Fall of 76 by Internet Historian-Combat Veteran Reacts
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- Опубліковано 28 жов 2021
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Original Video is Here: • The Fall of 76
Ah Bethesda, makers of classics like Fallout 4, Fallout, and...more... Can they make a good game without isolating and alienating their fans? Lets find out!
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“If real life had bugs” we’d be in the SCP world
**Looks at SCP Dollhouse**
...
Yeah, checks out.
The thought of the idea of being sent to the backrooms on chance is chilling.
bugs on my bed: are you joking?
@@rafabuda0 The short movie on youtube was the most dreadfull shit I ever seen
I can see someone making that argument when debating whether the world is a simulation. "You see, the reason we have all those monster stories back in the day is because the bugs weren't all ironed out yet...."
Definitely recommend looking at more of Internet Historian. He's got wonderful videos on that same level of comedy as this one.
this
Yep
Yes, I would love him to react to "capture the flag" episodes
Costa Concordia
There's this really funny swing song by the Chalkeaters, called "It Just Works," which parodies Bethesda's business ethics and strategies. Would highly recommend, since it touches on this and more!
The Chalkeaters are actually goated.
Fun fact, bethesda ruins are an actual location in fallout 3.
Yep
Ye
You be surprised how easy it is for fans to get their hand on WMD's. Considering we're all electing idiotic sociopaths as presidents?
@@XSilver_WaterX what
If bethesda wants to ruin humanity like the fallout universe, fine let them deal with the consequences when we physically and financially tear their HQ apart.
I love how when this guy reacts to videos *he actually gives meaningful commentary*
I've seen too many react videos where the guy reacting is literally just a silent dude in a little box that laughs occasionally or alternatively gives commentary that adds nothing to the original video
This dude on the other hand actually interacts with the video and provides genuine and creative commentary that, even if it doesn't exactly pertain to the story, is still interesting to hear
Kudos to you my good sir!
You're a real one
The few reaction channels i can tolerate
Ive been watching numerous react channels all over the years. And I gotta say the most engaging reactors are usually have the background or experience on the stuff they react. For example: film maker or doctor reacts etc provided that the content has any connection to what theyre doing of course
Renegade media group is another good react channel for their commentary in my opinion. They can take a 5 minute reaction and turn it into a 20 minute video because in their own words "we don't know when to shut up"
@@DisorientedWanderer I really like Renegade Media. They have a mix of very casual and comfy, interesting, and very insightful at times commentary
I'll suggest it here once more, "The Cost of Concordia" is a video I'd love to get your insight on, & I'll bump a comment I saw on another video by suggesting the channel "Ahoy" who does awesome videos on the history of various guns in video games.
Cost of Concordia is great, and Ahoy is an underrated... or maybe not underrated, but a great channel that fly under the radar due to long breaks between (high quality) videos.
Whom are you making your suggestions to? MHGR or Combat Veteran Reacts?
To be honest, I was looking for a comment that would suggest that video.
It was a big tragedy back in Italy, especially because it happened very near where I live.
I'm sure you'll love The Cost Of Concordia being someone that has his values as a leader, unlike a certain someone.
It’s kinda wild how dependent most games successes are depend on their launch.
I mean look at Titanfall 2 that game is stupendous and a titan sized amount of fun. But EA messed up in the launch by having it launch in between Battlefield and The Cod game that came out then…
But to be fair. One of the biggest parts of the fallout series is talking to the NPCs and the experience of being apart of a post apocalyptic wasteland, so idk what they expected by making none of the npcs be friendly wastelanders.
The worst part is, it could've still worked. They remove the story, dialogue and world building, but they could've put the rest into gameplay.
Like, imagine if they doubled down on stat requirements. A character with high strength and endurance can use heavy armour and heavy melee, but lack the stats to use good guns (perception) or use good healing items (intelligence), thus inviting a character with high intelligence will cover his shortcomings, then another with perception to act as DPS.
But instead, every player's a DPS, you team up so you can kill the boss faster.
I mean it's not THAT wild, considering the sheer volume of "early access" titles that plague the industry these days. Pay to play the alpha and "MAYBE" we will patch the game to be playable over the next X amount of years, WHILE we also have microtransactions IN said alpha so we can milk the playerbase in the interim....that philosophy in game-dev has poisoned the well for too many people, so first impressions have to count.
@@AndrevusWhitetail I totally agree with you, because even now that they’ve fixed the story and a lot of bugs that were there on launch, I still don’t want to play 76 mostly just because of the impression it left on me during release. But I will say that if they had done more for the launch, (like yunno, not remove one of the most iconic parts of fallout) the fan base for 76 would be larger and more dedicated than it is now.
@@imakira21 i got 76 for $5 on steam. Only issue i had was a door not working and i had to install a mod to help with the graphics cause it roasted my pc. I play with fallout 4 graphics. Other then that its great. Atom shop is your typical micro-transaction store.
@@AndrevusWhitetail In some cases, like the world's best sci-fi game Starsector, it's just that the developer really wants to get the game to a perfect state before releasing it on Steam or similar. Even if the game is completely playable and has been for the past ten years.
A lot of people still get hard copies actually. I like them because it’s nice to see the game on my shelf, and I also don’t have to delete or redownload games all the time. Plus, I feel more secure with a physical game; digital games make me worry that someone from the company could just say “eh you don’t have this anymore”. It sounds ludicrous but It happened before, granted with a free demo; P.T. Is now impossible to play because Konami pulled the plug for incredibly stupid reasons. Point is, I’m paranoid haha.
Skipping ads is generally considered bad etiquette for reaction channels; the advertisers don’t really care about reaction channels but overall, don’t do it. Bad form.
'Hard copies' which are just a code are not really hard copies for your purpose, now are they?
I can understand if the reason is because you like how they look on the shelf, I know alot of people like that. For anything else though, it's just easier to download. Even games that do have the disk still require you to download the game nowadays, it's completely pointless.
The only exception is the Switch, which saves you a ton of space if you buy physical. Just pop in the cartridge and start playing, and only the save file is saved to your system.
That's the only system I buy physical for, because the Switch doesn't have that much storage space, or else I would also just download everything on there as well. Just more convenient I think.
@@nit0134 It's ownership. 'Buy' the game from Steam, and technically you don't own the game, so says the corperations. You only bought access to a licience to play the game for a long as the company chooses to give you access, and they can remove that access at any time for any reason. Period.
But if you buy the game on Disk, in the real world, you OWN that copy of the game, and the company has no legal right to modify or break that game, period, as the company no longer has ownership of that code. It is yours, to do with as you please.
This is why with Digital games you can't trade or transfer them, you have no ownership of them, meanwhile physical copies you can do the same thing as the owner of any other product, and trade, sell, and transfer it to anyone you want for any reason you want.
It all comes down to ownership, which is why most companies switched over exclusively to Digital and no longer physical. Because then you don't own the game, period. So you have no rights, no say, no control, and no defense. The company has full control over that code on your PC or Console, and can do anything they want with it, including locking your access to it, or turning it into a virus to infect your PC, as you willingly gave your concept by buying it to give them that right, and to remove your own.
You will own nothing. And you will be happy.
Unless someone actually stands up and sue them over ownership. But that will never happen.
If your like me and have bad Internet
@@Jirodyne The unfortunate side to hard copies these days is that often times the copy you go home with is incomplete, and it's happening more and more. Which is why as time goes on, I (someone who prefers to physically have the thing I paid for) am starting to think about leaving the hobby behind in favor of focusing on older games and emulation solutions. At least I have my GoG library backed up. It's the only digital store-front I actually use. But selling a "physical" copy that's just a download code? Fuck that noise.
Oh god it’s amazing, never thought MHGR would cross paths with Internet Historian
This isnt the first time
yeah, he's done it before.
@@spandanganguli6903 well it only once so someone didn't see it
@@jakkaphatkaewthong3352 Seems legit
It was discovered after the Internet Historian video, but apparently some of the T-51 helmets that were part of that package carried dangerous asbestos because of the factory they were created in and there were recalls for some helmets.
I can't tell how many times I've watched Internet Historians videos through reactions alone.
True lore fans keep track of how Paul shifts between different states of caffeine addiction in each video.
56:09 Nintendo does that 'perfectly' with the DLC's in Super Smash Bros Ultimate, especially the Mii costumes! Sure they're just cosmetic/skins for customizable Mii fighters, but at least they're highly detailed and resemble certain characters closely enough that people would actually want to buy them (the Sans Mii costume is a prime example! When it came out, people went crazy over it, and the number of Mii Gunner mains grew drastically, just because the Sans costume looked so good that it felt genuinely like we were really playing as Sans), and more importantly they only cost like 75 Cents each! I'd say that's a fair enough deal, especially compared to Bethesda's scummy tactics.
So while microtransactions are pretty much a plague in the gaming industry, and even Nintendo is guilty of it, but at least Nintendo is much more fair/generous and better at delivering in that department than most other Triple-A game studios, and this clearly shows it.
The best example is TF2 and CSGO by steam. TF2 practically invented cosmetic micro transactionz.
I think that microtransactions aren't the WORST thing, I'm perfectly fine with them in fact. But when I say that I mean cosmetic microtransactions, lootboxes can go to hell but as long as you know what you're buying and it DOESN'T affect gameplay or give you any kind of upperhand then I'm fine with it.
To be fair, there was one really good 40k game recently. Warhammer 40k: Mechanicus, it’s sort of like XCOM, but you are a party of techpriests exploring a slowly awakening tomb world, I really recommend it, you can watch MandaloreGaming’s review of it if you’re interested.
Hired Gun was pretty good, especially for its price point.
And on the Wharhammer Fantasy side, Vermintide continues to be fun despite all the issues while Total War Warhammer is slowly improving on an already solid basis, even if it skins it's paying customers alive with DLC pricing.
And Gladius was pretty fun if Turn-Based Strategy is your thing.
39:05 Look up all the steps required to delete an Amazon account.
Actually The Bethesda Ruins are an actual place you can go to in FO3
Bethesda, Maryland is a real place, and the company is named after the town, which was in the vicinity of the Capital Wasteland.
@@Flight_of_Icarus I know... it's just he thought that internet historian was dissing bethesda immediately is what I'm saying... sorry if there was any confusion
24:20 No, nonono. Not for the good of the business. For the good of the _shareholders._ Big difference.
...though I may be mistaken, that's how I've always understood it.
EDIT: Yeah, you made that point later. Don't mind me, just shouting at the TV.
"I'm gonna get copyright claimed... Well buckle up!" Had me rolling. He's just like welp let it happen
I'd love to see you react to Zack's gun rants, from mikeburnfire btw. I'm curious if you have any insights about guns :p
Yes plz. I bet that gun rant will be over an hour long :D
He can see what a wonderful gun the jackhammer is
@@k96man you know damn well we don't talk about the Jackhammer around here. Go pray for forgiveness from John Moses Browning and sin no more.
For sure this
I Recommend reacting to the webseries here on UA-cam "Memoirs of WW2". It's stories of WW2 told By the veterans themselves. they have Many Interesting perspectives from, Veterans that stormed Normandy, Veterans that stormed Okinawa, Tuskegee Airmen, German Soldiers, POW's, and many more. Not many people have reacted to it and I'd love to hear what you think about them.
I wonder what gave Todd Howard the idea of creating a Fallout MMO did he just see how many people liked ESO and made a Fallout version? or was he just high?
It was originally supposed to be Fallout 4 Multiplayer. But a LOT went wrong between redesigning the engine to support multiplayer and when they came to the realization that in order to add multiplayer to Fallout 4, they would virtually have to remake the whole game. So someone promised something they couldn't feasibly deliver and someone else decided that rather than cancel it, they would try and rectify the situation. Thus, Fallout 76 was prematurely born.
@@elecjack1 I really hope that a combination of the new creation engine and lessons learned doing Fallout 76 that by the time Fallout 5 comes out it will have at least two-player co-op.
57:09 not really, what Makes Fallout 76's move illegal is that there was no "end of sale" date, meaning that you were tricking people into thinking there was a sale but there really wasn't a sale at all.
In defense of hard copies, not everyone has good internet. Some people might not have access to internet at all, which would make this game literally unplayable even with the "hard copy".
15:50 So, errr... how Clownfish *actually* work is that if there is no female in a group, the largest male will actually eventually transform into a female to mate with the other members.
Which also means that Nemo's Dad in Finding Nemo probably would be Nemo's Mom by the time the actual plot of the movie takes place. Though, I guess that sort of depends on whether you define "Mom" as any female parent or the parent that has given birth...
(Sniffles) You take that back...my local team DOES care about me...
1:00 I know I might be late to this, but in Fallout 3 (the game IH is recording at the time) you can reverse-pickpocket a live grenade or landmine into somebodies pockets and it would explode, dealing stupid amounts of damage to them and giving you a singular unit of "pants" that have fulfilled the criteria of exploding.
I wanna learn more about those snacks from amazon you aren't allowed to order anymore.
"...it got so bad...ANYWAY..."
No.
Do tell!
We WANT to hear your japanese peanut order story!
Fallout 76:
the tale of betting on a horse with no legs
In a flying drone race
Glad to see you’re getting more comfortable making videos and reacting to videos. Keep up the good content my man
Interesting enough Bethesda Ruins probably has a double-meaning here, but it IS a location in Fallout 3 on the map XD
The Chad No Man's Sky Revival vs the Cringe Fallout 76 blender
23:30 in some countries, there is a legal requirement for businesses to accept refunds.
How could you dis Battlefleet Gothic: Armada like that Paul? It’s a good game.
agrred, good game, just wish it didnt feel like it was actively looking for an excuse to crash. Also wish armada 2 didnt have that district 9 bong every time you return to the main screen.
something internet historian doesnt touch on in this video is that a massive amount of those helmets in the collectors edition also had to be recalled because of a dangerous mold (i think black mold but i might be wrong)
Litlle update of what i hear here and there:
-Game becomes graindier.
-New duplication glitches, exploits for weapones and blind ban hammers.
-hacker became a serious issue, player got robe while playing.
-New realease item for the shop, but this items and mechanics where already in the game just striped to be sold separatly (this was evident by people datamining and remanents)
-Bethesda claiming they coudnt fix the weight much higher because performance.... Sold higher carry capacity on the shop!
-Fixes and Mod info not from bethesda has been found in later uptdates, comunity was outraged.
-Mod support got a slap in the face. Modder get middle finger.
34:00 you’re thinking of electroplating, electrolysis is when you separate water into hydrogen an oxygen by running electricity through it
The rant about refunds and stuff makes a lot of sense to me now. My family bought a washing machine, it didn’t fit, so we tried to return it. But the company stalled so long with the refund process that we almost couldn’t even get the refund before the deadline
Just so you know, you can go back 10 seconds with the J key, go forward 10 seconds with the L key, and pause with the K key.
The left and right arrow keys go back and forward 5 seconds, respectively.
Just thought it'd be something you'd like to know!
Oh, and up and down keys control volume.
oh and comma/period to move forward and back by a single frame
I recomend checking out Any Poll's a Goal by the channel Internet Historian
2:35
I love this comment! All props to you!
Though I went into your Discord and I don't even know what the point was to be there. It felt like I came into a Support link to a game that doesn't work..
That jab at the sports fan got a like from me keep It up with the videos!!!
I love how it had all this new tech but it was the same engine.
Fun fact, Bethesda Ruins is an actual location in Fallout 3
I really loved and appriciated the commentary about the corporate problems.
2:40 “I think die hard sports fans are dumb.” *Subscribes.*
Kind of a minor thing but I think that pub scene at the 2:40 minute mark was actually when Theresa May, then prime minister, was announcing her resignation.
So about the hard copy thing, if there is a game I really want I always get the hard copy. Downloading it just is not the same as seeing it on a shelf at least to a game collector like me.
I'm not sure if people expected Bethesda to MAKE the rum, but just the container for said rum.
Fallout 76 Power Armour Edition [$200-300] Collectibles Item List : [32:14]
Cheap Plastic Helmet (Mold Friendly)
A Fallout Themed Cardboard Box
A Fallout 76 Themed Blank Notebook
A Cheap Commonwealth Paper Map
Plastic Army Toys - Imported From China
(a pack of those without the Fallout theme goes for ¢65 in my country)
And a Canvas Bag that's you need to wait 3 years and get doxxed for it to finally arrive
Random bit on knowledge clown fish do have a hierarchy where the biggest fish is at the top. The top fish is the only female though.
You think die hard sports fans are dumb? Thank god, someone finally said it. I'm not alone!
The bug that made a pkayer invincible sounds like a A-Tier netflix show
27:15 only accurate in America. Much as Valve learned to their surprise, Australian consumer law can't be waived in a contract and it's Australia that sues you rather than the end customer. That's how the Steam refund policy got changed.
…I must know the context of how and why this law was made.
The clownfish example is horrifying; the gang leader is a woman and all the other gang members who are male breed with her to make more gang members, when she dies, then her second in command turns into a woman and takes her place.
Speaking of Space Marine, we're FINALLY getting a sequel!
To anyone who finds, would you support the faction of people who say “Violence in Video Games make people violent” if it meant bringing down companies like EA?
No
Why would I side with the greater evil between two evils?
No? Why would we endorse one of the most contentious conservative talking points from the 80's just to spite EA?
Yes. work together with the boomer faction to take down EA then tear down the boomers from the inside. >:3
no, high chance to chain react to other game
You described electroplating not electrolysis. Electrolysis is the separation of chemical bonds via applied electric charge, a great example being the production of pure Aluminium and the Separation of Water into Hydrogen and Oxygen. Electroplating is used to coat one material, one that is usually sensitive to corrosion, in a thin shell of another material, usually resistant to corrosion.
I've only found your videos recently and I was pretty surprised to find that you also play MWO. I've been playing it since closed beta and over the years I've sunk a good amount of cash into it. Well, ok, not as much as some people, but still.
Im actually nicely surprised you reacted to this
That "Bethesda Ruins" is not an edited in location it's an actual in-game location of Fallout 3
one of my favorite video from internet historian
I will say...despite the still semi-buggy nature, it's made a pretty damn impressive glow-up. Frontier added NPCs and factions...quests and loot got a pretty nice rework...and everything feels a lot more natural and involved, single or multiplayer. I still come back every few months to boot up my up subscription and play for a month or two...and it's nice to see it hasn't completely crashed and burned.
I just got into it 3 weeks ago. Having a blast.
Sports is the modern gladitorial arena, but with fewer lions.
My only bad experience with Etsy was when I ordered a Gorka and the country I ordered it from got invaded 2 days after the order and it got stuck there. Not the shops fault though.
The Fall of 76 is good as a sort of black mirror vision of The Engoodening of No Man's Sky. On the one hand, you have a small studio who fucked up, got kicked in the dirt, and through hard work, redeemed themselves and their game. On the other, you have a highly praised AAA studio with a long history of troubled games who spurns and dismisses their fanbase every chance they get, then release another port of Skyrim.
Steam now has 76, eventually they caved.
Just cause a contract says something that does not make it law. An example is on every Phoenix Coyotes hockey ticket it says if you get injured by a puck in the game that the Coyotes are not responsible for your injury. They are legally responsible for the injury.
36:00 I’m 90% sure some overworked employee in customer service just got fed up with their employer.
Oh god the whole thing about companies making it hard for customers to access stuff if they don't want to do it is so true. The most insulting case I've ever run into was when a bunch of debt collections agencies were given a wrong phone number, and began constantly blowing up MY phone with robocalls about some total strangers debts. That was annoying as fuck, so obviously I'd call back and let them know they had the wrong number on file. Most of the debt agencies just thanked me for the heads up and said they'd fuck off. But then my number wound up with one debt agency that started leaving robocall voicemails on my phone literally every single day. When I finally snapped and called them back to discuss that specific case number and tell them to fuck off... the person I was put into contact with for specifically dealing with that file heard my explanation, then said "Oh, sorry, I don't have the authority to remove a wrong phone number, you'll have to make an appointment to call our administrative department and arrange details with them." No amount of logic would convince this person to just write down the fact that he had the wrong goddamn number.
I blocked that companies number instead. I informed them they had the wrong information, they could fucking figure it out on their own time.
Two notes:
When this video was published, FO76 was indeed not on Steam, but that changed in May 2020. EA games are also back in Steam, but still require an Origin account and Steam launches a lightweight version of Origin which then launches the game. Ubisoft games are no longer released on Steam, though.
On the celebrity alcohol thing, the one I recall is James Gin, marketed by James May of "Top Gear" fame. I don't like gin, so I haven't tried it, but it seems those who have quite like it.
I wouldn't have been at all surprised if it had been shit, though.
Now i can't wait for other gems like Cost of Concordia to show up hohoh...
THANK YOU for not skipping his Ad. Internet Historian's ads are LEGENDARY in terms of humor and quirkiness. The way he makes ads goes right against 99% of what most sponsors would deem "advertiser friendly"
"2 to 3 HUNDRED DOLLARS? DAMN!"
NOW you see that people WOULD'VE been angry about the canvas bags being nylon EVEN if the game was awesome. That was just blatant false advertising.
To the sports team question it's just something for a city to rally behind as a group. It's not about a team caring about you back. It might be nonsensical but if you really break it down does everything you care about have to be super logical? I'd bet not. Some over the top sports fans make everyone look crazy but I assure you most of us just like to feel like they are a part of something that makes us happy. Just my perspective. I enjoyed the video.
2:20 No, not a football game. They were celebrating the DVD logo hitting the corner of the screen exactly right.
I noticed you're a former army officer. You were a LT or? This reacting was dope. Liked and subbed
7:04 LOL @MHGR i love how in that point in the video u thought that was the worst of it (maybe) haha
20:19 yeah I get it with the hard copy but I see that different. When you download a game you’re just renting a copy of that game and access to that game can be restricted anytime they feel like. With a hard copy you literally bought the game as a copy and you own it.
The game even came out on my birthday (Nov. 14th) so that hits even more with me.
I was with you right up until you dissed Ryan Reynolds. I can't let that one pass.
The best response to the rum not being to fallout standards was that it didn't have enough bugs in it
Fun fact: a lot of triple a studios when making games that take risks, shop it out to either hire ons, or smaller studios they own, so that if it goes badly, they can force them to take the wrap for it and fire them all etc, rather than having their consequences actually affect them personally
Happened here, and way way back it happened with pandemic studios, who themselves weren’t responsible for making what collapsed them, but the studio who owned them fired them all to free up space. (It’s why the og planned Star Wars bf3 never got made)
Bethesda was recently purchased by Microsoft, so there has been some hope that maybe they will start working to produce better games to help push people to x-box. Will it be fruit, I'm skeptical, but keeping my eye open on their next release.
Microsoft took minecraft and polished it greatly so i have hope.
@@tearex8688 microsoft didn't do shit except add microtransactions (minecoins). it's more or less the same guys calling the shots behind the scenes as before they were bought
@@lettuce7378 there has been more updates recently then in years so they have at least increased development speed even if the quality is the same
Yo definitively would recommend watching Mike Burn Fire Zack's gun rants. One of the best things from their channel.
15:30 That's how Mafia works.
Being willing to dunk on your own merch is a move I respect
oh, fell into the use of "Military-Grade" as meaning something well built.
3:00 Time to insert this caveat. The most hardcore US fans of sports in recent history have gotten is some bar fights and maybe local one-v-ones in the stands. . . .Fans from literally anywhere else on earth have lists of literal fatalities almost so regular it would require it's on list (No, I am not including infamous stampedes which are not due to riots; just poor crowd control). So I hearwhat you mean; though obviously I personally think US "rabid" fandom of sports teams is largely just fine.
Outright refusing refunds or exchanges is illegal in germany. If the product does not deliver what is promised by the producers or the store it sold from, one can exchange the produkt for a working one or get it repaired for free, and if the store or producer regises or is unable to correct the mistakes or make the product work, they have to let you het your money back, as long as damage or disfunction can not be proven to have been inflicted by the customer.
Watching Fall of 76 is like a fucking tradition to me.
Would love to see your reaction to the internet historians cost of concordia
That electrolysis analogy is great, nice one.
Kept getting ads on fb for fallout 76 ,so posted the original vid in one and got a strike LOL
Sometimes people that expend thousands of dollars on microtransactions aren’t rich or “whales”. Sometimes they are hard working people who have addictions. That’s one of the many issues with microtransactions. If it only affected rich people, I woudn’t give two craps but it affects literal children and people with addictive personalities who sometimes get a game without knowing it had microtransactions or get a game that didn’t had them and it was added later on.
Internet Historian ads are worth watching. He puts a lot of work into them, and they are hilarious to boot.
20:24 In more isolated communities we don’t get unlimited (now we do but the rest of my territory doesn’t). So downloading a game straight from the internet can be quite annoying. Let’s say you download the game. There goes let’s say 80 gigs from your 200 gig package.
It doesn’t matter tho cause the updates are around 60 gigs on consoles
2 tb harddrive 50$ usually just incase Bethesda takes all your space
Yeah I bought a 4TB SSD drive for my Xbox Series X. And how big games are today I’m thinking of buying another storage expansion for the actual Series X so I can play all the new games that are optimized for the console
Where are you getting hard drives from where 100 GB is the whole hard drive.
Extremely cheap SSDs is my best guess.
Sometimes terrible? Oh you sweet summer child...
YES! Thank you! I always thought sports teams were just mercenaries hired from all over the country and someone else has validated me!