&#x2715 Remove Ads In celebration of the upcoming Fallout Day, Bethesda has made Fallout 76 free to play from October 22-29, which along with the various news expected from this event, has many players excited. When it was first released, Fallout 76 had a bumpy start, as not every fan of the franchise received the title as well as expected. Luckily, many players agree that the course has been corrected over the years and the game is now seen much more positively.The long-awaited Fallout Day, happening annually on October 23, commemorates the start of the Great War in the Fallout universe and is planned to deliver valuable information on several upcoming elements of the famous franchise. Throughout its history, Fallout 76 players have created their own Wasteland CAMPS and experimented with the title in almost every possible way. Still, many things remain to be discovered in Appalachia with all the additional content that is rumored to be coming players’ way in the next few months.&#x2715 Remove Ads Related Fallout 76 Leaks Powerful 4-Star Legendary Effects A Fallout 76 leak reveals the list of 4-Star Legendary weapon and armor effects that are currently in testing, some of which sound ridiculously OP. Earlier this week, Bethesda announced that Fallout 76 would be free-to-play for an entire week in commemoration of Fallout Day, which players hope will come packed with various news around upcoming updates for the game, as well as anything related to Fallout 5’s release date. The free-to-play week has been tried and tested before and proven to be extremely successful, as it was also implemented when the first season of the Fallout TV show premiered. The result was a record-breaking player count for Fallout 76 on Steam, which was likely a happy surprise for both players and Bethesda alike. Bethesda Commemorates Fallout Day With Another Free Week of Fallout 76 Close &#x2715 Remove Ads Despite the success the title has had in the last few months, its story has not been without controversy. Not too long ago, Bethesda reportedly used a fan’s art without their permission, which sparked a debate between many fans of the Fallout franchise, mainly arguing over IP rights and the usage of Vault Boy in non-official artwork.While many players are reportedly excited about the upcoming Gleaming Depths update, there are also others who are wary. This is mainly due to issues with the last update, Milepost Zero, during which players were asked to redownload Fallout 76 in its entirety in an effort to make the game’s size smaller. Unsurprisingly, this was not warmly received by many fans.&#x2715 Remove Ads With Fallout Day right around the corner, players expect Bethesda to make several announcements about Fallout 76’s future, as well as the TV show’s second season. Several fans reportedly agree that Bethesda’s livestream must make a good impression of what’s to come in order to offset the negative effects that Fallout 76’s season 17 event had on fans’ overall perception of the game and its player count. Whether this free-to-play week will be as successful as the last is yet to be seen, but in any case, players have a lot of exploring to do in Appalachia in the meantime.