Fallout 76 has walked down a troubled road since the its release nearly one year ago, but that has not stopped the devs from trying to make things right, or players from trying to make the best out of their West Virginia wasteland experience. That said, private servers are officially available as part of Fallout 1st, a premium membership that enhances the 76 experience.

Fallout 1st is a premium membership that players who already own Fallout 76 will have to pay a monthly fee to have access to the service’s features. The subscription comes in at $12.99 a month, or $99.99 for a full year, and it brings with it private worlds, a monthly bonus of 1,650 Atoms as well as Atomic Shop sales, a private Scrapbox, Survival Tent, Ranger Armor Outfit (seen above), and more. Everything is laid out on the Bethesda website as well as in the image below:

Here is a bit more on the private worlds featured in Fallout 76:

“The community has been asking for the ability to play in private worlds since before the launch of Fallout 76, and we’re very excited to announce that they are coming to the game with Fallout 1^st. If you’re a Fallout 1^st member, how you use your private world is completely up to you: Invite up to seven of your friends at a time (eight total people per private world) to join you in taking on the dangers of post-apocalyptic West Virginia, or play completely solo. All gameplay remains the same from Adventure Mode and all characters entering the Fallout 1^st private worlds must be existing characters.

“Only the owner of a private world is required to be a Fallout 1^st member. Head into your private world, open your Social menu once you’re in-game, and start inviting your friends to kick off the party. You can also create a squad outside of your private world and then switch to it to bring everyone along at once. Should the owner of the private world leave, the world will still stay active as long as one other player in the world is a Fallout 1^st member.”

Fallout 76 is currently available on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. For more details about, and how to sign up for, Fallout 1st, more information can be found right here. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming goodness going on right now, check out the following:

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