Fallout 76 to come to Steam with new human NPC update
Fallout 76, an MMO made by Bethesda set in the Fallout universe, is finally coming to Steam.and will launch April 7th. The game is also getting a large new expansion that will add NPC's and a large number of new enemies for players to fight. The NPC's will also come with a host of new social mechanics, including a reputation system.
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