Fallout 76 beta on pc is a mess

Finally the beta for Fallout 76 has been released for the PC platform, and the truth is that for now the outlook is not good for players of the Master Race. According to reports, the first problem is that the game does not have any slider to adjust the field of view (FOV) and there is no way to increase or decrease it through its configuration files.

Fallout 76 beta debuts plagued with PC issues

Bethesda has announced that the game will not support mods, so we may not see a FOV slider anytime soon. This will be especially detrimental to players with more modest processors, since you will have to process more elements on the screen. Also, it seems that the speed of the game is linked to the frame rate. While PC players can unlock the framerate through the.ini configuration file, the speed of the game will increase and make it feel strange and unnatural.

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Fallout 76 also seems to only support 16: 9 monitors. While gamers can force widescreen aspect ratios (16:10 and 21: 9) through the settings file, they will completely break the user interface, so if you have a next-gen monitor, you won't be able to take advantage of it and you will have to support the black bands.

As if this were not enough, Bethesda has also ruined the game launcher and players must re-download it. F is about 14 days until the final version of Fallout 76 arrives on PC, so it seems unlikely that all the problems in this beta can be solved. Have you played the Fallout 76 beta? We would like to know your experience with the game.

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