Fallout 76: New epic bug makes npc steal your stuff forever

Bethesda began investigating a bug that several players have reported whereby the young NPCs loot the bodies of players and keep things forever.

This glitch has been reported by many on Reddit of the game with players claiming to have lost tons of equipment as well as expensive weapons. But what's going on? Several reported that sometimes they died and then could not find their weapons. The best part, however, was that shortly afterward they saw these weapons in the hands of a nearby NPC. And the better part? The game does not let players bath those NPC.

This practically means that expensive weapons for which players are tired of unlocking or giving money disappear out of their hands without the possibility of getting them back. Several suggest that the problem should be related to the Radiation Rumble and Riding Shotgun missions, so we would suggest that you avoid them. Take a look at the video below to see the glitch in action.

A Bethesda Community Manager said the company would immediately investigate the bug. The NPC arrived in the game with the Wastelanders after much patience that the players had to make until they finally made their appearance.

This is not Bethesda's first mistake in a game that has afflicted the players enough. So let's go and remember everything one at a time.

We skip the infinite bugs he had from his very first day and focus on the famous plastic bag. So those who had ordered the Power Armor Edition of the game had to pick up some Fallout collectibles. One of them was also a bag like a toy, which was eventually replaced by a plastic bag, "due to a lack of raw materials.".

Bethesda initially poured oil on the fire at the time, saying they didn't have enough raw materials to make the canvas bag until it finally succumbed and declared that it would eventually deliver it normally, albeit late.

This delay has exceeded six months. Note that this edition cost over $200. As if all that wasn't enough, more than 20,000 toy-based helmets were recalled due to mold.

And while the bugs had swamped the game another mistake by Bethesda, which was not related to the Fallout 76, it made matters worse. The reason for the leak of personal data of several players from the company's site.

All this was made worse by the lack of NPC, who came long after, with the Wastelanders. This update was even a week late compared to the original date. The Wastelanders finally arrived ten days ago, on April 14, 2020. The game was released on October 23, 2018.

All of the above, and not only, made the arrival of Fallout 76 one of the worst launches in history.