Fallout 76

[tragabigzanda]

1. The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (SNES)
2. Mario Kart (Wii)
3. Half-Life 2 (PC)
4. Twisted Metal 2 (PS1)
5. NHL 95 (Sega Genesis)
6. The Oregon Trail (graphical version, 1985, Apple II)
7. Metroid: Zero Mission (GBA)
8. Missile Command (Arcade)
9. Rocket League (PS4)
10. Gabriel Knight: Sins of the Father (PC)

[Simple Torture]

Just a sample of reactions from Fallout Reddit today:

"Yah nice money grab Bethesda"

"Fo76 seems like the type of game that I specifically avoid. I feel betrayed."

"My skepticism has only doubled tonight."

"Petition for servers with NO PVP in Fallout 76"

"Anyone else nervous about being spammed and harassed online and having your game ruined"

"If I spend 5 hours creating an amazing base just for it to get nuked and destroyed by a level 4 sitting in a bunker im gonna flip my shit"

"Todd said he would answer all of our questions one by one; instead he only created more questions and uncertainty by not clarifying the details of the key aspects of the game."

[Monkey_Driven]

I'm really glad you can still play the entire game as a single player experience. I may try a bit of the online stuff, but only if it is mostly cooperative.

[JuanHamm]

Coop fallout would be awesome.

[Monkey_Driven]

Coop fallout would be awesome.

It has a ton of potential.

[mf]

If it's anything like ESO, and i suspect it will be, you can probably do all of the main and side quests solo if you want. But there's still people around so you could end up co-oping a quest or boss. The only things in ESO you needed to co-op are the larger group dungeons and group bosses because you likely can't survive those solo....but those aren't part of the main questlines and were mostly just loot grabs anyways. I'm also guessing that VATS is gone and it's gonna be more of a twitch shooter now.

I'm feeling cautiously optimistic about an online only Fallout.

[Monkey_Driven]

If it's anything like ESO, and i suspect it will be, you can probably do all of the main and side quests solo if you want. But there's still people around so you could end up co-oping a quest or boss. The only things in ESO you needed to co-op are the larger group dungeons and group bosses because you likely can't survive those solo....but those aren't part of the main questlines and were mostly just loot grabs anyways. I'm also guessing that VATS is gone and it's gonna be more of a twitch shooter now.

I'm feeling cautiously optimistic about an online only Fallout.

If they fixed the inventory issues of Fallout 4 it should be really good, co-op or solo. I like the West Virginia setting and the idea of base building for a reason.

[Sgt. Crackpot]

It looks amazing.

[Simple Torture]

I think those thread titles I posted include some terrible over-reactions, but from my perspective the challenges of co-op have to do with speed. When I play Fallout or TES, I go hella sloooooow. Not sure that pacing (reading every book/console, exploring every filing cabinet for caps, sneaking up on enemies for stealthy kills) will be part of the co-op experience. But then again, I haven't even played FO4 yet, so I don't think I'd jump directly into this one.

[Sgt. Crackpot]

I think those thread titles I posted include some terrible over-reactions, but from my perspective the challenges of co-op have to do with speed. When I play Fallout or TES, I go hella sloooooow. Not sure that pacing (reading every book/console, exploring every filing cabinet for caps, sneaking up on enemies for stealthy kills) will be part of the co-op experience. But then again, I haven't even played FO4 yet, so I don't think I'd jump directly into this one.

You have 6 months to complete FO4.

[Simple Torture]

I think those thread titles I posted include some terrible over-reactions, but from my perspective the challenges of co-op have to do with speed. When I play Fallout or TES, I go hella sloooooow. Not sure that pacing (reading every book/console, exploring every filing cabinet for caps, sneaking up on enemies for stealthy kills) will be part of the co-op experience. But then again, I haven't even played FO4 yet, so I don't think I'd jump directly into this one.

You have 6 months to complete FO4.

Want to lend me some money/time?

[Sgt. Crackpot]

I think those thread titles I posted include some terrible over-reactions, but from my perspective the challenges of co-op have to do with speed. When I play Fallout or TES, I go hella sloooooow. Not sure that pacing (reading every book/console, exploring every filing cabinet for caps, sneaking up on enemies for stealthy kills) will be part of the co-op experience. But then again, I haven't even played FO4 yet, so I don't think I'd jump directly into this one.

You have 6 months to complete FO4.

Want to lend me some money/time?

PC or PS4?

[BurtReynolds]

0 interest in a multi-player Fallout, and I don't want bigger, I want more gameplay options.

[Sgt. Crackpot]

We could play together, Burt.

[BurtReynolds]

We could play together, Burt.

exactly

[Sgt. Crackpot]

We could play together, Burt.

exactly

You were happy to play VR Bukkake Simulator with me.

[Simple Torture]

I think those thread titles I posted include some terrible over-reactions, but from my perspective the challenges of co-op have to do with speed. When I play Fallout or TES, I go hella sloooooow. Not sure that pacing (reading every book/console, exploring every filing cabinet for caps, sneaking up on enemies for stealthy kills) will be part of the co-op experience. But then again, I haven't even played FO4 yet, so I don't think I'd jump directly into this one.

You have 6 months to complete FO4.

Want to lend me some money/time?

PC or PS4?

PS3 right now.

[Simple Torture]

I think those thread titles I posted include some terrible over-reactions, but from my perspective the challenges of co-op have to do with speed. When I play Fallout or TES, I go hella sloooooow. Not sure that pacing (reading every book/console, exploring every filing cabinet for caps, sneaking up on enemies for stealthy kills) will be part of the co-op experience. But then again, I haven't even played FO4 yet, so I don't think I'd jump directly into this one.

You have 6 months to complete FO4.

Want to lend me some money/time?

PC or PS4?

PS3 right now.

I've got to post like this more often! At work I've been doing extra work and taking on more responsibilities for no extra pay, and yesterday my boss sat me down and she said she tried to get me a bonus, but the higher ups wouldn't have it. But she got approval to give me $500 worth of points on our company's rewards website, and they have a PS4 Pro there, so I'll br Fallouting sooner rather than later.

[Sgt. Crackpot]

I think those thread titles I posted include some terrible over-reactions, but from my perspective the challenges of co-op have to do with speed. When I play Fallout or TES, I go hella sloooooow. Not sure that pacing (reading every book/console, exploring every filing cabinet for caps, sneaking up on enemies for stealthy kills) will be part of the co-op experience. But then again, I haven't even played FO4 yet, so I don't think I'd jump directly into this one.

You have 6 months to complete FO4.

Want to lend me some money/time?

PC or PS4?

PS3 right now.

I've got to post like this more often! At work I've been doing extra work and taking on more responsibilities for no extra pay, and yesterday my boss sat me down and she said she tried to get me a bonus, but the higher ups wouldn't have it. But she got approval to give me $500 worth of points on our company's rewards website, and they have a PS4 Pro there, so I'll br Fallouting sooner rather than later.

Aww yiss. RM Fallout 76 crew!

[Monkey_Driven]

I'd be down for a group Fallout 76 hang.