The funny thing is that Nuka Cola was blue until Tactics.

​@@bjobs316That's just cause the bottles you found of it were regular glass ones. The beverage itself wasn't blue.

@@jackiejack999 yes, I was referring to the bottle style.

@@bjobs316 and tactics made a better lore about nuka cola than bethesda just changing design every single time

@@ryszakowy I can't get into tactics, but I hate so much Nuka World that I can only trust you.

The *reasonable use of nuclear warheads

@@honeybadger6275 what a loser lmao

@@honeybadger6275let me guess the types who do that fly the nezi flag huh.

@@SqualidsargeStudios What's a nezi flag?

@@SqualidsargeStudios No they could fly the Palestinian one. =P

Having the Brotherhood show up in 3 made sense, especially with how their story on the West Coast would eventually end. But after that... Errrgh...

The Brotherhood at the end of Fallout 2 was a dying faction, so it having the resources to send an entire pilgrimage all the way across the country to DC makes far less sense than the Brotherhood having a small chapter located in the relative proximity of Nevada, especially since Fallout 1, 2, and NV establish that traders can still largely walk the path of the old interstate highways, even if they're too shattered into pieces and cluttered with wrecked pre-war cars to allow for vehicular travel.

@@watchm4ker It really doesn't. They were a dying faction in fallout 2 and it makes no sense for them to be as active as they were in 3, especially as the defacto "hero" faction. Then again, 3 pretty much is where all the cracks that would become gaping canyons of awfulness found in 4 and 76 started. The only modern fallout game with a believable Brotherhood faction is, unsurprisingly, New Vegas. As it makes total sense that they are incredibly small and just barely scraping by after being kicked in the balls for decades by the rising powers while they stagnated and declined both in numbers and philosophy after already being in a weakened position after fallout 2. There is a reason the NCR, Legion and Mr. House all want them destroyed since they don't see much inherent worth in recruiting them and see more good being done wiping them out than rallying them to their cause. They are a minor faction hated by everyone that is clearly in decline. Even if you help them, they are still almost completely reliant on the greater powers for continued existence and should they cease to be useful would be snuffed out rather easily.

@@chasewilson3693 At the same time, it also makes sense that, faced with those growing pressures, everyone with any sense would have packed up and left to find other facilities that might have been left untouched. Not like the US was short on those.

It is a brain worm that goes even to Modders. As you see something like the Old World Blues mod for Hearts of Iron 4... which is filled with like 12 different Brotherhood chapters spread all over regions from the Pacific Northwest to Texas. Like even people who aren't really beholden to the idea of marketing and having to put a Brotherhood everywhere (and in that mod they don't even have the canonical Chicago Brotherhood as the midwest isn't really included), still end up doing it.

Literally the Underminer from Incredibles would be a better villain than any of the ones they actually produced

this. just having the molemen, and a variation of them for these mission would have worked perfectly the execution of the supermutant is something that we kind of need for variety, but we do not need THE freaking supermutants eveyrwhere!

Uh, they obviously just drove across with a cadillac while blasting Kickstart My Heart by Mötley Crue through the repurposed military air sirens as speakers

The only way I can see this being possible is if the scout team was much bigger and had at one point working military grade transports, but the trip slowly killed all but the current team and destroyed the transportation they used to get there.

More importantly, we know that a century and a half later, the Brotherhood's expedition to DC was a MASSIVE undertaking, taking months and making several stops along the way.

"newly formed brotherhood of steel" I mean they are all active military personel its not like they're random normals they're soilders. Yeah its far as fuck but its not like they're normals they were about to be shipped off to china/alaska.

Don't forget how hard it was just for them to get to Lost Hills from Mariposa and those places are practically next door to each other, at least compared to a trip cross country.

Most of the dedicated rpg audience want that but the casual audience always wanna feel super powerful during the couple hours a week they might play the game. This doesn’t explain why they cap the endgame so hard though

Their rush to endgame character progress is based on bad gameplay loops and ultimately shallow character building. Look at something like Grim Dawn: an indie clickemup aRPG. Infinitely more nuance, depth and MEANINGFUL decisions in building your character. Fuck they even made a faction influence system with benefits for both negative and positive rep. In a hack-and-slash action RPG. Bethesda "RPGs" aren't. Just another contributor to the pollution and dilution of """RPG""" mechanical creep into any and all other real time action games. And while definitely not just them doing it at this point (almost every AAA open world game is basically an ""RPG"" by BGS standards) they certainly helped popularize and influence juggernauts like Goobisoft™ into having colored-loot MTX filled, mile-wide inch-deep design philosophy. Absolutely disgusting.

Would you say that skyrim was an improvement over oblivion in this regard?

@@audiosurfarchive Grim Dawn is such bloody freaking awesome game!! Go play it folks!!

They did try to balance their games in Oblivion and Skyrim, but it resulted in a lot of criticisms and system where early game and late game characters feel the same.

Yeah they have the ability to create new and interesting factions, but completely squander it all in execution along with the desire for brand recognition.

Oh we fallin' out on this one!

Unironically, are they wrong to? That's the brand they've cultivated with their sizeable extremely invested and gullible fanbase. They'll go down swinging before they let any of it go.

@@MundaneThingsBackwards case and point: the fucking fallout show lmao

​@@MundaneThingsBackwards hate to suck New Vegas' sufficiently fellatioed dick but they introduced several new major and minor factions that were both goofy scary and unique. Ya jus need a sprinkle of giveadamn™ to make it work haha

Bethesda: Makes a bunch of neat new factions to based quests around. Also Bethesda: Brotherhood goes brrrr....

Brotherhood of sheet

sorrry family they already used moleminers for the treasure hunter mole miner event so they can't retread content

​@@doughboywhineand the bos isn't a retread? They've been beating that horse ever since they took over the ip

@@vexile1239he was being sarcastic

Well, bethesda has had high school tier writing since fallout 3 so its nothing new.

Just type “Joshua Graham reads” into the search bar. You can listen to him read philosophical and religious texts until the end of days.

Ikr? When I think about a Multiplayer Fallout game, the last thing I want is a dollar-store version of Destiny or The Division.

I'm shocked by how many people openly admit they don't give a shit about the story in ANY AND EVERY game they play. Just tell us you're stupid and proud of it and save us all the headache. Like, if you don't give me a good, or even decent story, in your GODDAMN RPG OF ALL GENRES I'm not going to stick around. Why would I? I wouldn't care about anything you made. I think this is one reason why games are the way they are anymore. The vast majority of video game players are proudly uneducated and want to stay that way; no thoughts, just shoot, make things go big boom boom, I don't care about anyone or anything or even myself. Why write something even halfway passable when the 80% of braindead morons who buy your dumb shit tell you to your face they can't be bothered to read...or even listen to a single character you designed? Just give them their big boom boom stick and throw literally everything else in the trash. Pathetic.

@@ChristopherSadlowski What I don't get about it is that even if many people don't care about the story, that doesn't mean they actively OPPOSE a good story. Why not hire some decent writers to make some decent stuff for the people who DO care, and those who don't care will still just skip past it all? Writers are not that expensive in the grand scheme of things (unless you're hiring a best-selling novelist or something) so it's a small price to pay to avoid driving away the good chunk of people who will be bored and frustrated by a shit story or bad dialogue (look how it basically destroyed Forspoken, an otherwise so-so game). There's nothing wrong with not wanting stories in your video games and just liking shooting or base building or inventory management, but if you're going to bother having a story at all, it should be good.

so literally just the fake Preston Garvey encounter from FO4. how creative.

@@Slop_Dogg It’s more developed than “fake person Garvey.” Watch a video showing all the possible endings.

@@VAULT-TEC_INC. that would mean wasting time though...watching what? an hour? a 30 min long video? just to find out theres nothing new (unsurprisingly) in greedout 76?

​@@Slop_Dogg Nah not even that recent. It was a random event in Skyrim when bandits dressed in Legion or storm cloak armour try to tax you while still standing over naked soldier's bodies

​@@RedTigerDragoonIt's even older than that. There was a similar hoax/robbery incident in Fallout 3 as well, at the Anchorage War Memorial.

They might not be able to fix that due to server lag.

​@@hariman7727 You say that as if thousands of other games haven't perfected MMO-esque multiplayer with minimal apparent lag, and this is with a 24 player count.

@@BustyCatbot that makes me wonder if the net code is that bad.

@@BustyCatbot Yes, but thousands of other games who HAVE perfected MMO-esque multiplayer with minimal apparent lag weren't made by Bethesda, who are so incompetent they couldn't touch air if they walked outside.

@@TheSlammurai Bethesda is like an old engineer who just keeps using their machining tools they've had since the 50s, sure they get the job done, but everything comes out janky and barely held together.

And their excuse if that it's up to the customer to cook up their own fun.

More like undercooks. Some more time would probably helped during the development.

Some people would have a lot of fun eating it. If you just forced yourself to eat it you might enjoy it too.

@@zbynektrajer2735 We’ll have to see if that holds true with TES VI but honestly I don’t have high expectations

that's the perfect comparison i ever heard.... it's like hell's kitchen episode bethesda undercooks the game gamer chef ramsay checks and sees it's raw and understandably is angry bethesda grabs the raw game and puts it on fire again also bethesda burns the fuck out of the game making it even worse so it looks ready gamer ramsay checks again and under surface layer that is bruned to shit is still raw game gamer ramsay starts cursing and calls bethesda a bunch of incompetent retards bethesda abandons the game and puts a next one on fire AND BURNS IT TO HELL COMPLETELY gamer ramsay throws the game at bethesda and yells at them to fuck off upstairs and take off their jacket that's exactly what was happenning time and again after oblivion

"Did you get anything good?" "It fell through the map" This entire exchange may as well have been the review.

Why does this game try to defend raiders so much?

@Samuel Hajdecki I can only assume the writers thought they had a winner with their quirky raider characters so wanted push that as much as possible

@@romulusnuma116 "Play as a Raider" is a thing fans have always asked for and that Bethesda seems to have homed in on as a fan demand. The Pit had you doing more raidery things, Fallout 4 had Nuka World as a whole DLC, and now 76 tries to incorporate raider dynamics into most of the stories. I get the feeling they simply believe "the fans want raider content, so let's add Raiders." Not "lets write Raider characters," or "lets add raider mechanics," just "lets add Raiders" and slapping their usual writing tropes ontop of the aesthetics of raiders, which is why they all kind of feel like any old settlement or faction character, just in spiky armour. Every other faction has just as many unkillable characters, but they don't promote as many red flags as raiders, so when you try to kill them you get the issues as if you had tried to kill any faction essentials.

@@SpaceKingofSpace 'play as a raider" is something we had long before bethesda ever got the rights and fucked up every fallout game they developed, the difference is in bethesda developed ones and 76 in particular they made the raider factions you could join as bland and weak as possible to not offend censors in their chase for money.

@@SpaceKingofSpace And every time they have tried to add "play as a raider" mechanics, they have been awful.

Wouldn't need to. When the quality bar is at rock bottom the only way is up.

Just like when they gave themselves 5 star reviews in their merchandise store before the items were even for sale. Bethesda is the gold standard for a corrupt company.

@@deanjustdean7818 They forgot to give the "rock bottom" a hitbox so the bar clipped through it

​@@deanjustdean7818 they've dug their hole they can dig it deeper

this is the kind of thing any game company would do. pretty naive to pretend it's just bethesda. feels like blizzard are the only ones who think they can fix it by going 'nuh uh' instead of hiring shi... i mean endearing fans

That's hilarious.

I care more about Pye and Poke than I do about any Bethesda NPC

The way Outer Wilds in general managed its NPCs made 'em feel more special than anything in any Bethesda game. You meet anyone farther out than your home planet's moon, and you feel like you just found buried treasure. It's a jaw drop every time, especially _that_ one, and *especially **_that_** one.*

Because it is and the creator of this video didn't stumble upon the random encounter or do research and look it up online.

​@@doggiethepug It is such an obscure reference that I don't blame him. Also, there aren't many good resources to research FO76's references and random encounters. Even the wiki is very incomplete.

Wait that is a encounter? I have not seen that one. Like at all🤣

@@luclin92 just fast travel to random encounter locations, walk up, and server hop/repeat, not all random encounters will spawn in every random encounter area though, but one of the places for that one i think is the surface exit of Charly nuke launch site

But that would require Bethesda writers to not only write multiple questlines depending on which faction is joined, but also ensure to balance them so that no player faction has an advantage over others. And we all know Bethesda always follows the "Join every faction, do every quest" mentality.

Mandatory PVP is the best way to make sure any game is dead in the water. This ain't the early 90s anymore when people weren't sure how to act so they were cautious about infighting. Nowadays all that "feature" will do is encourage griefers to exploit the game so they almost always win. You don't get "epic and fair duels" or "grand battles", just griefers wanting to bully all the players trying to do PvE. It also means it's next to impossible to have any storyline, unless it'a all in instanced zones where pvp can't happen. You'd be better off having a New Vegas kind of hub area, where a bunch of factions just so happen to end up for drinks and gambling and the like. Where they have a pretty good reason to intermingle and NOT blow each others' heads off. Only in dedicated PvP areas would that be a thing, and otherwise the factions are busy focused on their own interests to openly war on each other every chance they get.

@@trustytrest I like this angle better. I think Hypothetical Better 76 starts off with you leaving the 76 vault, finding the remnants of other factions and the Scorched, and wondering what the hell happened. You do the main quest, figure out what part each faction had to play in fighting the Scorched, with little breadcrumbs here and there that there were a shitload more people than there are Scorched; if that's the case, where did they all go? Once you get to the Brotherhood end quest, before you fight the Scorched, you find a power-armored body that is key to finding a code/shutting something off/some other excuse to interact with it. Body falls out, search the body, find a note saying "Hey, go to Greenbriar. We've found a vault entrance to it that wasn't sealed shut, and we've managed to gain control over the terminal that controls it. Make sure you've got your dog tags, or the Gutsys outfront won't be able to identify you." From there, you go to the Greenbriar estate, where the US government would've held out in a nuclear war.... if it didn't end so soon. Since most got stuck in DC traffic, the place seems like a good place to go to maybe find authorization for a weapon to help fight The Scorched, and maybe find Brotherhood remnants there if you're lucky. Once you get to the Greenbriar Vault, if you don't have an ID tag, the Gutsys taser you and throw you back outside the dungeon. If you do have an ID tag (from Taggerty's questline or from getting that one dead's Brotherhood tags), they welcome the new "Private" into the Brotherhood Bunker. From there, you see real-ass people for the first time in forever. A Knight in a gas mask is watching the door, and almost shits himself to see a real-ass person come through. He scans you for Scorched infection, believes you're clear, and brings you to a Haz-Mat Scribe nearby to get a medical checkup. The scribe looks you over, confirms you're clear, and denotes that you have a remarkable resistance to the plague. Where most would die in days after exposure, your cells show remarkable resistance to the pathogen; the scribe gives you about a year or so before you die. They take a blood sample, and scurry off to a lab. From there, you're brought before Head Paladin So'n'so, who's taken over after Taggerty gave her life to cover their retreat into the bunker. He tells you that most of Greenbriar remains unmapped, and progress is slow going because they lack the power armor and gas masks to deal with any scorched or any other threats that might pop up. If you and probably your Vault buddies are resistant, he figures, you'd be able to do what we can't do and go in blind. He sends you on a mission to the other side of the Vault; they've sealed a door near where they think Scorched are, and aren't keen on letting them know they're here... but if you can clear them out, there's supposedly some Macguffin they need on the other side. You go through the door, find the Free States/Responders/Raiders, and eventually go through a quest chain to negotiate an uneasy truce between the factions. Brotherhood believe that only they can fight the Scorched, you can point out that the Responders were doing a pretty good job as well, and have an inoculation against the plague in the works that your blood will probably make 100% effective. Free States believe that everyone else should leave, and if they don't, we all just need to shut the hell up and live in the bunker forever. You can point out that the Raiders chose a similar path, and suffered a worse fate at Top of the World; fighting the plague is the only option, and the Free States would have a valuable role in New Virginia since they're Scorched detection tech is 100% effective, instead of the Raider's 50%, Responders 75%, and Brotherhood's 90%. The Raiders (who I'm re-tooling as vacationing teenagers with 25 years of arrested development), throw out some pseudo-philosophical bullshit about the strong being rightful owners of all, and that if the other factions want to work with them, they need to pledge fealty to the Raiders. You can point out that it did them a ton of good the last time, and that if they want to die again, you're ready to put a bullet in em. (You later find out that all the Raider corpses were their parents, who died either trying to get them to the bunker or fighting off a large Scorched assault at Top of the World.) The Responders are the easiest to persuade; they just want everyone to get along so they can end the Scorched plague and prosecute the raiders for killing their leader after he tried to make peace. You tell them the Brotherhood, the Free States, and the Raiders are working together-ish, they're automatically onboard. From there, all the factions put people in the GB Bunker's central area: a replica of the Senate/House of Representatives (whichever gives more space), and start the process of rallying for fighting the Scorched. From there, you do the same process of finding the nukes and nuking the Scorched Beast. Once you report that back, all the factions celebrate. From there, you're told it's going to take a year or so for most of the Scorched to die out, but they'll give you radiant quests to bring back supplies/setup beacons/do other questwork while they get everyone inoculated and ready to return to the surface. 1 year later, Wastelanders drops, and some of the Greenbriar NPCs show up in the broader world while the GB bunker becomes a sort-of quest hub. EDIT: Also, to expand a little bit on the Raiders: they're 40 year olds who act like teens cause they were spoiled pre-war kids, and their parents were a mix of old money and self-made men. The old money's "let the butlers handle it" ways quickly die out as the self-made men whip them into shape as farmers, guards, and other less-intensive tasks while they go out and take what they need to survive. The kids, not understanding that this is a last-ditch effort to keep them alive, see their moms and dads murdering and killing as a good thing, since they get to eat the finest canned steak and drink boxed wine. When the Scorched show up, they double down on it; they *deserve* the Greenbriar Bunker since their parents fought for them to have it. (Could even have it so that they locked their parents out when they got into it, with a flimsy excuse of "they could have been Scorched already"). Turn them less into annoying psychopaths and more into annoying, but sympathetic incompetent Peter Pan larpers. Maybe a few DLCs down the line, you get to choose where the faction goes: do you tell em they need to literally grow up, or do you let em keep living their pirate cove delusions?

Bethesda is no stranger to making their essential NPCs utterly insufferable. See: the entirety of Little Lamplight, Maven Black-Briar, too many others to name.

@@matrix3509 Don‘t forget Braith, that little shit

​@@matrix3509 Delphine. You can't even tell her no for some dumb reason, all you can do is ghost her.

Yeah it's a good concept, sad that got the boring fallout 76 style quest line where all you do are 10 fetch quests for an hour or 2 then you're done. Also they had flirt dialogue options with her too and it was really embarrassing

Basically the plot of the original Planet of the Apes. But yeah it's a compelling low-stakes story with the potential to be interesting.

Yeah I was kinda hoping to hear what Patrician had to say about that but I guess he missed it

Misteress of Mysteries might be one of the better ones, and even that is kinda garbage

I didn't find it that interesting

Just mod some billions like I did and have fun dabbing on everybody with all the OP vehicles

seconded. one of the greatest games at their disposal and they continually shit on the player base. absolutely blows my mind how little gta is mentioned when talking about predatory practices

And yet you still put over 2000 hours into it knowing it was shit. What does that say about you?

Adding the opressor MK2 to GTA5 online was a great idea. Prove me wrong.

My friend and I have the worst time trying to play together in GTA. Horrible game

Devs have nothing to do with it, it's management. They need to be fired.

@@anon1963devs still made this shit game

​@anon1963 I'm not so sure. When the writing is consistently bad for over 10 years, are you _really_ going to say it's all management's fault? I mean, I guess it is since they don't fire the awful writers, but I don't think that's the point you're arguing.

​@@Chopstorm.No point in arguing with "muh devs can never be wrong" people

@@mango_raider4116this

Very classic bugthesda

And they deserve it. All of it and more.

For me it’s justification. Instead of 1 or 2 new fallouts, we got this fucking garbage. Todd Coward and lying Pete Hines need to be held to account for this

Bethesda also made Skyrim show some respect

@@FusionTechCinema lol

Read up what Zenimax did to Redfall. Starfield is going to tank and you can pin this comment if you don't believe me.

the difference is that it's fun no matter how many times you get 1shot by vittuperkele

@@Cocc0nuttt0 "killed by freezing vapor" all washes away.. like the rain...

And that same corporate bullshit resulted in Arkane Studios being forced to make generic looter-shooter Redfall.

Explosive weapons have just always been kinda meh in fallout games, especially 76

@@TheOfficialButthead Nah, gamer. Two Shot auto and missile launchers really do some work in 76, cause the explosion damage is still doubled even after Two Shot was nerfed for everything else.

​@@TheOfficialButthead what? Explosive was op in fo4 and is apart of several meta builds in 76

In fact when they could drop explosive gattling lasers were (and still are) the best things in the game. Still fetching a high price in second hand markets lol

@@TannerLindberg They're not in the gamer anymore, gamer. Bethesda killed legacies entirely by implementing a complex system that detects and deletes effects that shouldn't be on certain guns instead of just fixing/balancing them

Bro borderlands used to be good. Makes me sad to see it nowadays

the 7 out of 10 in a dig on ign and gamespot.

Newer ones. In Morrowind, you could lock your playthrough entirely, although they would at least tell you that you did so.

You can see me immediately try to rejoin a new server and having it fail

@@Patrician Maybe this was actually one of the rare instances there actually was one. But in 99% of cases it actually is just an indication that they're shutting down the lobby.

@@imnotdwdym uhm.. you clearly have no clue what you're talking about.. never have I been able to login to any server before the maintenance is over, neither has anyone else.. there is so much legitimate critisism to put on bethesda and fallout76 I have no clue why you are trying to make one out of a lie or pure ignorance..

@@elitereptilian200 I don't know about you, but I've constantly been able to avoid the maintenance by just hopping into another server that was more populated.

Why the hell would they care about you farming Fusion Cores when you can't even bring them back to public servers?

This is it Luigi

yup, I will miss these 4 videos than 76

That... doesn't make it any better.

Next stop is the 24hr video he made on skyrim

His videos over the games in the elder scrolls series are very good, with little to no fat on them

As others said, his videos are never filled with any empty content. As he says in the beginning of his Oblivion video (which is 12 hours long), they are exactly as long as they need to be.

​@@nothingoutofnothing5955 he WHAT

@@Wolf_ManJack Issue is that literally nobody cares for rambling besides the person doing it. I don't mind people who spend their time to make pointless 20h pieces about topics they're invested in but I'm never going to watch that content, because it's 90% pointless and 100% a waste of my time. This guy is one of the select few that have the justification to make their videos this long. Also why would I care for content that isn't interesting and is made primarily for the person who made it? What help is there in "acknowledging" them and their effort, when it's not directed at me? Also the only content in a video that isn't interesting is the content that's besides the point, which is literally what filler is. Edit: I tried reading this back and realized that I might be too drunk, if you care for understanding this enough just reply and I'll answer when sober.

methesda is a parody.

Honestly you might not be far off tbh i can totally see a jaded designer saying that. Or a new one who only has his job via a degree doing it for brand consistency reasons even if it doesnt make sense.

@@TannerLindberg is consistency too much to ask for? Its literally all that we want Just make YOUR FUCKING GAME MAKE SENSE BESTHESDA, Y DO U DO THIS????

They also have them doing that lame "ad victorium" thing, even though that pretentious Latin speaking nonsense was never a thing prior to Fallout 4's BoS. Bethesda will do whatever they think will be recognizable, regardless of lore or just plain consistent writing.

@@Mirthful_Midori i like Ad Victorium because shouting stuff in latin while killing your enemies is cool but having them say it is just stupid

@@AlphaKnight-hg2jq The funny thing is it really shows the difference between how Bethesda and Obsidian wrote. The Legion uses Latin to show that they think they're smart, but the BoS uses Latin because Bethesda thinks it makes the BoS look smart. Both groups wind up looking a bit pretentious, but that's deliberate with the Legion.

The game I mean. Love the anylises.

Saaaaame. But I'm traveling so I won't be able to lose my life to Morrowind and New Vegas quite yet, lol

about 80% of the way through this video I actually started the process of installing Tale of Two Wastelands for the first time, lmao.

“God can’t be expected to do all of the work”

This is my story too, first time here, loved the series. And subbed up

Check out his morrowind/oblivion and skyrim reviews too!

@@Empyrean55 will do!!

That sounds like a good way to preserve that content for future players. One more reason to opt for 76 being a co-op shooter instead of a survival pseudo-MMO

So what about the nuclear weapons in New Vegas?

@@BWMagus Those were included because they were already in F03 and there wasn't enough time to get them out. Also they're incredibly expensive and not very prolific. Least fun weapon to use in the game imo.

​@@belhariry"wasn't enough time to get them out" lol literally just cut them. It takes no time. Seems like a cope.

That will never happen

Just ask modders to add 76's weapons and stuff to older fallout games

thats because they knew that no one would play this and that there wouldnt be enough players for that.

I tried it when it was free on ps plus and I'm just so happy I passed on it for so long. It ran like ass, consistently dropping frames while adventuring throughout the world. On top of that it felt like playing fallout 4 which made things worse to me.

@@Infantry492 fallout 4 but all the enemies are levelled to someone else's character and you can't use any of the loot you find. They took out everything that made a single player game good and added all the stuff that makes mmos bad without anything that makes multiplayer fun.

This is the issue with casual players, bad games are like fast food to them

@@KonoGufo that's a great analogy actually

Have you seen the Bethesda gift store? They put more effort into merchandising their IPs than the actual games. $75 Fallout bedsheets baby!

And you were right, but let's be honest anyone expecting or thinking otherwise is delusional

The highlights are what is in the video. It's fairly rambly, so I salvaged what was shown.

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I honestly always asked people that said this (in game or reddit etc) what they were comparing it to and very seldom got an answer, and when i did it was either Rust or GTA online, what are you comparing it to? f76 was one of the worst i have ever come across (the worst being Rust, i never had any issues with GTA but never played the online much) I finally "quit" a month or so ago after getting one of my mules pushed into a (yet another) trap camp when transferring junk between accounts. i only get on if someone i know IRL wants something in game now and then i just dump it for them or run them through whatever content they need done

@@6661313 I can only compare it with ESO, which I feel is just as good of a community but a whole lot more cliq oriented (due to guilds) but I think there are some things that influence this, lack of text chat in 76 means you don't see rambling low key racist, misogynistic, homophonic rants and a surplus of loot means high levels are "kind" to newbies just because you want to get rid of stuff. I also think that platform matters, I played on ps and really rarely ran into horrible players, and did meet lots of good people. I stopped playing after december 2020 (after the second "season") due to the seasons taking away daily and weekly atom challenges and the nerf to the world introduced earlier with One Wasteland for All update

@@huberthumphry280 hmm i played ESO but only solo, never interacted with anyone, I didn't even consider that when I was thinking of online games. I guess I don't consider throwing away garbage in front of low level players to be "kind" at all lol, nor just not actively harming them (like the multitude of trap camps i find on a weekly basis)

@@6661313 who said anything about "garbage" it was common for stims, radaway, ammo and level appropriate weapons and armor to be dropped, including legendary ones

Alot of games have this. I think the fact is that shooting things in the face is inherently satisfying, and it's not hard to get SOME people to get hooked on YOUR face-shooting simulator.

It's a good example how the game has the worst elements of a MMORPG and so few of the benefits. It's really just a single player game that requires an online connection, has (even now)stability and bug issues and other players randomly showing up and hurting your immersion BUT not enough other players to meaningfully interact with or to support game modes that require a certain minimum number of players.

and then crashes to desktop.