Fans want future updates of Fallout 76 to revolve around existing factions.
On 23 October 2018, Fallout 76 was launched worldwide by Bethesda Game Studios. In these six years, the game has gone from strength to strength and expanded its player base very well. Ever since the game was released, Bethesda has been rolling out updates for it on a regular basis. This has played a very important role in the popularity of the game growing with time.
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While Fallout 76 continues to grow as a game, there seems to be a need for it to slow down on one particular aspect and be a little more mindful about how it plans to go about implementing a certain feature. In the future, the updates designed for Fallout 76 should refrain from bringing new factions to the fore. The game should, instead, emphasize some of the factions that already exist as a part of the franchise.
As far as the Fallout franchise timeline is concerned, Fallout 76 takes off before any of the other existing games. This is one of the things that makes the game unique. While it gives the game the opportunity to work towards uncovering some of the darkest mysteries in the game with a renewed sense of zeal, it also ends up putting restrictions on bringing in new developments.
Fallout 76’s Scorched Plague was a good opportunity to bring in a new type of mutant and present it as a recurring threat in the universe of the game. However, since Scorched has not made an appearance in any other Fallout game, there is a limited possibility of much happening with the Scorched Plague.
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The Milepost Zero Update, which happens to be the next big update for Fallout 76, will be exploring the Blue Ridge Caravan Company with an activity that would be new and repeatable. Fans might remember that the Blue Ridge Caravan Company was featured in the Once In A Blue Moon update a while ago.
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