As many fans will notice when playing Fallout 76, there are a few different options for how you can play the game: Adventure, Private Adventure, and Worlds. Some of these require players to subscribe to Fallout 1st to have access to them, but there are also the occasional Public Worlds that anyone can play on.
One of these worlds is Dweller Must Die, which is a Public World that is occasionally available for a limited time to all Fallout 76 players. However, a lot of gamers might not know what this world is, and how it differs from Adventure Mode. Here's everything you need to know about Dweller Must Die.
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How to Enter Dweller Must Die World in Fallout 76
Before we explain the basics of the Dweller Must Die World in Fallout 76, you might be wondering exactly how you can enter it. To do this, open up Fallout 76, and choose Play. There will be a few options here:
- Adventure
- Private Adventure
- Dweller Must Die
- Custom World
Choose the third option to enter Dweller Must Die, and you won't need to worry about getting Fallout 1st to have access to it. You will want to keep in mind that this world can only have a max of 24 players like most worlds, and any progression you make in this world will stay here. Meaning, it will not share its progression with your Adventure Mode progression, and some account rewards will not be available.
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What Is Dweller Must Die in Fallout 76?
Once you have gained access to Dweller Must Die in Fallout 76, you might be wondering what exactly is different about it from the other main modes in the game.
The main difference for the Dweller Must Die world is as follows:
- Weather: Dark Bog
- Difficulty: Nuclear
- Equipment Durability: Strong
- Damage Dealt: High
Basically, Dweller Must Die takes the regular Adventure Mode and multiplies its difficulty by a lot. You will have increased damage taken from enemy attacks, and the damage you deal to enemies will be greatly reduced. The weather will also be in a constant state of Dark Bog, which is a foggy atmosphere that looks like it is always nighttime. You will definitely want to make sure you increase your damage resistance in this world.
The good thing about this mode, however, is that your Equipment has much better durability, so you won't have to constantly repair your weapons when up against some of the most difficult enemies. Taking on Dweller Must Die mode is great for those who are looking for a tougher challenge than the regular Adventure Mode, but if you already struggle with this, you might find Dweller Must Die too tough.
Fallout 76
- Released
- November 14, 2018
