Granted, players who utilize the Public Test Servers will have plenty to do outside of the Shelters. Best of all, the test servers will not require players to use materials when decorating, making the decoration process quick and easy. Each Shelter will have a building budget separate from the main CAMP or the other Shelters, letting players get creative easily. There will apparently be three shelter types, with players allowed to put one of each in their CAMPs. Player feedback will presumably influence the actual Shelter designs that Bethesda integrates into the Steel Dawn update. The Steel Dawn update will allow players to build an underground CAMP expansion, known as a CAMP Shelter. The Shelters will first be available on Fallout 76's newly-revived Public Test Servers. RELATED: Fallout 76: 5 Ways The Wastelanders Update Fixes The Game (& 5 Ways It Falls Flat) It's also added a range of multiplayer modes that give people new ways to cooperate and compete. Alongside these updates, the game has given each player more freedom to build their home base (known in-universe as a CAMP) how they see fit. For one, the game has fleshed out its single-player experience through updates like the Wastelanders expansion, creating a deeper story.
In spite of poor reception at launch, Fallout 76has evolved considerably over the last two years.
This feature represents the first of a number of changes in the game's upcoming Steel Dawn update. Fallout 76 will soon allow players to build underground bases, according to an announcement from Bethesda.
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