
Bethesda has successfully unleashed Version 1.7.5.4 of Fallout 76 upon the world. Contrary to some of the more content-rich patches of yesteryear, this update concentrates on the backstage work of game mechanics, focusing on tweaks and patches rather than showering players with fresh exploratory content.
Fallout 76 Patch 1.7.5.4: A Deep Dive into the Subtle Changes
Pioneering its place as the prequel in the Fallout franchise, Fallout 76 encountered a critical mix of applause and eyerolls upon its debut in 2018. Nevertheless, the title has defied odds and stayed on its feet, bolstered by numerous DLC seasons served over the past half-decade. It carved out its niche in the Fallout universe by cracking open the door to multiplayer gaming, allowing a quartet of wasteland wanderers to team up online, marking a Bethesda first. The game also took an unprecedented departure from its series by hitting the pause button on human NPCs at launch.
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And now, we have Fallout 76 Version 1.7.5.4 stepping into the limelight. What it lacks in flashy new features, it makes up for in attention to detail, offering a host of nips and tucks to refine the gaming experience. The patch seems to be on a strict diet, abstaining from any hidden surprises this time around. A storage allocation of 2.4 GB is required for the Steam version, whilst Microsoft Store users will need to dedicate 10.3 GB. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One users will need to reserve 9.7 GB and 10.2 GB respectively.

This update doesn’t play favourites – every facet of the game gets a once over, from weaponry and gear to side missions, and even down to the minutiae of UI, animation, and audio. The Fallout 76 community has compiled an unofficial rulebook for the game, making it intriguing to see how these modifications might prompt a reshuffle of their guidelines.
Full Patch Notes For Update 1.7.5.4
Category | Patch Notes |
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AUDIO | Items: Various C.A.M.P. item audio fixes. Perks: Music now plays when opening the Perk Card Menu. |
ANIMATION | Various fixes for reload animation, Asbestos Lining mod, Life Saving mod, Gauss Minigun, Heavy Weapon, Popcorn Emote, Power Armor, War Glaive. |
C.A.M.P. & WORKSHOP | Various fixes and improvements for Ally interaction, Build Mode, Display Cases, File Cabinets, Foundations, Guard Posts, Huntsman Bed, Monster Tubes, Movie Sets, Prefabs. |
CHALLENGES | Fixed and improved daily and epic challenges related to modding, crafting and using weapons. |
DAILY OPS | Contextual Ammo: Players can now receive Diluted Stimpaks as contextual ammo when using a melee weapon in Daily Ops. |
EXPEDITIONS | Union Dues: Addressed an issue where no warning was given when trying to talk to an NPC that is busy. |
ITEMS | Various fixes and improvements for Armor, Backpacks, Outfits, and Teddy Bears. |
LOCALIZATION | Items: Various localization fixes for named items that were previously listed in English for non-English clients. |
NPCS | General: NPCs now don’t become unresponsive after being Nuked mid-dialogue. |
PERKS | Various fixes for Collateral Damage, Fireproof, Ground Pounder. |
PIP-BOY | Various fixes and improvements for Aid Items, Magazines, and Power Armor. |
QUESTS | Beasts of Burden: We fixed an issue where the event can occasionally become stuck at the “Listen to instructions” phase. |
UI | Various fixes and improvements for Atomic Shop, Item view, Menu view, and Power Armor. |
WEAPONS | Various fixes and improvements for Bada-Boom, Charging Barrel Mod, Cultist Piercer, Enclave Plasma Gun, Fire Damage, Gatling Laser, Holy Fire, Syringer. |
Even though new content isn’t on the menu this time, the update is still a sizable one, tweaking gameplay enough to make players sit up and take notice. This could well cultivate some positive chatter, enticing new and lapsed players alike. The developers did recently release an update about a month ago introducing Atlantic City at the 2023 Xbox Games Showcase.
In a landscape where some critics prophesy a grim future for Fallout 76, these incremental improvements could prove pivotal in elongating the game’s lifecycle. This serves as a testament that even imperfect games can gain brownie points with steady improvements, but it is a potent reminder of the age-old wisdom that launching a polished game is the optimal strategy.
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Fallout 76 is ready for action on PC, PS4, and Xbox One. Remember, the post-apocalyptic wasteland awaits your exploration!
Source: Bethesda
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