How to Earn Premium Currency For Free in Fallout 76?
Fallout 76 is an online multiplayer action role-playing video game .
It is the ninth game in the Fallout series and serves as a narrative prequel to the series.Just like other major games now-especially multiplayer ones, it has microtransactions. You can do business with others.The currency is called Atoms and can be spent at the Atomic Shop, accessible via the main menu.
There are a lot of categories which contains different items you can buy with your Atoms. Everything you can buy in the Atomic Shop is attainable through normal play and they're all cosmetic.
Of course,you can also purchase Atoms with real money. One Atom equates to roughly one US cent.The more supplies you buy,the large discounts you get just as the case in most currency shops.Unless you want to buy out the whole catalogue of items in the Atomic Shop, there's no need to drop real money in there.
There are plenty of ways to earn Atoms.You can earn 40 Atoms for much tougher challenges like destroying 1,111 robots with a bladed weapon and completing 76 quests. Some challenges even go up to 80 Atoms each as a reward, such as acquiring 22 different kinds of diseases, and finding 17 of the Overseer's Logs.
You can complete Atoms challenges in order to accrue this currency in-game, and you'll complete the majority of these challenges simply by playing the game. You don't need to do anything specific to build up your Atom total since they're earned as rewards for wide range of activities, ranging from basic tasks you can complete as soon as you leave Vault 76 to endgame content. For example, just exploring Appalachia for an hour will earn you 10 Atoms, as will equipping a Perk Card, and collecting a Bobblehead, Holotape, or Magazine.
All of the challenges are split up into different categories so you know exactly what you'll be aiming for. The combat section is all about killing different types of enemies, from animals and aquatic creatures to robots and cryptids – mythical creatures like the Nascent Snallygaster and Grafton Monster. Meanwhile, under the survival tab, you're looking at harvesting fruits and berries, learning new recipes, and collecting wood. There are challenges for everyone to tackle, whether you're a nomad hunting down all the creatures in the game or if you prefer a more docile lifestyle, but the best way to earn this currency in bulk is to keep exploring, whether that's finding new areas or using weapon types you'd normally avoid.
It's worth noting that not all challenges reward you with Atoms – some will give you a pack of Perk Cards – so if you're only interested in earning Atoms you should check the challenges section of the main menu to see which ones have an atom symbol next to them and focus on those.
Don't worry about running out of challenges to complete. You'll receive daily and weekly challenges that replenish, each with decent rewards. The dailies tend to be much more simple – crafting a piece of chest armour granted us 10 Atoms, as did levelling up. The weekly Atoms challenges are slightly tougher because you'll usually have to go out of your way to achieve them.
If you're just getting started in Fallout 76's vast Appalachia wasteland, don't worry about these challenges. Follow the main quest down to the Overseer's Camp, visit Flatwoods, and kick off your voyage outside of Vault 76 the way you're meant to. Due to the open-world nature of the game and ability to fast-travel to any location you've already visited, there's plenty of time to tackle your incomplete challenges later on down the line. When you eventually take a look at them all you'll probably be surprised to see that you've already completed a large majority of them.
As you can see, these Atoms challenges are very easy to complete and will reward you with a total of 60 Atoms for your efforts, which isn't a huge amount.
It is the ninth game in the Fallout series and serves as a narrative prequel to the series.Just like other major games now-especially multiplayer ones, it has microtransactions. You can do business with others.The currency is called Atoms and can be spent at the Atomic Shop, accessible via the main menu.
There are a lot of categories which contains different items you can buy with your Atoms. Everything you can buy in the Atomic Shop is attainable through normal play and they're all cosmetic.
Of course,you can also purchase Atoms with real money. One Atom equates to roughly one US cent.The more supplies you buy,the large discounts you get just as the case in most currency shops.Unless you want to buy out the whole catalogue of items in the Atomic Shop, there's no need to drop real money in there.
There are plenty of ways to earn Atoms.You can earn 40 Atoms for much tougher challenges like destroying 1,111 robots with a bladed weapon and completing 76 quests. Some challenges even go up to 80 Atoms each as a reward, such as acquiring 22 different kinds of diseases, and finding 17 of the Overseer's Logs.
You can complete Atoms challenges in order to accrue this currency in-game, and you'll complete the majority of these challenges simply by playing the game. You don't need to do anything specific to build up your Atom total since they're earned as rewards for wide range of activities, ranging from basic tasks you can complete as soon as you leave Vault 76 to endgame content. For example, just exploring Appalachia for an hour will earn you 10 Atoms, as will equipping a Perk Card, and collecting a Bobblehead, Holotape, or Magazine.
All of the challenges are split up into different categories so you know exactly what you'll be aiming for. The combat section is all about killing different types of enemies, from animals and aquatic creatures to robots and cryptids – mythical creatures like the Nascent Snallygaster and Grafton Monster. Meanwhile, under the survival tab, you're looking at harvesting fruits and berries, learning new recipes, and collecting wood. There are challenges for everyone to tackle, whether you're a nomad hunting down all the creatures in the game or if you prefer a more docile lifestyle, but the best way to earn this currency in bulk is to keep exploring, whether that's finding new areas or using weapon types you'd normally avoid.
It's worth noting that not all challenges reward you with Atoms – some will give you a pack of Perk Cards – so if you're only interested in earning Atoms you should check the challenges section of the main menu to see which ones have an atom symbol next to them and focus on those.
Don't worry about running out of challenges to complete. You'll receive daily and weekly challenges that replenish, each with decent rewards. The dailies tend to be much more simple – crafting a piece of chest armour granted us 10 Atoms, as did levelling up. The weekly Atoms challenges are slightly tougher because you'll usually have to go out of your way to achieve them.
If you're just getting started in Fallout 76's vast Appalachia wasteland, don't worry about these challenges. Follow the main quest down to the Overseer's Camp, visit Flatwoods, and kick off your voyage outside of Vault 76 the way you're meant to. Due to the open-world nature of the game and ability to fast-travel to any location you've already visited, there's plenty of time to tackle your incomplete challenges later on down the line. When you eventually take a look at them all you'll probably be surprised to see that you've already completed a large majority of them.
As you can see, these Atoms challenges are very easy to complete and will reward you with a total of 60 Atoms for your efforts, which isn't a huge amount.