Half-baked conflict ideas and witless quests to unearth the dead – this soulless sequel is perfect if you enjoy picking up rubbish in a wasteland
Time to blow out the candles. Bethesda is inviting the more-than-15 million Fallout 76 players to date to grab their party hats and mutated best buddies to celebrate the game’s 5th Anniversary. For this auspicious occasion, Bethesda Game Studios is hosting a variety of themed in-game events, a Birthday Parade, and offering festive party favors.
They have continued to crankmout content. I usually only go back for new campaign like The Pit and such but the new stuff they announced should get me back again.
Honestly surprised the game has survived this long. Got burned twice in the space of a few months between this and Anthem. Apparently its better now but that ship has sailed for me.
Who's celebrating? A couple of level-400 players that have not left their homes in the last year? No doubt they'll be lame downloadable accessories for your camp and character, themed to remind you that you have been grinding the same shi7 for the last 5 years.
They have ripped off people for 5 years and throw it in their face with a 5 year party. You can't make this stuff up.
Cyberpunk 2077 and Fallout 76 have similar spectacular tales of regaining players' trust, but Fallout 76's path to redemption was more turbulent.
Don’t think so but okay let’s play this game. Two games there were a launch disappointment but Fallout has an additional 2 years of patch improvements available to it. This is such a waste of an article to pump up Bethesda. More opportunity to improve due to duration of time, but still the worse game.
I think the worst thing about fallout 76 is that no one wanted it in the first place. It was just a dumb gamble that a multiplayer game void of even npcs at launch is what the fans wanted or anyone looking to get into the fallout universe.
Fallout 76 should've been a completed single player game. What a waste of resources.
If they were going to do online it either should have been a proper MMO like ESO or a spin-off like New Vegas but with coop. Instead they made this weird Destiny/Division-style game that no one wanted.
Wasn't too attached to building settlements in F4 so I can see why this game isn't for everyone
It’s seems that a lot of the criticism around content is similar to No Man’s Sky. Story matters.
Not seeing reviews up before launch was a dead give away this was rough around the edges.
This game sounds like it's everything that turned me off it to begin with! What goes around comes around Todd!