Fallout 76 Atoms It seems that as of Jan. 1 nukes are no longer an option in Fallout 76. This problem is especially disconcerting for players because nukes are one of the main features of the game. To launch a nuke players have to collect code pieces scattered throughout the game's map and then decrypt those to input a code into a launch terminal at a silo. The codes change every Monday making the process difficult although some players have figured out a way to cheat the system.

For a casual player this is no problem. Caps are used for fast traveling and moving your CAMP but they’re also a progression and content gate. If you’re interested in CAMP building and dolly dress up then you’re going to want to save up your caps to buy the in-game items off vendors.

As of the New Year Fallout 76 players took to Reddit to complain that the nukes option is no longer available. On New Year's Eve a Monday the codes had not reset. Hints on the silo boards that say if a code is "complete" or "in progress" only show a pound sign. A computer that offers up hints is no longer working and holotapes that offer clues say the system was not available. One nuclear silo is inaccessible as its hand scanner doesn't work. Although some players assumed that this was a deliberate attempt to remove the nukes system from the game Bethesda admitted in a tweet that it was just a bug and the company buy FO76 Caps is looking into it.

With a new PvP mode looming and players being able to run in-game shops many players are excited to be able to make their mark on Appalachia’s end-game. However these changes raise real concerns about the current economy of Fallout 76. The more players are put into contention with each other and the more the economy moves to the forefront of the game the more urgent it is for Bethesda to find a permanent solution to item duping and caps buying. Until then the economy will cast a shadow over any upcoming content.

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