Fallout 76’s Nuclear Winter battle royale mode is around for a while and it seems to be pretty successful so far. Since its release in a beta form, Bethesda has been tweaking the various systems in place for what’s a first in the Fallout series. And now Bethesda is still working on more updates for it, like balancing adjusting for perk cards (the contentious Frog Legs are mentioned by name), as well as duplicate perk reward fixes (dupe reduction), and more stability. Besides, the team also says that they plan on keeping Nuclear Winter relevant throughout the lifecycle of the game, in tandem with support for other modes.

 
Bethesda outlined its plans for the future of Nuclear Winter in a post on the game’s site where the three talking points above were listed. The developer said that they wanted to challenge themselves to “embrace everything that makes Fallout, Fallout -- all while capturing the fun of a battle royal ruleset”.
 
Since the launch of Nuclear Winter, several bugs and stability issues have been address following the release of Patch 10.5, but there is more to come. Those three main points are the ones mentioned previously with explanations for each individual area found below.
 
Looking further ahead, expect to see consistent updates for Nuclear Winter alongside the main game with new features, enhancements, and balance changes driven by the feedback we receive from you. Please be vocal. We are actively reading and watching as much of your feedback as we can. Together, we can continue to improve Nuclear Winter. We’re excited to see where it goes, and we will see you in Vault 51!
 
Balance Adjustments: In Nuclear Winter, everyone starts on a level playing field. Maintaining that fairness is very important to us, especially as players gain access to a wider variety of Perk Cards by ranking up, and throughout each match as players get their hands on the many weapons that can appear in-game. With this in mind, we’re currently looking to address a few balance issues for a number of weapons and Perk Cards (And yes, that includes Frog Legs.)
 
Duplicate Perk Rewards: We’ve heard feedback from some players who feel they’re receiving too many duplicate Perk Cards as Overseer Rank-Up rewards. We’re looking into these reports and we are currently discussing ways we can make improvements to this experience going forward.
 
Stability: Patch 10.5 brought a number of stability improvements to the game, but we’re not done yet! As with the main game, we’re continually working to address crashes and improve server performance whenever possible to reduce the likelihood of unexpected interruptions during your play sessions.
 
Fallout 76’s Nuclear Winter mode is now available to all players across each platform. For more news and guides on Fallout 76, stay tuned to Mmocs.com, a professional online in-game currency store selling Cheap Fallout 76 Bottle Caps.