After Bethesda finally revealed the Fallout 76 beta start date and time, the company has started to open up a bit about the highly anticipated title. Even with a new gameplay trailer expected sometime this week, a lot of new details regarding the game have seemingly come through social media channels. With Fallout 76 being the first fully online experience in the series, many players have been wondering how Bethesda planned to handle death and respawn. That’s a question that was asked directly to Bethesda’s Senior Vice President of Global Marketing and Communication when he took to Twitter to try and answer as many Fallout 76 questions as he could. When asked what happens when a player dies during a quest, Pete Hines responded by saying players can simply pick the quest back up after they respawn. There’s no need to save because the game does that for players. One thing that wasn’t made clear is if there is any sort of penalty for dying or if players would need to find their body to regain lost materials or items.The spur of the moment question and answer session didn’t stop there, however, as Hines went on to reveal even more…