Fallout 76 Needs New, Smaller Building Elementsįallout 76 bases don't allow players to construct half ceiling sections or vertical half walls, meaning the walls and ceilings of a structure won't align properly if single- or double-square floor tiles are used instead of the standard two-by-two tiles. A recent update to Fallout 76 even went so far as to allow players to build a second C.A.M.P., but despite the game's emphasis on these elements, a particularly annoying building issue has yet to be fixed. Related: Skyrim & Fallout 4 Mods: Bethesda's Creation Club Explainedįallout 76's version of this feature appears in the form of C.A.M.P., a base-building tool that lets players create custom buildings and workshops. Fallout 4 took base building furthest, allowing players to construct expansive settlements throughout the game's world. Since Skyrim's Hearthfire DLC, base building has become a common feature of Bethesda RPGs, with some form of player housing featured in Fallout 4, Fallout 76, and ZeniMax Online's The Elder Scrolls Online spinoff.

While there are plenty of customization options for those looking to make unique structures, a few features unfortunately serve only as roadblocks, more often than not. One of the most annoying issues with Fallout 76's building mechanics wasn't in Fallout 4, which makes its appearance in the newer game - and the fact it hasn't been fixed yet - perplexing. Base building is a major feature in both Fallout 76 and Fallout 4, allowing players to create structures from the ground up.

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