During Bethesda?s E3 2019 conference, Fallout 76 received somewhat of a jump start. It needed it, too, given the problematic launch in late 2018. Many fans continue to debate whether things could?ve gone differently out of the gate and how. There seems to exist no set answer. However, Bethesda Games Studios? Todd Howard has put forth one suggestion in sharing his biggest regret about Fallout 76 overall. What the latest Fallout entry should?ve had is a free beta, according to Howard.
In a GameSpot interview for E3, Howard was asked if he harbored any regrets about ?communicating the idea of Fallout 76.? Howard answered, ?my main regret is not doing a beta that a lot of people could play. Like if we had made it free for every Fallout 4 player and run a 24/7 beta, for a longer period of time, that would have let us see, ?okay, what are we really dealing with here"'?
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