Maxson_Taggart
First time out of the vault
Right? What else is 76 good for. hahaIt's a weird day when we see people playing Fallout games for base building.
Right? What else is 76 good for. hahaIt's a weird day when we see people playing Fallout games for base building.
I mean, what else am I going to do... enjoy the story?! explore the deep and philosophical questions raised by the game?! Reflect on the commentary of the human condition?!It's a weird day when we see people playing Fallout games for base building.
Just not play?I mean, what else am I going to do... enjoy the story?! explore the deep and philosophical questions raised by the game?! Reflect on the commentary of the human condition?!
I must have missed those parts last time I played either 4 or sloppity socks
I tried giving fallout 4 chance after chance but it just pushes me away. I'm guessing 76 is like dayz or rust? if so it might be fun i don't know i'm not much of a game person, I'm more into books and vagina.I don't know what it is about it! I got it for sale for about 10 bucks last october and I can't get off it since! I liked the first 2 Fallouts, (I got hardened PA and a Turbo plasma rifle + Alien blaster pistol in Fo1 and I escpecially liked doing the Adytum quests like clearing out the deathclaw den and getting the .223 pistol from that guy in The Hub, and in Fallout 2 I got APA, a gauss rifle, the Highwayman, Goris, and an avenger minigun with like 1300 5mm rounds lol) and I also enjoyed the Bethesda Fallouts, and honestly I liked the story of 3 and 76. 4, not so much. I'm looking to play Tactics too, and I will, but something about 76 I like. I don't know if it's the camp building system or if it's the friendly playerbase, or the power armor, but there's just something about wandering around Appalachia in Excavator power armor. I mean, I feel like an ABSOLUTE TANK, like in Fallout 1! And the world/environment is just wonderful and very rewarding to explore! The questlines, while linear, and boring 50% of the time, have their moments, and as cheesy and corny, and buggy as this game is, there's just something that keeps me coming back, and I don't know what
I tried giving fallout 4 chance after chance but it just pushes me away. I'm guessing 76 is like dayz or rust? if so it might be fun i don't know i'm not much of a game person, I'm more into books and vagina.
Just not play?
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I didn't care about the basebuilding in 4 at all, I nearly quit the game when it made me craft shit to access the Institute, but apparently everybody else loves it. Doubling down on it in 76 was certainly the right decision from a business standpoint. Shame that an inferior shoehorned version of Minecraft is most of what Fallout's known for these days. (Well, that and debating about which New Vegas faction was right.)
I didn't, and still don't enjoy the basebuilding of 4, Fallout 4's color pallette gives me a brain tumor the size of massachussets and a very intense migraine when I look at it for too long. But I find it quite fun and relaxing in 76, maybe because they give you more to work with, idk, also the environment & color pallette is just pleasing to be around / look at in 76 imo. Plus, as someone who lives in, and was raised in west virginia, I find it pretty cool, it's neat seeing familiar areas in a post apocalyptic setting.I didn't care about the basebuilding in 4 at all, I nearly quit the game when it made me craft shit to access the Institute, but apparently everybody else loves it. Doubling down on it in 76 was certainly the right decision from a business standpoint. Shame that an inferior shoehorned version of Minecraft is most of what Fallout's known for these days. (Well, that and debating about which New Vegas faction was right.)
I didn't, and still don't enjoy the basebuilding of 4, Fallout 4's color pallette gives me a brain tumor the size of massachussets and a very intense migraine when I look at it for too long. But I find it quite fun and relaxing in 76, maybe because they give you more to work with, idk, also the environment & color pallette is just pleasing to be around / look at in 76 imo. Plus, as someone who lives in, and was raised in west virginia, I find it pretty cool, it's neat seeing familiar areas in a post apocalyptic setting.
Hey, glad to hear you got some enjoyment out of 76. I don't know if I'll play it - I still have no idea if the writing or story is actually good despite the massive and needed overhaul they did with the Wastelander update, and with Bethesda's writing chops I have little confidence it is. I liked the GI Joe parody when I saw it was a thing on the Fallout wiki at least.
If we had a Fallout game that deftly worked the basebuilding into an actual well-written Black Isle-style story (in Fallout 4 it was shoehorned in and I have no idea how 76 does it) it would be pretty killer. It would also be really difficult to actually do right given the inherent conflict between focused storytelling and open-world sandbox gameplay. Now I'm imagining Fallout 2 with basebuilding and...that actually doesn't sound bad. Huh.
At this point, I just want another fallout game with competent gameplay, and the standard of writing of the first 2 and new vegas, bethesda seriously needs to get their shit together in my opinion, and they need to realize, if your game is not finished, DO NOT FUCKING RELEASE IT YET, fallout 5 is looking pretty far off, and the way I see it is, bethesda has a lot of time to take a long hard look at the series, and realize the improvements that need to be made, and need to realize that Fallout "THE POST NUCLEAR ROLEPLAYING GAME" needs to be an RPG at it's heart and core, because at this point, it hardly even resembles an RPG
to be fair that isnt the devs fault,if your game is not finished, DO NOT FUCKING RELEASE IT YET,
that the games that are being released arent the games that the devs wanted to ship
to be fair because of the size and scope of games today releasing them in a less then ready state is the most cost effective way to test and patch them, obviously im not apologising for that bs but it is understandable.This is an old problem that more than likely has become worse.
to be fair because of the size and scope of games today releasing them in a less then ready state is the most cost effective way to test and patch them,
Wasn't the development at least partially government funded? I remember them getting some grants to work on the game.Billions wiped from share value. How they never went under baffles me. Possibly it was all a capitalist plot as the gaming industry is number 1 for hedge funds to drive up, down or around the town.
Wasn't the development at least partially government funded? I remember them getting some grants to work on the game.