Fallout 76 1.20 update patch notes

Fallout 76 1.20 Update Patch Notes | Fallout 76 Patch 10.5

If you’re one of the many still playing Fallout 76, you’ll be glad to hear that a brand-new Fallout 76 1.20 update is live and available to download and install right now on PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Skip to the end of this guide to have a read through the complete list of Fallout 76 1.20 update patch notes. You can stay around a little longer, however, to take a look through the wasteland of Fallout 76 patch 10.5 highlights. Read on to see what’s changed and what’s new thanks to the Fallout 76 version 1.20 update.

Fallout 76 1.20 Update

Fallout 76 1.20 update patch notes

The Fallout 76 patch 10.5 has introduced many changes to Fallout 76 Nuclear Winter along with a whole host of bug fixes and adjustments to all other game modes.

Nuclear Winter Changes and Fixes

Plenty of changes and fixes have come to the new Nuclear Winter mode, which is now officially in beta, rather than pre-beta. For example, Supply Crates should now appear less frequently in some areas where Bethesda felt too many were available. Submachine Guns will now be found in Medium Supply Crates, instead of in Small Supply Crates, too. Sticking with Supply Crates, you will now find Automatic Combat Rifles in Small Supply Crates, instead of the containers as from before.

The pesky grass and shrub removal exploit has been ironed out of Nuclear Winter now, in one of many mode-exclusive fixes. This includes a lot of user interface, performance and stability, and gameplay fixes. For example, the crash that took place after you return to the main menu from a Nuclear Winter match should no longer happen. You can read all about it all in the full patch notes below.

Adventure and Survival Bug Fixes

Adventure and Survival modes have been looked at, too, thanks to the 1.20 update. This includes a fix for a rare crash when Fast Traveling or loading into a world. Character shadows should no longer appear blocky in either mode, the duplicate Player Vending Machines exploit should now be fixed and no longer available to pull off, and V.A.T.S. should not automatically close after killing an enemy whilst the Gun Fu Perk Card is equipped. There are plenty more fixes and adjustments, which you can read through in the full patch notes below.

Fallout 76 1.20 Update Patch Notes | Fallout 76 Patch 10.5

Fallout 76 1.20 update patch notes

The full list of Fallout 76 1.20 update patch notes can be read below, courtesy of Bethesda:

Nuclear Winter Design Changes

Items and Loot
  • Underarmor: Players can now favorite one Underarmor in the Atomic Shop for use in Nuclear Winter, in addition to one Headwear item and one Outfit.
  • Automatic Combat Rifles: Can now be found in Small Supply Crates rather than pre-existing containers in the world.
  • Submachine Guns: Can now be found in Medium Supply Crates rather than Small Supply Crates.
  • Supply Crates: Adjusted Supply Crate density in a few areas where more Crates were spawning than intended.
Perks
  • Dead Man Sprinting: This Perk previously was not applying its effects correctly and has been redesigned. Dead Man Sprinting now causes Action Points to drain 25% slower while under 30% HP.
Overseer Progression
  • Terminals: New entries have been added to ZAX Terminals that can be unlocked by reaching Overseer Rank 100.
User Interface
  • Tutorials: A “More Info” button has been added to the Nuclear Winter Perk Card menu, which can be used to re-open the Perk Card tutorial.

Adventure and Survival Bug Fixes

Art and Graphics
  • Power Armor: Sections of the Power Armor Chassis are no longer visible through the Black Rider Power Armor paint, and the paint’s headlamp eye color has been adjusted.
  • Power Armor: Pieces of rebar no longer obstruct the player’s view when wielding a heavy weapon in first-person perspective while wearing Power Armor with the Inferno Mk1, Mk2, or Mk3 paint.
  • Shadows: Addressed an issue that could cause character shadows to appear blocky.
  • Weapons: The First Responder’s Pump-Action Shotgun Paint will now correctly apply to Silencer mods.
C.A.M.P., Crafting, and Workshops
  • Exploit: Addressed an exploit that could allow items in Player Vending Machines to be duplicated.
  • Signs: Fixed an issue preventing the Red Rocket Mega Sign from taking damage from subsequent player attacks after the first.
Perks
  • Gun Fu: V.A.T.S. no longer automatically closes after killing an enemy while the Gun Fu Perk Card is equipped.
Performance and Stability
  • Performance: Improved C.A.M.P. load times when connecting to a world and after Fast Traveling.
  • Stability: On PC, attempting to Fast Travel from one active Event to another no longer sometimes causes the game client to crash.
  • Stability: Addressed a rare crash that could occur when Fast Traveling or loading into a world.
  • Stability: Fixed rare crash that could occur when clicking on a Wanted teammate’s Map marker.
Quests and Events
  • Operation Tidy: Players can once again speak to Scout Leader Pompy to start the Operation Tidy Daily Quest.
User Interface
  • Character Creation: Being removed from a world due to inactivity while creating a new character no longer causes portions of the UI to disappear upon joining a new world.

Nuclear Winter Bug Fixes

Art and Graphics
  • Exploit: Addressed an exploit that could be used to disable grasses and shrubs during Nuclear Winter matches.
  • Graphics: Grasses beyond the sear line no longer appear to fade out when a player spawns nearby.
  • Graphics: Fixed a graphical corruption that could appear on the Storm wall during Storm constrictions.
  • Lighting: Vault 51’s interior is now a bit brighter, which should make it easier to see who is practicing their boxing skills on you before a match begins.
C.A.M.P.s
  • Blueprints: Players can now place Blueprints in Nuclear Winter that normally require the Home Defense or Science Perks in other game modes. However, all objects a Blueprint contains that require those Perks, such as Turrets or Traps, will be removed on placement during a Nuclear Winter match.
  • Blueprints: Perk requirements, such as Home Defense or Science, no longer appear when attempting to place a Blueprint in Nuclear Winter.
  • Build Menu: Water, Food, and Resources tabs no longer appear in the Build menu during Nuclear Winter matches.
Challenges
  • Combat: Nuclear Winter “Complete Matches” challenge descriptions have been updated to “Stay in matches until the end” to help clarify the objective.
  • Daily: Nuclear Winter Daily Challenges can no longer be completed more than once per day and Daily Challenges have been re-enabled.
Creatures
  • Mirelurks: No longer get stuck in the trees after spawning at New River Gorge Resort.
Hazards
  • Rad Barrels: Now more consistently apply Rads to nearby Candidates.
Perks
  • Frog Legs: The Frog Legs Perk Card description has been updated to “Jump significantly higher” to better match its effect description in the Pip-Boy.
  • Ground Pounder: Now correctly increases Automatic Rifle reload speeds.
  • Wrecking Ball: Now correctly increases damage dealt to C.A.M.P. and Workshop objects by 120%.
Items
  • Headwear: The Stalker Bandana, Stalker Goggles, Wasteland Trapper Mask, and Wasteland Trapper Hat, can now correctly be marked as Favorites in the Atomic Shop for use in Nuclear Winter in addition to Outfits like the Elder’s Battlecoat.
  • Holotapes: Vault 51 Holotapes can no longer be placed in containers.
  • Item Spawns: Removed a location where it was possible for a Bowie Knife to spawn, as this weapon is not intended to be available in Nuclear Winter.
  • Magazines: Flipped over a few Magazines that previously appeared face-down.
  • Magazines: The duration of the AP reduction effect applied by “Scouts Life #8” has been increased from 30 minutes to 1 hour, which is consistent with other Nuclear Winter Magazine effects.
  • Power Armor: Looking away from a downed teammate while attempting to revive them no longer causes the reviving player to exit their Power Armor.
  • Power Armor: Holding to revive a teammate while wearing Power Armor no longer causes the controls to become unresponsive.
Performance and Stability
  • Disconnects: Implemented an improvement to reduce cases where players may be disconnected from a server immediately after finding a Nuclear Winter match.
  • Disconnects: Repeatedly adding and removing players from a team no longer cause those players to be disconnected.
  • Performance: Objects placed with C.A.M.P.s no longer cause hitching when they are destroyed by the Storm.
  • Stability: Fixed a crash that could occur when returning to the Main Menu from Nuclear Winter’s spectator mode.
  • Stability: Addressed an issue that could cause a server to crash at the end of a Nuclear Winter match.
  • Stability: Fixed a pair of crashes that could occur while in Nuclear Winter’s spectator mode.
User Interface
  • Compass: Fixed an issue that could cause the Compass to display false teammate markers.
  • Compass: Machinegun Turret markers in the Compass no longer appear hostile toward player who placed them.
  • Exploit: Addressed an exploit that could allow a player to obtain a weapon inside of Vault 51.
  • Exploit: Addressed an exploit that could allow a player to remain inside of Vault 51 rather than loading into a match with the other Candidates.
  • Favorites: Players can no longer mark Nuclear Launch Codes as Favorites.
  • HUD: On Xbox, fixed a rare issue that could cause non-functional UI elements to appear and persist during a match under specific circumstances.
  • Localization: Notification text that appears after launching a Nuke is now correctly translated in the Russian version of the game client.
  • Localization: The word “Overseer” that appears on duplicate Perk Cards no longer has missing characters in the Japanese version of the game client.
  • Localization: Text is no longer truncated on the Nuclear Winter “More Info” page in non-English versions of the game client.
  • Map: The boundaries of the Storm now correctly display on the Map when the Storm constricts.
  • Match Results: Fixed an issue that could prevent the player’s match placement from appearing on the match results screen.
  • Match Results: Progression rewards the player has already earned no longer appear in the “Upcoming Rewards” section of the match results screen.
  • Match Results: Launching a Nuke via the Pip-Boy or Favorites menu after winning a match no longer prevents the match results screen from displaying.
  • Notifications: “Follow leader to new world” and “Searching for world” notifications no longer persist for players who decline to join their team leader in an Adventure Mode world after quitting Nuclear Winter.
  • Perk Menu: Fixed an issue that could cause the Perk Menu to become unresponsive when managing Perk Card selections.
  • Photomode: Nuclear Winter Photomode Frames now correctly display the Atomic Shop logo when viewed in Photomode.
  • Quick C.A.M.P. Kits: When attempting to place a Quick C.A.M.P. Kit, the Build menu now correctly opens to and highlights the selected Kit.
  • Quick C.A.M.P. Kits: Fixed an issue in which the Quick-Boy UI could visually persist while attempting to place a Quick C.A.M.P. Kit.
  • Spectator Mode: At the end of a match, a banner now appears for Spectators indicating who won.
  • Spectator Mode: The game camera no longer zooms for Spectators when the player they are watching looks down a weapon’s sights.
  • Spectator Mode: The Red Skull icon that marks a player’s death location will no longer appear for the player who was killed. Instead, it will only appear for their teammates.
  • Stats: When the final enemy on a team is killed while all of their teammates are in the downed state, the kill credit for the downed enemies will be awarded to the player who originally downed them as long as that player is still alive.
  • Terminals: Removed a blank second page from a Terminal entry in Vault 51.
  • Tutorials: Added several missing tutorials to Nuclear Winter.

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