April 14th The time has come and Fallout 76 – as previously announced – will also appear on Steam together with the free Wastelanders update. Those who own the title in the Bethesda launcher can also temporarily migrate free of charge to the Valve distribution platform.
All information about switching to Steam
At this point we collect all the information you need for the change. Because you have to do it yourself to be able to play the MMORPG on Steam. There are also a number of restrictions.
Thats how it works
- Register with your Bethesda.net account on the official website
- Linked in the settings of your Steam account
- The game will then be automatically activated on your account with Steam release
- You have to make the change by April 13th at 05:59 a.m.
What is taken over?
- Your game progress remains intact
- The friend list is also adopted
- The game itself is independent of launcher. So you can continue to play with users of the Bethesda version.
There are these restrictions
- Atoms cannot be taken from the Bethesda.Net account to Steam.
- Fallout 1st membership is also linked to the launcher.
- Fallout 1st annual subscribers can contact support to find any solutions.
- Items purchased with atoms can be used regardless of the launcher.
Fallout Classic is free
Everyone who owns Fallout 76 on Steam will also receive the Fallout Classic Collection consisting of Fallout 1, Fallout 2 and Fallout Tactics. That applies to new buyers of the game between April 14 and 28, 2020 and also for those who use the free migration option.
The Wastelanders addon, which is released together with the Steam version, is said to be some of the Correct deficiencies in the main program. Among other things, there are NPCs with which you can interact. Michael Graf has already played the update extensively and believes that it is finally on the right track.
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