Fallout 76 will protect novice users from malicious ones

Fallout 76 is a new video game focused entirely on the online mode, which always raises the possibility that high-level players intimidate newcomers. Bethesda's Todd Howard has stated that Fallout 76 will prevent level 5 players from dying in PvP, something that will help mitigate this potential issue.

Fallout 76 wants to prevent novice users from being massacred, also confirmed to include fast travel

He has also stated that killing other players in combat will have little or no in-game rewards, something that will not encourage malicious players to hinder the experience of the most novice. At the moment it is not known how the combat between the players begins, although it has been said that it is more like a challenge for another player. It is unclear whether or not a surprise attack is possible to finish off our rivals.

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Trailers seem to indicate that Fallout 76 will be more focused on cooperative play than on crazy PvP, the game will also offer a "Solo" option for those who want to completely ignore online elements, although even in this mode, Fallout 76 will be a game with no offline mode and no modification potential.

Fast travel has also been confirmed, great news given that Fallout 76 will not have mounts. Fallout 76's map is said to be four times larger than Fallout 4, making the lack of mounts annoying. Quick trips should work similar to previous Fallout games. Bethesda has yet to clear up many things ahead of the official release of Fallout 76 on November 14.

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