Bethesda just can’t catch a break with Fallout 76. As it struggles to win players over to its middlingly-multiplayer online Fallout game, the latest patch has re-introduced a number of bugs to post-apocalyptic West Virgina – along with a few new ones.

Players can scrounge around for nuke launch codes, and once they’ve hit the requisites they can launch great big destructive bombs. Doing so irradiates the target site and unleashes mutated monsters like the Scorchbeast Queen, but also uncovers high-level equipment for scrounging. A group of players decided to see what happens if they simultaneous launched nukes from all three available silos to a single site.

Earlier this week, users discovered an unfortunate bug in the Fallout 76 Beta client on PC that deleted the whole 50GB installation. Bethesda’s Pete Hines has apologised for the issue, saying its “it's not going to be the last bump on the road.” And he was right.

Fallout 4's latest DLC runs at a smooth 30fps on the PlayStation 4 now - but you'll have to download the DLC in its entirety.

If you're playing on PC, you can now update Fallout 4. Be warned though, the patch is in beta - so it could break more than it fixes.

It seems that despite both next gen consoles being rather simililar, cross platform work between them is still going to be tricky.

PlayStation 3 owners will finally be able to play Skyrim's downloadable content - and for half price, too!