The developer room, an unofficial location Bethesda has made in many of their games as to test items before official release, was discovered and accessed by Fallout 76 players last week. Naturally, the development team would be against this, as it defeats the purpose of testing things in private prior before adding them to the game (if they add them at all). Word on the street was Bethesda was bringing down the ban hammer on players who accessed it, and now Bethesda is taking things even further.

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