costs have been lowered for both weapons and armor. Crafting: Ballistic Fiber also is now required for repairing armor at level 25 and above instead of previously at level Workshops: Fixed issues where enemies at some Workshop locations would spawn underground, making the Workshops unclaimable.

Workshops: Fixed an issue where objects in Workshops would sometimes float in the air when the Workshop menu was closed. Workshops: Destroying the hay feeder along with the fertilizer collector will no longer prevent them from being repaired. Note: There is a fix for this issue coming, but it was erroneously added to these notes. Blueprints: Fixed an issue with the cost of wires not being factored in when storing blueprints.

Crafting: Fixed an issue where certain objects aren't able to be scrapped through the stored tab. Workshops: Fixed an issue where certain stored items obtained from claiming a Public Workshop can't be placed again. Crafting: Fixed a visual issue with scrapping items in Crafting Menus.

Crafting: Fixed an issue where mods cost less steel than what's displayed in Crafting Menus. Crafting: Fixed a display issue where incorrect number of Junk items can appear in Crafting Menus. Weekly Challenge: Fixed an issue that caused the weekly challenge 'Complete Quests and Events in a Group while at Night' to work during the day and only recognize events. It will now look for quests and events that are completed at night.

Weekly Challenge: Edited the description of a Weekly Challenge to correctly reflect the direction. Sub-Challenge: Fixed an issue that prevented certain photomode challenges from completing as expected.

Sub-Challenge: Fixed an issue that prevented certain Bobblehead challenges from completing as expected. Signs: Fixed an issue preventing the Red Rocket Mega Sign from taking damage from subsequent player attacks after the first. Performance and stability Performance: Improved C.

Stability: On PC, attempting to Fast Travel from one active Event to another no longer sometimes causes the game client to crash. Stability: Addressed a rare crash that could occur when Fast Traveling or loading into a world. Stability: Fixed rare crash that could occur when clicking on a Wanted teammate's Map marker. User interface Character Creation: Being removed from a world due to inactivity while creating a new character no longer causes portions of the UI to disappear upon joining a new world.

Nuclear Winter bug fixes Art and graphics Exploit: Addressed an exploit that could be used to disable grasses and shrubs during Nuclear Winter matches. Graphics: Grasses beyond the sear line no longer appear to fade out when a player spawns nearby.

Graphics: Fixed a graphical corruption that could appear on the Storm wall during Storm constrictions. However, all objects a Blueprint contains that require those Perks, such as Turrets or Traps, will be removed on placement during a Nuclear Winter match. Blueprints: Perk requirements, such as Home Defense or Science, no longer appear when attempting to place a Blueprint in Nuclear Winter. Daily: Nuclear Winter Daily Challenges can no longer be completed more than once per day and Daily Challenges have been re-enabled.

As we spent more time in the campaign, after our first look, we could see that the battles show a slowdown, even with the patch installed. Pulling the trigger on any weapon, especially fully automatic ones, causes the frame-rate to drop until the magazine empties.

In short, the moment you need solid performance, it will be taken away from you. Taking down enemies with grenades makes it even more unstable, to the point that it becomes too erratic to hold your target reticle on an enemy for more than a second. Any combat with weapons more powerful than a simple pistol seems to bring down performance.

Then there is stuttering, a real bane of all console versions, even with patch 1. It is a phenomenon that occurs at the worst moments: dodging enemies, switching weapons or simply switching to a new area, will significantly drop the frame-rate.

When you arrive in a new location, in fact, you will see a warning that will notify you of the discovery, usually activating a strong drop in the performances.