Fallout 76

I spent two years playing it to death. I loved it, bugs and all. Contrary to most, I enjoyed the original main quest, and finding out the story of Appalachia. I didn’t love wastelanders.

@@jesmondsaunders7746 To be fair, most people who played it loved it, those who didn't play more than 1 hour, or on console are the one hating it.

100% the camp building/crafting aspect. This is what REALLY sucked me in and I didn't even know I liked it. I did a little of it in Fallout 4 but it was just a take it or leave it vibe. When playing 76 I really didn't want to do any sort of crafting and that was a main negative for me when starting out. At first I hated that I couldn't loot a bad guy for all his gear (like in Fallout 4). I detested having to craft my own stuff, especially ammo. However as the game progresses and intertwines it into some quests where you learn how to do everything, I surprisingly started loving it a lot. Wanting to design a really cool base (using build tricks) and to collect different new items that come out, to show off to others as well as for my own enjoyment also played a factor. 2nd main thing was not having a game that got my adrenline going like other games. This stood out because I could play casually and lift up my arms and have no sweat stains like i would if I played any of the Cod games, which people never talk about but definitely can't be healthy (at one point I would get tightness in my chest from playing). With F76 I can login after a days work and just relaxingly play and have fun. But I can also put it down easily and come back to it later.

For me, it's trying new builds or tweaking my builds. You can be a power armor heavy gunner, commando, rifleman, melee fighter, bowman, etc. The perk card system is fantastic and I love min maxing to get every ounce of damage possible. There are buffs like food and chems as well. There are so many different systems in the game, including gear, and tweaking all of it for optimum performance gives me endless joy.

lmao

😂😂I don’t know what fallout 76 is about but that sounds hella cool, I might get this

I would have left them there and headed off. Telling new players that,well everyone sucks when they start a new game for the first time. Being polite last time I heard,didn't cost anything.

Then you dump em cause you are over encumbered

​@@Rellana1Those same people are the ones who watch "how to make the best build' videos too and don't know how to experiment

Also there are negative stat choices. What I mean is if your intelligence is too low you'll get dum dum choices and they are pretty funny of course

Oh that’s dope!

@@MrSaviorHD There are also secret choices for: Being above level 50 (this is basically the "Im experienced and know wtf Im doing choice to shut up an NPC talking to you like you dont know how dangerous something is) And choices for completing side quests. You can remark on side quests you've done and if you complete a certain little questline you'll be able to get past security bots by telling them you have this authority to do what you want and they will allow you to pass freely. This alsp extends to human NPC's to an extent (This questline starts at the whitespring bunker)

Cool Wind Waker profile picture!

​@@mrplayfulshade1038also if you've done the training at camp mclintock and have a soldiers certificate, you can use that to fool robots ( and sometimes people) into doing things under your authority

Thanks for keeping the game fun

the community is a major saving grace for an otherwise average game

@@swellswagal even though most of the community is nice there are some highly toxic players that remain most of them are pvpers

@@FaJlout true, but tbf thats the reason the game isnt very toxic, the pvp sucks. its more satisfieing to play coop, so the griefers fucked off.

get better games this shit sucks

The drip was immaculate

Milkman swag for days

I really want the two-handed Ripper Sword it actually exists in fallout universe

I'd like to try it out again

Sounds gay

Just today someone gave me "the grand finale" for free. Just messaged me and said he had it. 4 days earlier someone crafted me some bullets for free as well. Im actually pleasantly surprised how generous this community is.

Now you can put it in the box for new players too. And I have put some stuff in there, although more than enough.

You can play this game without food and water it’s not a survival anymore

@@nightjokerrz go with overeaters PA and you can't live without food

I keep a free food shop open with my camp. All water and food is always free. I have a little farm so I regularly can craft a lot of basic foods and stuff em in my shop with signs stating free food and water

Thank you for helping new players. Truly.

You just described exactly what I experienced. Only difference is I'm level 315. Never knew I'd love the camp building aspect so much. However because of this and wanting to get all the cool items to add to my camp it has sucked a lot of $$ out of my wallet =(

dont bro... micro transactions are a big no no @@eldonb5131

remedial MMO congrats

I got a fixer plan first encrypted drop I played been making fixers for new players since

Thanks for the info! I'll stay away from pets, cause I don't want that trauma.

my fav part of the game, i run a mini-mart store with stocked shelfs due to gitches and its so much fun

About to buy me and my friend the game next time it goes on sale, we mainly build bases in FO4 so we’re gonna build a rlly nice camp on this😂

Some dudes are doing some UNHINGED stuff for real, I've seen people merging 3m talls staircase into the ground just to craft a realistic step

It's without a doubt my favourite thing to do, to build more and more on my camp and try to make it look nicer and nicer

I love building. I have all the camp slots and all the shelters ❤️

Not having level scaling is what drives me away from video games. Sometimes you want to compete to story. But if the story levels you too slowly, it lures you into zones above your level. Now you get lost as you have to waste countless hours grinding irrelevant content to level up. By that point, you lose interest in the story or even forget why or what you're doing, and you log out for the last time of your life.

They should have an option for both of you guys

Love the community!

Y'all have convinced me to buy it. Was going to run NV or F4 again but really want something new.

​@danielprotaganist7551 i mean if you want a proper story game stick with F4 it's no contest. The problem with F76 is radiant and repetitive missions. Idc about "the community" that's never been a selling point for me but if you can get down with that then maybe there's a case to be made for playing it.

@@shalindelta7perfectly said

@@danielprotaganist7551 hopefully you reconsidered and didn’t purchase it.

100% When this game is on sale it’s a no questions asked purchase. The amount of content and time you can put in solo or with friends is great. Also Atlantic City update coming along soon meaning more sales!

I'm hoping and praying that Starfield is the best game to ever game.

Let me leave you with something that will give you bigger hope for starfield. Fallout 76, before its release, was made by Bethesdas B team stationed in Dallas, a much smaller team, and they were given 3 years to work on it. And with constant updates and new content added over 5 years, it's a much better, and playable game. So, after a total of 8 years of development. Starfield has been in development, also for 8 years, by Bethesdas A team, in Austin. They've been working on it since they finished Fallout 4. And, Todd Howard has always said that a space game has been main goal since he was hired at Bethesda 25 years ago. They have much more passion and ambition put into Starfield than they ever did with Elder Scrolls and Fallout

@@eirikjormungandrson Yeah, the outline and conceptualization for Starfield began after Morrowind came out in 2002. It's gotta be good.

@@eirikjormungandrson I knew it was the B team but I never knew the time frames given to work. Starfield seems promising. Fingers crossed.

Just hope it dosen't take as long to become an ok experience...but it is Bethesda

Thanks for the tip! I have yet to go back and try since I'm level 38 now.

The only bugs I experienced during the first years, were building issues. Sooooo glad it has improved

U definitely experienced bugs just didn’t notice them

I appreciate that! Im trying to give some honest opinions cause recently there hasn’t been many.

I’m excited to get back up to level 50 on PC like I did PS4

It has nothing to do with Fallout

​@@kontraxtL

God bless you. That 10mm SMG is a blast.

I remember when the game first launched. Just how many people were near the starting vault. For how big the map is, it feels like most people generally stick to the same areas. Whether that be for bases or grinding loot spots. I agree that 24 is pretty much perfect. I can’t imagine it being more. Just funny that’s it’s classified as “MMO” for 24 players.

@@MrSaviorHD LOL That is funny! I have to say though I am actually having more fun with this game now though.

@@inkmage4084 Been playing it ever since I recorded this footage a couple weeks ago. Its fun.

​@@MrSaviorHDI've decided to cook the term mmo lite for games like this. Technically a massive multiplayer game, but is limited in some way. This games example being you can server hop between any server of 23 other people. Or Warframe being another, hub areas having a lot of people, but you'll never see more than three other players in combat areas. It's a mmo with gameplay areas limited to a certain number, hence mmo lite

Love the community.

I miss tactics

Story is tedious asf, go there do this, come back go there collect 3 things across the whole map, just to do the thing you originally needed to do

@@lukeharper3102 those are called missions.

Yeah, I've played the game for a few hours and I had about 3-4 higher level players just randomly walk up to me and give me free shit. One dude even tried to give me a suit of power armor but for whatever reason I couldn't get into it. Regardless of whether the game is good or not, it's so nice to have a gaming community that isn't toxic af.

​@@davisbowe8668Probably you weren't high enough level to get in because of the pieces on it.

Big Agree

This is a standard bathesda mmo tactic sadly. Life without the scrap box is certainly challenging and I did it for my first month of game play but when I found out about “the pit” And the core recharger that comes with it; I had to have that and a and a subscription if I was going to keep playing. I do think that what you get for $15 a month is a bit lacking but at a certain point the game is about unplayable if you don’t subscribe.

I was paying about $10 a month IIRC, which is very cheap, especially considering eating out for lunch is about $15 per day

It’s cheap for someone who have a salary in USD, in my currency is 53, it’s expensive for me, unfortunately.

Now it includes ammo box and survival tent.

I loved how the PVP fight went.

Love that

Yeah, I wouldn't mind that but did not enjoy the original game, think I would now, would make a change.

IMO it felt very eerie at launch as the map is 4 times the size of Fallout 4. It is very lively now I enjoy the state it is in.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Keep telling yourself that. Bad dope remedial MMO

The community is just people, and people are everywhere. The game is trash unfortunately

@@dongvermine bro cook

Glad you're not playing it then. You seem like exactly the kind of person we can live without.

@@peterclarke7240 🤔

@@NeardyThings Oh, sorry, my friend: that was aimed at the guy calling fallout 76 trash without giving any explanation.

Gamers like you help make these games last a while.

Thanks for being the gamer that you are!

I just cant comprehend how people build certain bases. They are so intricate.

Raw emotion on screen circa 2023

@@MrSaviorHD the follow-up "NoOoOo~" seconds after from the grand Falloutfreak51 was also amazing

As much as like the current state for 76 cause its fun to play with friends, I do wish they went with that familiar co-op style as well. Perhaps with Elder Scrolls 6? It's nice to have dreams.

@@MrSaviorHD I have fully maxed out a character which requires like level 500, and I have other characters too. We log in to do daily ops, an occasional expedition, and to complete the new scoreboards and the new group events to get the special new unlocks. The endgame loot system is very time consuming and not even necessary to get "god rolls". We really only have fun when we play with friends or people are doing ridiculous things :). have you ever heard of Meat Week? Thats coming soon and we shall have our meat cook!

Forgot to mention the people obsessed with Camp Building only, that is the real endgame lol

Same for me with the lore. I rly care about it and I was worried about the kind of Retcons they made to fit the BoS in to Appalachia. But I found a guide and went through the original Brotherhood storyline and then the Steel Dawn/Steel Reign expansions, and I buy it. Nothing was really retconned.

I REALLY hope the show is good.

Hoping Atlantic City update has something in there for you.

I am forever grateful

LMAOOO

Glad you enjoyed!

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