As it turns out, there are some surprises when exploring Appalachia, even 25 years after being annihilated by nuclear bombs. Sometimes you’ll come across a creature you thought was only a myth, but turns out to be an alien from another galaxy. Or maybe you’ll uncover a cult that worships a local legend. What you might not expect to find is a group of vault dwellers standing around admiring a bunch of art installations, gazing thoughtfully at each other’s avant-garde use of Fallout 76’s base-building system. This is “1x1x76”, the first art exhibition created in Bethesda’s multiplayer wasteland.
Fallout 76 has seen many changes over the years but the veterans agree there is one addition that was a real game-changer.
Missing a lootable item was part of the game. Random and chance helped make Fallout so much fun and interesting. This just makes it lazy and disconnected to the simulated events. An interesting feature, but Where are all these veterans that agree so hard?
Fallout 76 players have seen a rise in issues plaguing the servers with the main issue being the "post player join failed" error.
Just put in a different fallout. I hope they turn this into a single player game after their done milking people
GB: "After its disastrous launch all those years ago, many players are rediscovering Fallout 76 and how much it's improved."
That's neat that he thought of this by accident and invited some creative players to make their own rooms. They all have their own unique themes.