25 major updates later, Fallout 76's map has expanded its borders, added numerous storylines, and even allowed players to cut off their own noses and bask in the radioactive pools of the Wasteland. It's certainly something to marvel at now, but it hasn't always been like this.
Fallout 76's launch has gone down in the videogame annals as something of a car crash. It wasn't helped by the fact that loads of players were incredibly hyped to finally get their hands on a multiplayer Fallout game, only to be stifled by poor performance and missing features. Even before the full release, the beta also had a rough launch with no text chat or FOV slider, and issues with its download.
