Fallout 76 1.2.7.26 Update Patch Notes

Bethesda Game Studios’ Fallout 76 had a rocky start, to put it mildly, but ever since the developers have been dedicated to setting things straight by improving their divisive game via free content updates. Now, courtesy of the February 25 Fallout 76 patch, life just got a little better for players across all platforms — that’s PC, PS4, and Xbox One. From added stability to improved graphics, here are the complete Fallout 76 1.2.7.26 update patch notes.

Full Fallout 76 1.2.7.26 update patch notes

Although some fixes are platform-specific, undoubtedly the most notable changes in this update across the board relate to stability and performance. There are few (if any) more frustrating issues to encounter than crashes in gaming and the latest Fallout 76 patch address a few of the causes.

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Fallout 76 1.2.7.26 general bug fixes

Stability & Performance

• Stability: Addressed multiple issues that could sometimes result in a crash when a world was under heavy load
• Stability: Fixed an issue that could cause the PlayStation 4 client to crash after disconnecting while in-game
• Stability: Addressed a UI issue that could cause the Xbox One game client to crash
• Stability: Fixed a crash that could occur when reconnecting to the internet while running the Xbox One game client

Art & Graphics

• Graphics: When entering Power Armor with the Nuka-Cola Dark paint, parts of the armor’s interior no longer appear see-through
• Graphics: Corrected visual effects that were not appearing when firing and reloading a Black Powder Rifle with the Flintlock paint
• Graphics: The Nuka-Cola Vending Machine will no longer continue to appear damaged after the owner has repaired it
• Textures: When reloading and firing a Lever Action Rifle with the Starlet Sniper paint, bullets and casings now display the correct textures

C.A.M.P., Crafting, & Workshops

• Floors: Corrected an issue that caused basic floor objects to consume more C.A.M.P. budget than intended
  • Note: If you had lots of basic flooring in your C.A.M.P., you should notice a small boost to your available C.A.M.P. budget after today’s update
• Lights: Added an alternate version of the Oval Holiday String Lights that can be mounted on walls
  • Note: If you already own the Oval Holiday String Lights, you will now be able to build both the wall and ceiling-mounted versions; players who unlock this item in the Atomic Shop in the future will also be able to build both versions
• Misc.: The Scorchbeast Heart Specimen Capsule’s collision no longer persists in the world after the Capsule has been destroyed
• Stairs: Addressed an issue that could prevent NPCs from going up or down the Nuka-Cola Metal Stairs