After a year, Fallout 76 'Fix' notorious Mylpost Zero Caravan Bug

Fallout 76 players have been mumbling about a major problem for almost a year: Brahmin caravan in Mylpost Zero Missions got disappointingly trapped. After a long period, Bethesda says it is fixing it – although not completely. According to the game rant, Escort Quests first shown in September 2024 with season 18 and faced issues from the beginning. The pathfinding of the cows sometimes breaks, causing them to wander into the wasted ends.

In the upcoming updates, which is now live on the public test server, the Caravan event timer will be dropped for 30 minutes as a cut of 76% below 30 minutes. (Result 76)

At other times, the invisible collision points froze them into place. The players could stand around for age, waiting for something to happen, while nothing did.

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Bethesda’s ‘Not-So-Sergeical’ solution

Instead of tearing the bug from their roots, Bethesda is going for a time savings patch. In the upcoming updates, which is now live on the public test server, the Caravan event timer will be dropped for 30 minutes as a cut of 76% below 30 minutes. The Logic: Even if the Brahmin freezes, at least players are not having a child for half an hour, the game rent report.

Animals still have to “live” the timer to eliminate the mission, but it is rarely a challenge when they are bad – enemies usually stop sponing the caravan stalls once. Bethesda has not explained why it is trimming the timer instead of fixing the bug directly. It seems as if the problem can be very tangled to solve resources from other parts of the game without pulling.

There is also an award change along with Timer Twiks. Any more loped payouts – everyone who finishes caravan will get the same number of supply. Earlier, the person starting the mission found a huge carriage, which felt like a waste of time like playing support.

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When is it rolling?

According to the game rent, changes hit the Test server on July 11 and are expected to live live with the next major update of Fallout 76. He will also launch the patch season 22, “Apalachian Modern Living”, which should land in September.

The fix will never prevent a Brahmin from moonlight in firms, but it can prevent players from losing patience before the fall of loot. For now, it is a band-aid on a year old wound, but at least the players are getting something.