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Saddle Up for Fallout 76’s Milepost Zero!


Attention, Wastelanders! It’s time to saddle up and dive into the latest update for Fallout 76: Milepost Zero. Now available for free across all platforms, this update is packed with new features, quests, and improvements that will keep you glued to your screen.

Legendary Crafting & Best Builds 

First up, Legendary Crafting is here to revolutionize your gear. Imagine crafting your ideal weapons and armor, with complete control over the mods on your Legendary items. To get started, you’ll need to trade for the mods you want or scrap Legendary items to obtain them. It’s a game-changer for those who love to fine-tune their loadouts.

But that’s not all! The new Best Builds feature is a social system that lets you submit, visit, and rate C.A.M.P.s. It’s a fantastic way to showcase your creativity and see what other players are building in the Wasteland.

New Questline: A Bump in the Road Later this month, get ready for a new questline called A Bump in the Road. You’ll be able to load up your brahmin and start your own caravan delivery service around Skyline Valley. Escort caravans across the Shenandoah region, recruit a strong crew, and build up your personal outpost. New rewards and adventures await!

Combat Improvements & Bug Fixes 

Milepost Zero also brings various bug fixes and improvements, including updates to combat and creature rebalancing. These tweaks ensure a smoother and more balanced gameplay experience.

Season 18: Country Road Launching alongside Milepost Zero is Season 18: Country Road. Unlock exciting rewards like the Blue Ridge Power Armor and Weapon Paints, and new themed C.A.M.P items. It’s the perfect time to jump back into the game and explore all the new content.

Available Now!
Fallout 76: Milepost Zero is now available on Steam, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, and PlayStation 5 and 4. It’s also available on Xbox Game Pass and PlayStation Plus Extra. So, what are you waiting for? Dive into the Wasteland and experience all the new features and adventures that Milepost Zero has to offer!

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