Bethesda has internally discussed bringing the PTS to consoles, though the difficulty of maintaining several PTS builds of the game for consoles, on top of the official version of the game, has made it unviable.If content from a Private Test Server remains unchanged when it is officially added to the game, then there is no issue, though any changes made during the Private Test Server's run should not be recorded, as it falls under NDA. Once the content is officially released, the tag can be removed.Īlthough the Public Test Server can be freely datamined and reported on, any content from a Private Test Server that involves the signing of an non-disclosure agreement (NDA) should not be added to the wiki for legal reasons. This builds on the new NPC-based foundation laid down by the Wastelanders expansion back in April.Because content from the PTS is subject to change, articles concerning PTS content that has not yet been added to the official game should be tagged as upcoming. Read more: Fallout 76: Easy power armor locationsīethesda launched the Steel Dawn update ahead of schedule on Tuesday night, November 24, introducing the Brotherhood of Steel faction and new story quests to Fallout 76. The computer has several pages of info explaining how Shelters are different from the original CAMP system. Clark, find the terminal nearby and register as a Shelter Owner.
Additional upgrades with more space will be added soon, and can be purchased through the Atomic Shop (for Atoms, the game’s premium currency).Īfter speaking to Mr. You can access the most basic Fallout Shelter room for free as of November 24. Clark to progress through the “Home Expansion” questline. Or find your way inside the Claim Center by locating a key in the northern Forest region.”įast-travel to Vault 51 and find a nearby hatch, or trapdoor, labeled “Shelters Claim Center.” Head straight through the entrance ahead and speak to the robot named Mr. “Begin the ‘Home Expansion’ quest by reading a Shelters Claim Center poster in Train Stations throughout Appalachia. “We’ve added a brief new quest, called ‘Home Expansion,’ to the game that all players must complete in order to gain access to the CAMP Shelters feature,” Bethesda writes in a new blog post. Video player Fallout Shelters: How to build an underground camp
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