Players must kill all enemies in a wave before the last chance timer expires, or the Mirelurk Queen will spawn, resulting in event failure.

Mirelurk attack waves now each have two timers: an initial timer and a “last chance” timer.

We’ve also made some design adjustments to help smooth out the experience while playing through Swarm of Suitors.

Swarm of Suitors: We’ve addressed a number of bugs that could prevent players from receiving the highest tier of rewards and from successfully completing the event.

Finally, we’ve doubled the Scavengers’ resistances to make them more survivable.

The event no longer ends immediately when you reach the final collection tier, so you can continue to defend against enemy waves until the now 8-minute event timer expires.

Radiation Rumble: To encourage more players to participate in the ore collection objective, we’re lowering the requirements to 5, 15, 30, and 50 ore for reward tiers one through four, respectively.

We’re also adding some more resistances to the friendly creatures that spawn during the event.

Project Paradise: To help reduce the difficulty of Project Paradise, we’re lowering the amount of food required to 15 per rank.

We’ve shortened the event’s overall time limit to 10 minutes, and reduced some enemy wave timers and the preparation phase timer accordingly.

Line in the Sand: This event was taking a bit too long to come to an end.

**Free Range: The Brahmin during this event were too fragile, so we’ve beefed up their resistances to help them survive more easily (though they will still need you to defend them).

The campfire will now last a little longer, giving you and your event mates some more time to feed its flames.

Campfire Tales: The campfire was previously dying down too quickly, which could cause the event to fail too easily.

You can now preview the rewards at each Public Event from the event’s description on the map.Īdditionally, there are balance changes for a number of Public Events as announced by Bethesda:.

Public Events like Scorched Earth and A Colossal Problem can still be triggered at all times by accomplishing the special requirements.

Mothman Equinox) will take priority over normal Public Events. Seasonal events that begin every hour (e.g. The next Public Event is selected at random and Public Events can no longer appear twice in a row in the same world. A new one will begin every 20 minutes across all worlds.

Public Event start times are now based on real-world-time.

The cooldown times between events are much more consistent.

The Night of the Moth update brings a variety of improvements to Public Events:

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