Return to Fallout 76 (2024) Episode 77 - Tenuous Trail

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  • Опубліковано 12 січ 2025

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  • @johnw8578
    @johnw8578 Місяць тому +3

    Hi Fox, you are gonna love the new update! There are a lot of changes including some perk card re-arrangements, pinging, raids, and pets! My advice is to look online so as it is not too confusing when you first log in after the update. I am still getting used to the changes.

  • @johnw8578
    @johnw8578 Місяць тому +2

    19:28
    This part of the map would have made an awesome Nuclear Winter map! The trenches and most of the players not being able to jump high would have been most excellent.

    • @YouTubalcaine
      @YouTubalcaine Місяць тому +1

      Hiding in a bush out here would have been a nice change of pace from hiding in a bush in Flatwoods.

  • @johnw8578
    @johnw8578 Місяць тому +4

    You already found out what happened to Scoot in your past playthrough -- he ended up going to that church he talked about...and he never returned.

  • @johnw8578
    @johnw8578 Місяць тому +1

    Aries mentioned that each holotape will have the coordinates to the one that he previously dropped -- that's why you are getting them in reverse order. I assume the holotape will upload the coordinates to your pip-boy once you play it.

  • @phillippierce3639
    @phillippierce3639 Місяць тому +1

    Hey Mental Fox. In real life, Watoga is the biggest state park in the state. Not sure what inspired a futuristic city other than a depiction of the destruction of a pristine wilderness area.

  • @YouTubalcaine
    @YouTubalcaine Місяць тому +1

    Eugenie is the ghoul caravanner whose letter you retrieved from Summersville. This series does feel like a C-team effort. Bethesda has gotten so lazy with the quest hand-holding since Morrowind. They used to be really good at this sort of thing, but why bother with sophisticated writing and subtle clues that reward intelligent discernment when you can just slap a marker on the map for instant gratification? Oh well, at least there's plenty of superficial diversity pandering. Such is the state of the modern entertainment industry.