Fallout 76 New Patch 8 Wild Appalachia Content Updated on April 9, 2019
Patch 8 arrives April 9, 2019, bringing a host of new Wild Appalachia content to Fallout 76, including a new questline Lying Lowe, features, balance adjustments, and a ton of bug fixes. New Dungeon The Burrows Will coming April 16, 2019
New Questline – Lying Lowe
Our next Wild Appalachia update in April will have you hunting for clues as you find your way through Lying Lowe, an all-new questline that’s shrouded in mystery, deception, and rumors of a ferocious cryptid roaming the Wasteland.
The confirmed details we have are sparse, but the truth begins in Lewisburg with posters left behind by a woman named Shelly van Lowe. She was in search of her brother, Calvin, who disappeared just before the Great War. Based on the posters she hung up, it would seem she believes the legendary “Sheepsquatch”—the fabled wooly terror of West Virginia—could be responsible.
Accept this assignment and kick off your career as a Wasteland super-sleuth by finding and reading one of these posters in Lewisburg or at train stations around Appalachia. To unravel this mystery, you’ll need to chase every lead you can scrape together, solve puzzles, and separate monsters from myths as you explore who or what may still be lurking around Appalachia waiting for its next victim...
As an alternative to finding posters in the world, we’re planning to add the “Sheepsquatch Ate My Brother” poster to the Atomic Shop for a limited time once the Lying Lowe questline goes live. You’ll be able to unlock it for free, post it in your C.A.M.P., and even give it a read to begin the new quests.
The Lying Lowe questline is now available! Begin your investigation into this mysterious case by finding and reading one of the “Sheepsquatch Ate My Brother” posters in Lewisburg or at Train Stations around Appalachia.
“Sheepsquatch Ate My Brother” posters are also available for free in the Atomic Shop until 9:00 a.m. EDT on May 7. Once claimed, you can place the banner in your C.A.M.P. and read it to start the quest.
Vendor Faction Updates
It’s no secret that vendors are some of the busiest bots in Appalachia, and we’re planning to make a pair of adjustments that should make it even more convenient to make those crucial trades with various vendor factions. With our next update, we’re adding a vendor from every wing except the Enclave to the shops at the Whitespring Resort. This will help reduce the need to fast travel all around the Wasteland to visit vendors from multiple factions. Additionally, we’re combining the Cap totals from all seven vendor factions into total pool of 1,400 Fallout 76 Bottle Caps, which should offer you more flexibility in the trades you make with specific wings.
Turret Damage Adjustments
With Patch 8, the turrets that you can build in your C.A.M.P. Turrets will now be affected by player PvP damage rules, which feature increased base damage and damage scaling. That means they will not be able to kill players in one shot, but this will also prevent them from dealing with trivial damage. Additionally, turret attack ranges will now match those of players’ Fallout 76 weapons. These changes should help your defenses pose a more significant and more consistent threat against any attackers who come knocking.
New Dungeon – The Burrows (Coming April 16)
A new dungeon experience will become available one week following today’s patch, on April 16. This challenging venture will take you beneath Harper’s Ferry as you follow in the footsteps of the Brotherhood of Steel, who sent their forces underground for unknown reasons.
Even the heartiest of Appalachian adventurers will have difficulty exploring The Burrows alone. Assemble a squad and make sure your gear is up to snuff before taking on this subterranean battleground.
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