Fallout 76

8 years later this game does have a good amount of content although the writing is pretty mediocre, you still don't really have choices like vault 63 is a basically linear questline. The choices you do have can be interesting, but since this a live service online, there is no saving and exploring other options. Your option is to create another character for another run through and spend hours leveling up or look at youtube. The NPCs constant talking with the same voicelines was cute when it was a single player game packed with content but this is a live service game designed to extract money from players. Now it just comes off as sloppy lazy garbage with corporate greed. There are still loads of technical issues, enemies don't engage or stop fighting randomly bugging out resulting is a very random difficulty. At one point a door wouldn't open because it was waiting for a server side response taking over 30 sec. People will spawn without clothes pretty frequently, yeah it's funny but it's also been out for 8 years. I had a huge performance issue defending one of the weather units with the wild turkeys. Again it's hard to forgive the technical glitches when the game is structured to syphon your money. Instead of 'woops we made a huge great singleplayer game, there are some issues' we have 'woops here are all these technical issues because we forced it online, give us more money' There is some fun to be had in the game, I enjoyed things until I started bumping off the artificial 'walls'. Specifically the stash weight limit which obviously shoehorns you into paying for Fallout 1st. I can't even imagine what the game was like before it was 1200. I'm level 30 and i'm wondering what to do now with 1000 pounds of stuff. It's mostly cool guns, I guess throw everything away. These kinds of elements are what make you start to doubt if the difficulty/obstacle is done for enjoyment or to squeeze money out of the player. This game is why we don't have a singe player sequel in 10 years. There isn't a great reason for so much server side stuff, especially opening a door but here we are. It's a fun playthrough for some fallout themed exploration, but don't get too invested because Bethesda will come for your money.

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I AM UNABLE TO PLAY CODE 4.7.0

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I'll start by saying this was gifted to me because i wouldn't own it otherwise... and i said i'd give it a fair shot, but my interest is quickly dwindling... I may only have less than 10 hours played (at the time of writing), but honestly after playing fallout 4 for over 800 hours, this feels like fallout 4 but just worse in every way but one (that will be mentioned later), which is fittingly ironic given this originally started as fallout 4 with some bandaids slapped on top of it to make it multiplayer... There are many times i was going through the world, looting, junking and joking with my friend that 'fallout 76 is the best advertisement for fallout 4 i've ever played'... but as i started doing missions with them, using my sniper rifle (which, about the only good thing i can say about this game is the TTK and health scaling feels shockingly nice as a person who despises fallout 4's vanilla health scaling system) to pick off the occasional target while my friend would clean up most of the enemies that my fire rate physically wouldn't allow me to do as quickly, i realized that original joking quickly turned into how i legitimately felt about this game... Not helping matters is the amount of times i looked in the atom shop to see if there was anything to make things more entertaining (keep in mind, i already refuse to spend any money on anything given the type of game this is), like cosmetics that i could potentially use visual model replacers to make look nicer (note that i also don't know how to replace this games models, so i'm still entirely vanilla 76)... only to see something that my immediate thought was "i could've just modded that into fallout 4" or "i could find something on nexus that looks 10x better than what the shop has"... and the amount of QoL things that, you guessed it, i thought immediately "that probably exists on nexus"... you get the point... Unless you're absolutely unable to live without an official multiplayer fallout game, you're better off getting fallout 4, optimizing it and modding it instead... fallout 76 also currently lacks the companion system the fallout games are known for as well (at least, as far as i know, my friend said they only existed as camp settlers... it's entirely possible i haven't gotten far enough to unlock them as followers if they exist), making players the only 'companions' you have outside your camp (that may or may not be co-operative, i wouldn't know, i had zero interest in doing anything that wasn't with my friend who i could trust), and the camp is also badly designed (due to the entire multiplayer aspect, meaning you either build entirely out of the way where nobody else would ever go so your camp never gets replaced by another players, or you constantly move it around... or you pay money to not have to care about the problem they've created)