This isn?t the sexiest news of the day, but you know what" I?ve had more than my fair share of gaming-related accounts hacked recently?thanks Nintendo?so bringing more security options to more games is a much-welcome move. Bethesda announced today in a community blog post that Fallout 76 now has multi-factor authentication that allows users to safeguard their Bethesda Dot Net accounts from harm. The post also includes some information on the new Public Teams system and UI coming in Update 20, along with some fun, post-apocalyptic statistics about its recently completed yearly event, Fasnacht Day.

Inside the Vault for #Fallout76:

Inside look at Public Teams

Fasnacht stats

Multi- Factor Authorization
Read it here: https://t.co/Ma8wski3Ve pic.twitter.com/Dxj6bV73jI ? Bethesda Game Studios (@BethesdaStudios) June 18, 2020

Players looking to set up multi-factor authentication can visit the Bethesda help page?though, in a bad sign the website is currently bringing up at 503 error?but will at least provide some protection for those that want to?uh?keep safe your Elder Scrolls: Legends cards" Regardless, adding 2FA is never a bad thing and at this point should be the gold standard for all logins. Welcome to the year 2020, Bethesda!

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