In a new Inside the Vault blog post, Bethesda revealed plenty of details on the new crafting system coming soon to Fallout 76 as part of the content roadmap. The new Brewing Station workbench will allow players to concoct all kinds of spirits. Here's how it's all going to work when the update goes live on March 12th.
Some drinks, such as wines and spirits, require additional fermentation time before they’re ready to be served at your next shindig, and their effects will become even more potent the longer you allow them to ferment. During ‘Wasted on Nukashine’, you’ll also learn to craft the Fermenter. Build one of these in your C.A.M.P. and place drinks within to reduce the wait time needed to try your latest creations.
Here’s a flight of drink selections to give you just a taste of what you’ll be able to brew up with this new crafting system (there are many more to discover!):
Fresh Effect: Your melee attacks will result in self-immolation, damaging both you and your attackers.Vintage Effect: In addition to its fresh effects, Firecracker Whiskey will set enemies on fire from your ballistic and melee attacks.
Fresh Effects: Increased scope stability and damage versus animals, but reduced VATS accuracy.
Effects: Your successful melee attacks have a chance to inflict you with a disease but may also refill your hunger meter.Those of you looking to add these and other drinks to your mixology repertoire can quench your continuing thirst for knowledge by regularly returning to Biv. Each day you speak with Biv, you’ll receive one of two new repeatable daily quests at random. The first will teach you new Brewing and Distilling recipes every time you complete it, and the second will put your taste buds to the test as you experiment with the dubious effects of various drinks.