The new season of post-apocalyptic MMO shooter brought some interesting additions. In this guide, you can find out about all the challenges and rewards of Fallout 76, Season 16.
Fallout 76 Challenges and Rewards for Season 16 Guide
Season 16 brings a lot of interesting new content into the game. The overarching theme for this season is the adventures of Rip Daring, a Cryptid hunter on a mission to clean the Wasteland from paranormal beings. There are new costumes, weapons, and allies, all waiting for you!
Season Pass System in Fallout 76 Season 16
Instead of Scoreboard, players will get their rewards based on a new scoring system called Season Pass, which features Season Pages and tickets. You can earn Season Pages by completing challenges, as you did before. However, on each Season Page, you can see what rewards are unlockable, so you can choose which ones you want to claim.
With every rank, you get 25 Tickets, and you can spend those on rewards you like. This system gives players more flexibility in choosing their rewards.
Rewards and New Gear in Fallout 76 Season 16
If you're a Fallout 1st member, you'll get free access to the Season Pass rewards. Even if you're not, you can buy the Season Pass rewards for 1500 Atoms in the Atomic Shop. The rewards are themed around the cryptid hunter Rip Darling and his battle against Jersey Devil. You can wear Rip Darling's outfit, but you can also wield Rip's trademark weapon, the Cremator.
Once you unlock the Cremator, you can craft it and modify it at the Weapon Workbenches. However, you need to reach level 30 for that. Other seasonal rewards include Adelaide, a flirty Assaultron actress. She apparently fancies your Vault Dweller and loves to interact with her fans.
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