Bethesda titles such as Fallout 4 and Skyrim have these things called ?developer rooms.? These are spaces within each game, tucked away from sight of players, that allowed devs to test various items and features within the software. Of course, fans found ways to access these rooms with console commands. While console commands are not available in Fallout 76, some dedicated players have been able to find their way into the developer room, and discover content that hasn?t been publicly released yet. Naturally, this sort of activity is detectable by the folks running the game, and Bethesda has supposedly been taking action against accounts showing signs of developer room access.

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