My next video is going to be about if mods can save starfield. I put a few on mine to test it and I did break my game, but if done rihht it could change it completely
I've played on and off since launch and honestly, as far as content goes those first couple years didn't bother me too much, but I've played several live service games. It's normal for them to be lackluster at first. This gives them room to grow and adjust to feedback.
That’s a fair point. I remember when ESO first dropped and if you look where it is today it’s miles ahead since it’s launch. It could just take time and maybe it’ll be huge. What’s your opinion on it compared to the other fallout games?
@@AVVGaming1 It's an online game. Comparing it to other Fallout games in this regard is unrealistic. You also have to keep in mind that originally, it was supposed to just be an online mode for FO4 and it is built on that foundation. Obviously, this causes problems that other games don't get, but it's also a learning opportunity for Bethesda. It thought it was going to be more like GTAO, but turned out, it was more like ESO than the devs originally thought. It is gradually finding it's place between the two, although slower than any of us would like.
9:45 This is not true. Even at launch, there were NPC's ... only a few, but they were still there. I understand that I am firmly in the minority on this, but I actually LIKED that the world was mostly empty. This was not like the other Fallout games, where you are meant to save the world. Instead there is no world left to save, it is all too late ... you are here to avenge it!
Yes they had a few robots and such, and I’m not saying it’s the wrong way to do it, but it’s so different to what people expected which as a result lead to a situation where people disliked it. People really don’t like change lol I know they put more NPCs in it now but they haven’t hit the same. It’s honestly not a bad game, but it is different and that’s the key!
Over 4k hours in 76 and its a completely different game than it was at launch, the game is only getting better, tons of huge updates coming and all the free dlc is amazing. Its such a great game now. And all the people who never tried it based off the launch are seriously missing out on a fun experience.
I think it’ll come back around. I think the player count will go up each time they drop an update and people will come online, see it’s improved and stick around. It had a very rough start but look at cyberpunk it was an amazing turnaround. What level are you 4k hours now?
I played it on launch and left when they had a bug that let you loot other players inventory like containers stealing everything that got in 2 seconds. The reason I haven't been back after updates that look interesting are the micro transactions that are just blatantly pay to win that were added in after launch like unlimited storage and repair kits.
Yes I don’t like these in any game. I get why they do it, and people do pay for it so they will keep adding it, but for me I prefer to earn stuff through playing. Like in ESO, I’d rather earn gold to buy a house that just buy it with real money. But of course, the best houses Are cash only lol. It’s just something I don’t like.
There is absolutely no pay to win in 76, all content and dlc is completely free and you get free repair kits from doing events. I have more repair kits than I'll ever be able to use and I didn't pay for one.
I never bought 76 because I saw the writing on the wall and I was very happy I didn't. I guess I could take a look at it now but I don't see any reason to do so, it's not a game I'll ever be into. I don't like paying extra to get the complete game outside of good dlc and I'm not really into multiplayer anyway. Still I'm glad this game found it's fan base and I hope they'll have lots of fun with it.
Yes it just doesn’t hook me. The online world is so different compared to the games like Skyrim and fallout 4. I’ve tried it a few times but it just can’t keep my attention. It’s a completely different thing to what I like to play. I’ll play me some Elder Scrolls online sometimes but I am playing solo player content only. And the constant pop ups for micro transactions is big on this game. It’s relentless lol
I didn’t play it til wastelanders, but if you don’t mind playing alone most of the time its actually a good game now. Only reason i don’t play anymorw is the end game is trash, too repetitive. At least for me
Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m new at UA-cam and learning each video. These type of comments really keep me motivated and pushing! If you ever think of a video you want please let me know :)
To the bag, I remember originally they said that they had trouble sourcing canvas material to make it. Then they stated it was too expensive. All while they flew in influencers ahead of time, to take a look at the game... and one of the "goodies" those influencers got... was a high quality canvas bag. To the Nuka Cola Bottle, the advertising was talking about special hand-crafted bottles, that was the point to buy them. No body bought them for the liquid inside.
Yes and that’s why I put it in as a bonus as I think that’s more of a me thing. I couldn’t wrap my head around it. I’m sure if someone like you broke it down I could see the value in it!
@@AVVGaming1 well, that's a lot to ask for in youtube comments 😂. It's definitely overwhelming at first, but a lot of it is redundant and is only useful for specific playstyles. The best advice I can give, is to not stress it too much. Switch cards when you feel it's necessary and switch back if it's not working out. Scrap your unused cards unless they're strategic (lockpicking, hacking, or crafting for example). Letting your deck get out of hand can make your head spin. Don't save cards "because I might need it later". If you don't know exactly when you would use it, you can always get it again later. And this is the most important part. You NEVER stop getting more cards. Yes, the packs are random, but you get to choose a card every time you level up, forever. There is no mistake in this system that can't be fixed, given time. When it comes to animated cards, they're just cosmetic. Keep them or don't, that's up to you.
@@Lordoftheapes79 thanks for writing that out for me! It does take stress away if I know I’ll get more each level up. And it’s cool that you can save them and swap them out later if needed. When I play tonight I’ll give it another go on the next level up now with your tips!
@@AVVGaming1 that's all you can do. It doesn't click at the same rate for everyone, but when it does, you'll find your groove in no time. I've seen many people get overwhelmed by it, but it's also fun to see their opinion of it change once they get it 😂
@@Lordoftheapes79 I think most people will dislike something they don’t understand or succeed at. Once you understand something you will then enjoy it. Mastering something probably makes you the happiest. Hopefully I’ll master the levelling system for FO76 soon! Lol
Haha jacuzzis is just the basics! They got so much stuff over at their pads. Us fallout 4 players live in poverty compared lol. It’s of course all part of the atom shop though, cash only for the most part.
@@AVVGaming1no it's not, there are free rewards every season and scoreboard you unlock free rewards every time a season pass comes out. You can choose to spend money but the majority of rewards you can obtain are free from a season pass or obtainable as a plan in game.
I’ve been playing Elder Scrolls Online recently and the difference between that game and failout 76 is so stark, it is painful. That game was designed around NPCs, so you can work with them, get missions from them, be trained by them, interact with them and their stories, Failout 76 was a sociopathic experiment who failed
I play ESO pretty much regularly since it came out. It’s so well done in that every map they drop, had loads of side quests and activities. The writing in ESO has continued to grow and there is so much to do, it’s ridiculous and high quality everywhere you look. When I heard 76 just released a new map now, I was like, really? One map expansion in 5 years? That’s it? Also, Todd Howard was asked about his company on ESO. He said, he doesn’t play it or even look at it. Like he has zero interest in it. Even if he doesn’t, he should have at least played it to learn from it since it’s been incredibly successful for a Bethesda brand online. The fact he didn’t appears arrogant in my opinion. What do you play ESO on? PC?
@@AVVGaming1 PC. I had the game for a year but only recently played it. The factions are fun, the story is great. 76 is an empty skin suit with good ideas that can’t hold together because there’s no story line, it’s just a map with quests from dead people.
I’ll be honest, I struggle so much to have fun with 76. It was my first ever Fallout and I’ve had the game since Christmas 2018, but I’m only Level 37. I’ve been gaining Rose’s trust at the Top of the World for the past 5 years. (Granted the last couple years I accidentally started doing the wastelander’s story.) Luckily I think I’m finally really into it. Combat is just not fun. Until the last couple weeks all my weapons suck and I have only found 5 weapon plans my whole time playing. I got a Gatling plasma and like 10 cores so now I just mow people down. Before it would take like over 3 minutes to kill a super mutant. I run up close to them to do more headshots, Shoot them, run away and get my health back up, and repeat. Also in the last couple months I’ve finally started going back and playing other Fallouts. I finished 3 (although I want to play it again to do all the side content.) and I’m currently playing New Vegas. Caesar wants me to destroy House’s bunker. After NV I’ll play 4, and maybe the original 2 assuming my 5 year old cheap laptop can run it. I’m guessing it can considering the original ran on 30 year old tech.
Do you see the big difference between the others and 76? It’s night and day and it’s the same for me. I can play and complete 3, NV (my fave) and all the others. 76 I lose interest after playing for a bit. It just doesn’t grab me either.
You need to watch a UA-cam video on some build options, there is absolutely no reason you should be doing so bad at combat when the game is literally so easy to find weapon plans, level up and get through the quest lines. Plenty of UA-cam pages out there.
23:42 - Fun fact: 32767 is actually the level cap because your player level is stored in a 16-bit register. As such, the maximum value it can have is 2^15, which is 32786. However, the 1's digit is truncated, so the max is therefore 32767. Ok, I'm done geeking out now lol 🤓
@@AVVGaming1there are only a few people who have reached that level legitimately without cheating or xp exploits. There are purely xp builds meant for grinding xp and some people only do just that.
im hapyp to be a fan, your uploads are pretty sweet and about 76, it felt real nice getting 25 stims and 30 radaways from some giga chads they inspired me to get 50+ on ps4 before i moved to pc, haven't got the chance to grind but will sometime.
Thanks so much! Hoping to keep putting out videos that get better each time! If you have any requests for games let me know! My experience was nice with people online. I think there were mean people online when it first came out but after revisiting it this week, everyone I met just gave me loads of stuff and were really nice! My original playthrough was on ps4 and I got to a high level on there, the loading times are tough though lol
People that hate F76 - never actually played it because they saw the writing on the wall and didn't even tried it. It's better than the writing on the wall says. It is designed for those who already seen it all, tried it all, and just want more fallout experience. It was not designed for mentally unstable FNV fans, that's for sure. They need some help.
Yes I played it a lot and I used this video to sort of explain why someone may not like it despite having never played it. It’s kind of like someone FIFA 2024 is a great game and it might be. But if someone doesn’t like football (soccer) chances are they won’t like it ever. Some people don’t like the online aspect. But as a game, the start may have been rough, but they have committed fully to making the game better and better each year which you have to respect. What level are you?
@@AVVGaming1 512 lvl, and so far the endgame for me is the CAMP building. Because in F76 you build CAMP for other players to enjoy and admire your effort. While in F4 building was more of a gimmick with no real purpose or ability to share it with community. I also like F76's SPECIAL system which is far more superior to any other game in the series of Bethesda's Fallout universe. That includes FNV as well.
@@MrZlocktar I couldn’t really wrap my head around the special system in 76 but another person commented and gave me a full rundown which really helped. As far as the camps, I 100% agree with you on that. In FO4 you can build them and be proud but no one can see the work you put in. In 76 the fact the camps are there and available really makes it rewarding to put so much time in building it and everyone has their own unique house and aesthetics which I really like. From what I’ve experienced as well, people like yourself (higher levels) have tended to be the nicest people I’ve met online. In any game. So much help for the lower level players for no reason other than to help someone. The community has been good. The highest level I ever reached was about 70, but that was back when it first dropped or early on.
I think most takes I've seen on Fallout 76 are too uncharitable to the Monetisation in the game. The cost to play is completely standard to the industry and is actually on the cheaper end of the spectrum. People tend to compare the cost of the game to Fallout 4, when what they should be comparing to is other MMOs. A copy of 76 costs less than the newest WoW expansion, and Fallout First is the same price as a WoW or FFXIV subscription. It's also comparable to season passes in most online games now. Fortnite, Diablo IV, Destiny, CoD etc. As for the Atom Shop sales, Fallout First gives you a stipend of atoms each month and season at a better value than buying Atoms directly, which is enough to buy a featured bundle with a decent amount left over to save up. I have a beautiful camp having only spent money on Fallout First and played through the seasons.
I’m with you! The point of this video is mainly to explain why someone who loved the other fallout games may not like this. Compared to other games it is the only one online with costs for membership. Now compared to other online games, you really do get much better value than other online games in my opinion. None of it is mandatory either. You don’t have to subscribe in order to play the game which is really nice. And you can still get a nice base without spending. If I did a video comparing online costs of MMO games, this would be one of the best games for value. The video was not just to attack 76, more to show how it’s different. I will always respect a company who turns a disaster into something good. Like cyberpunk. The fact they never gave up on it means a lot and says a lot too.
Not to mention that you don't have to have fallout 1st to play comfortably at all. And the "season pass" is completely free. Fallout 1st Is just about convenience you don't "need" it. You can buy fallout 1st for one month and store enough junk for 6 months if you know how to farm junk or make trades for large amounts of junk. I have over 4k hours in the game and yes I have fallout 1st but I don't need it at all. Not to mention using other characters as mules and just having better weight and inventory management. People who don't play think it's all about microtransactions when they see the atom shop which literally is just like skins in any game. You dont need to spend money to play the game at all. The free scoreboards and and now seasons are awesome and even all the dlcs are free. People just have the wrong idea about 76. It's such an amazing game now.
I actually feel the opposite when it comes immersion in a Fallout game. I think Fallout 76 has the most immersive gameplay of any fallout. I build my camp, and name my favorite weapons, I have to go back and help previous factions ive delt with, i even have a pet. Fallout 4 killed me because i couldnt be anyone but this voiced, dad that didnt care about killing his only child because he became a prick. I think this boils down to how the story is told, when I can use my own voice to potray myself and meet other players who ask for help and resources, and i can talk about parts of my camp that need improving, THATS immersive to me.
That’s awesome! I didn’t love the main character voiced in fallout 4 for sure. I think now, after the updates, the dialogue options are much better than 4! They learned from that and abandoned the voice protagonist in future games. So I actually 100% agree with you. As far as fallout 76 goes I don’t have a pet and my base is pretty shoddy at the moment so maybe if I caught up with you I would love it more. Like I said in the video I do like the game now! I just wanted to explain why some people don’t and won’t ever, no matter what updates the games get if that makes sense?
Given that fallout is about Greed and cooperate corruption ruining the world, fallout 76 constantly pushing micro transactions on you WOULD make it the most immersive. But the worst GAME of the series.
I don’t know I got a little over 2600+ hours invested into the game so if I’ve made anyone upset just so you know, I made it through it like a unstable marriage but I’ve matured and persevered and it worked out over time it’s not a perfect game, but it’s my perfect game. And you can take that or leave it. I loved it so much that it made me want to go back and play fallout four fallout three and fallout new Vegas
Well that’s a great thing! Some people love it and some hate it. But it’s a video game, which is art and that means it’s down to personal opinion. The fact you have put 2600 hours in shows how much you have enjoyed it. As long as you enjoy it that’s the main thing.
I knew Fallout 76 was gonna be a shitshow at its launch, so i never bought it. Had a coworker who said it was great at launch, which was an obvious cope, so i never considered buying it after that.
It certainly was not great at launch. It really was a mess. How they let it go live is beyond me. Same with cyberpunk. Not sure who does the check ups lol. I’ve seen a lot of people fight for 76 so it certainly has its supporters. It’s just so different to the previous entries.
Haha it’s one my favourite games of all time and I did a whole video on it about a month ago. Still holds up to this day and blows me away. I’ve played and beaten it 4 times now.
@@Dankus_Memeus_II obsidian are that company! They did so well with NV, went quiet for a bit, then TOW dropped and they were back. But I think they had limited time and budget for TOW. They have new games upcoming and I think they’re about to hit their peak and become one of the biggest studios around! We got TOW2, Avowed and another game. I’ll be getting them all on my channel. I’m a big Obsidian fan!
You forgot to mention role play in your opening. That quality is essential to a fallout game. But since F76 doesn't really have much of that (relative to the others) then I'm not surprised that you didn't mention that. That is also the main reason why most fans DONT recommend starting with F76.
Yes they have added some role playing stuff but it’s extremely basic. It’s like you have 4 dialogue options but they all lead to the same outcome no matter what. It’s like a disguised option. Your other comment has me laughing over here I can’t believe I said that lol.
"The players will make stories" in a game that features pvp as a non-optional feature/mode is this absolute negative IQ take I can't understand how any competent dev can make. Given griefing or cooperation, most players will grief. Sea of Thieves, Ark, Rust, early Fallout 76, etc., etc.
It’s so lazy from the developers really. I mean, if the players create a story between them then great, but that doesn’t mean you omit one in the game. You give them the option of that content as well. At least that’s how I feel it should be done.
The road map that listed Oblivion and FO3 remakes was from before aquisition and covid. The first thing to do in a corporate takeover or when a huge market disruption comes about is cut the fat and focus on the main money makers. I wish they would make the remakes but it just isn’t likely.
Only thing about the player homes looking nice and "dream homes" It's only been 20 years after the bombs dropped. You can probably scrounge some stuff up. After 200 years I start to question where the F those NPC's are getting shoes that still have soles on them. Or any clothing that isn't completely shredded.
Yes that’s how I felt about it. It just takes away the feeling of a post apocalyptic world and seems more like a resort spa. It sort of loses the ambience and immersion. Makes me distracted from the experience if that makes sense?
I played it at launch, so to claim it was literally unplayable is patently false. I couldn't care less about the bag your swag merch came in. The main reason it had a bad launch was because it was simply a very different type of game than the previous single player titles in the franchise. Because fans of those titles knew they wouldn't be getting another one for at least 10 years, they had a fit. And then the youtubers piled on for those juicy, easy outrage clicks.
I can see where you’re coming from absolutely. I think the game received more negative press than it deserved. At this point, the game is a very good game. I played it when it launched and had a personal tough time with it running. Maybe I was just unlucky. As far as the bag goes, it was the way they handled it. If you pay $300 for something, you’re going to expect it. And if it arrives different, you have a right to be upset. But yes, if was a totally different game than the usual fallout and some people will hate it regardless of what it does in the future even if it went on to be the best fallout game, simply because it’s online.
@AVVGaming1 Thanks for the reasonable reply. Regarding the bag, if a game developer messes up your merchandise purchase, sure, you should get what you paid for, but that's a totally different department than the digital game, and doesn't belong in the game review. I wince every hundredth time I hear about it.
@@Monkeypuzzle yes and it’s hurt Bethesda’s reputation despite it probably having nothing to do with them really lol. The customer service team that corresponded with the customers was probably not even related to the Bethesda team. You’re 100% spot on in that the game and those other elements should be separated. But fallout 76 is in a great place at the moment and it’ll only get better.
fans enjoy anything a franchise does, this however does not forgive the horrid launch they had and i believe they should have made and finished starfield before they made 76 76 would have been amazing on the starfield engine.
Yes I agree! It came too early and too quick. They gave starfield 8 years of time. 76? I think like 3 years? At most? That’s crazy when you consider how big the map was, the fact it was the first online game etc. it was only ever going to result in a bad launch. Such a shame really but let’s just hope they learned from it!
Microtransactions, you just buy game assets in the shop Ugly, Fallout 4 only looked nice because of the volumetric fog, the game itself is not good-looking Riddled with bugs to this day Greed and more greed, want to play by yourself? Cough up money, want to not have to care so much about the weight we arbitrarily limited? Buy Fallout 1st! It has that Live Service *feel*, like every Live Service, everything just gets a bit too wacky and zainy after about 2-3 years of being active and Fallout feels more like a Fallout themed rollercoaster now, look look look!!!! Power armour!!! Look look look!!! Super mutant!!!! :O :O GUYS LOOK!!! VAULT DWELLERR!!!!
Exactly what I mean! Fallout 3 was a step away from 1 & 2, fallout 4 was another step away from 3 and then 76 is a totally different game. It’s not the same. It’s a different experience. Some people love it, but it’s not a game that I can get immersed into. And I hate micro transactions. The “play by yourself for money” is absolutely the worst too, because I’m assuming most people who want to play by themselves wouldn’t really be Falout 76 fans, more fans of the older games. That should have been free at least as an attempt to bridge the gap lol. I agree with the roller coaster analogy too!
You'd think that after all of Peter Molyneux's bullshit all those years ago, people would be wiser to people like Todd Howard. But then again, a lot of people - especially those online - have the attention span of mayflies.
i really wish that this game serves as a reason to never pre-order or get hyped for games. but unfortunately consumers will consume :( quit giving your money to shitty game companies, they don't deserve it because they'll never give you anything worth the cost of the pre-order.
I honestly don’t understand the need to pre order. We live in a world where the internet exists and if we could just wait an extra day, we would see all the reviews and reactions afterwards and be able to make an informed decision. Pre ordering is risky. And truth be told, I can’t think of any example where a pre order was so important and the product was not available after pre order.
Can you start sourcing hi rez images from the PC world and show a comparison of the horrible graphics the consoles have? I get you're stuck on console, but a few images to show us the difference would help bridge the gap. To say 76 has better gfx than F4 is hard to comprehend, because the console images used here look terrible. Literally hurts the eyes to look at that. I don't have the best PC, but it is able to run F4 4k at 100+fps (it's so smooth and beautiful).
Yes absolutely! This is the kind of feedback in need! I’ll make sure to source PC graphics for future videos and until I get a gaming PC myself. I have a computer but it’s just not gonna be able to run the games but my goal is to get a gaming PC as soon as I can! Then my videos will be up to standard with others. Thank you for taking the time to write this!
We 3, one day the servers close and what? All that time you've spent playing thrown in the bin. I haven't played online games in 15 years, first and last was GTA TBoGT multiplayer back in '09.
Bethesda has lost their way and doesn’t understand what makes a good rpg and I don’t trust they will release anything anytime soon that’s in a complete playable and enjoyable state, I will rely on obsidian to do that for them instead. And if any of you fallout 76 stans disagree.. fight me lol
Let’s get ready for Hope Avowed and outer worlds 2! I guarantee it’ll be the return of obsidians top work! Bethesda lost their way a long time ago and it’s all because of money. Let’s hope they turn it around!
It is such a shame that this janky mess was the latest Fallout experience available when the show dropped. I’m sure many people saw the show, tried this as their first game, and decided not to play fallout, but just watch it.
I will never purchase this no matter how much 'it got soooo much better now' it gets After the absolutely disappointing fallout 4 I highly doubt this will be any better It's crazy how people who only started with these 2 games think this is what the franchise is actually about I would kill for a good fallout again in the spirit of 1-2-NV, heck even 3 was just infinitely better than the last 2 dogwatered down games "the writing is what makes a fallout games", yeaaaah not so much for Fallout 4 here, completely disagree. This was why I couldn't stand playing the game. + the dreamhouse argument can be stated for Fallout 4 too, there you could also have 20000 settlements and the world was colorful and bright and happy compared to the previous fallout games.
Have you seen my video “why fallout 4 divided the fans?” If not, check that one out. I didn’t do the best job of showing what fallout 4 lacked but the gist is there. But check out the comments, it’s so divisive. People really fight for fallout 4. It caught me by surprise lol
Not true at all I have played it as recent as yesterday. Like I said at the end of the video, the game has come along way since launch. This video is to explain why some people won’t like it, no matter how many updates it receives. All the footage captured was from yesterday after I logged in. If I did misrepresent it was not with intention to mislead. As I said, it’s a very good game nowadays and I said that many times.
Would have enjoyed a video that would talk about the strides it took and maybe compared and contrasted then and now but fair enough to say that's not the video you were making and I didn't know a good bit of the rocky start.
@@brianjeffryes9985 well I might just take that as a future video? Same with ESO, that game had a tough start and now is a billion dollar valuation. I’ll do the strides for both of those two in the future I promise.
I don't care if Fallout 76 is "good now," the fact Bethesda thought it was acceptable to release it the way it was at launch was unacceptable and their attitude about it afterwards has forever left a bad taste in my mouth. Besides, I dislike online games, especially immersion-breaking ones like this one where you can wind up on a server surrounded by one-man-army badasses clad in their own custom Power Armors, overpowered heavy weaponry, and player homes that make you think the bombs never fell with how pristine, luxurious, and large they can be. Not only does this downplay the individual player's own achievements and make them seem quaint in comparison, but it also makes you wonder how West Virginia isn't some widely-known heavenly bastion with most legendary fighters throughout the wastes in all the games that came after it... especially Fallout 3, given the state of the Capital Wasteland and how it isn't all that far from the place that's comparatively pretty nice and quite habitable.
Totally agree! I have tried and tried and persevered. I’ve probably played it now about 7 times just trying to get into it, but it’s not my cup of tea. I’m an offline player. I like the dark gritty open world of Falout 3. I love the story telling and side quests in NV. Fallout 76 doesn’t feel like the same type of game. And the way Bethesda released it, fill it with microtransactions, really disappoints me and shows where their priorities lie nowadays, not the fans, their wallets
@@AVVGaming1 They couldn't update their calendar on a regular basis. They do an "update" or launch a "new " product and it would break stuff or the thing was broken. My camp can ONLY have ONE turret. Says I got 10, no, no. Creatures taking many seconds to register hits orrr I waste a clip and realize , oh that thing really isn't here. My favorite is when they did some kind of patch an it allowed dupers to lose their freakin minds. They were crashing EVERYBODY'S game. Wouldn't you know it, I go get fallout 1st for a month , to REALLY stock up on supplies . Didn't get to carry out MY plans. Take over a workshop the last wave, the last creature has spawn underground, OUTSIE of the reward area, resources spent? Gone. There IS fun to be had in it. For me just got irritating. Oh MY shelter? I can hear npc conversations from across the map when I enter sometimes. That was freaky.
@@kenmck7802 to this day my camp has an NPC stuck under the floor. Every time in my camp I just hear “it’s tough surviving out here” or something. I have to move the whole camp because they’re stuck there lol
See I think up until Skyrim they were as good as any other game creator. Fallout 4 showed a little bit of a lack of ability, simply because they were then competing with other FPS games but it was still a decent entry and a lot of people love it. 76 was a step back and now starfield is just not good enough compared to other games. I did a video called “how Bethesda lost its magic” where I explain the reason the game was so bad. It was poor decision making opposed to just bad game design.
The #1 reason 3/4/nv fallout getting huge love is mods
you know it i know it everybody knows it
My next video is going to be about if mods can save starfield. I put a few on mine to test it and I did break my game, but if done rihht it could change it completely
I've played on and off since launch and honestly, as far as content goes those first couple years didn't bother me too much, but I've played several live service games. It's normal for them to be lackluster at first. This gives them room to grow and adjust to feedback.
That’s a fair point. I remember when ESO first dropped and if you look where it is today it’s miles ahead since it’s launch. It could just take time and maybe it’ll be huge. What’s your opinion on it compared to the other fallout games?
@@AVVGaming1 It's an online game. Comparing it to other Fallout games in this regard is unrealistic. You also have to keep in mind that originally, it was supposed to just be an online mode for FO4 and it is built on that foundation. Obviously, this causes problems that other games don't get, but it's also a learning opportunity for Bethesda. It thought it was going to be more like GTAO, but turned out, it was more like ESO than the devs originally thought. It is gradually finding it's place between the two, although slower than any of us would like.
9:45 This is not true. Even at launch, there were NPC's ... only a few, but they were still there.
I understand that I am firmly in the minority on this, but I actually LIKED that the world was mostly empty. This was not like the other Fallout games, where you are meant to save the world. Instead there is no world left to save, it is all too late ... you are here to avenge it!
Yes they had a few robots and such, and I’m not saying it’s the wrong way to do it, but it’s so different to what people expected which as a result lead to a situation where people disliked it. People really don’t like change lol I know they put more NPCs in it now but they haven’t hit the same. It’s honestly not a bad game, but it is different and that’s the key!
@@AVVGaming1 "but it is different"
Indeed it is!
Over 4k hours in 76 and its a completely different game than it was at launch, the game is only getting better, tons of huge updates coming and all the free dlc is amazing. Its such a great game now. And all the people who never tried it based off the launch are seriously missing out on a fun experience.
I think it’ll come back around. I think the player count will go up each time they drop an update and people will come online, see it’s improved and stick around. It had a very rough start but look at cyberpunk it was an amazing turnaround. What level are you 4k hours now?
I played it on launch and left when they had a bug that let you loot other players inventory like containers stealing everything that got in 2 seconds. The reason I haven't been back after updates that look interesting are the micro transactions that are just blatantly pay to win that were added in after launch like unlimited storage and repair kits.
Yes I don’t like these in any game. I get why they do it, and people do pay for it so they will keep adding it, but for me I prefer to earn stuff through playing. Like in ESO, I’d rather earn gold to buy a house that just buy it with real money. But of course, the best houses Are cash only lol. It’s just something I don’t like.
microtransactions have no place in a fallout game
even the commercial and watered down fallout 4 almost had that right
There is absolutely no pay to win in 76, all content and dlc is completely free and you get free repair kits from doing events. I have more repair kits than I'll ever be able to use and I didn't pay for one.
I never bought 76 because I saw the writing on the wall and I was very happy I didn't. I guess I could take a look at it now but I don't see any reason to do so, it's not a game I'll ever be into. I don't like paying extra to get the complete game outside of good dlc and I'm not really into multiplayer anyway. Still I'm glad this game found it's fan base and I hope they'll have lots of fun with it.
Yes it just doesn’t hook me. The online world is so different compared to the games like Skyrim and fallout 4. I’ve tried it a few times but it just can’t keep my attention. It’s a completely different thing to what I like to play. I’ll play me some Elder Scrolls online sometimes but I am playing solo player content only. And the constant pop ups for micro transactions is big on this game. It’s relentless lol
@@AVVGaming1 couldn't agree more.
I didn’t play it til wastelanders, but if you don’t mind playing alone most of the time its actually a good game now. Only reason i don’t play anymorw is the end game is trash, too repetitive. At least for me
@@ded2thaworld963 I see, I did hear it improved a lot and that's good but it will never be a game for me it's just no my thing.
Game is great now. All your points are either fixed or addressed now.
Well done. Your video is informative and nicely presented.
Thank you so much for the kind words! I’m new at UA-cam and learning each video. These type of comments really keep me motivated and pushing! If you ever think of a video you want please let me know :)
To the bag, I remember originally they said that they had trouble sourcing canvas material to make it. Then they stated it was too expensive. All while they flew in influencers ahead of time, to take a look at the game... and one of the "goodies" those influencers got... was a high quality canvas bag.
To the Nuka Cola Bottle, the advertising was talking about special hand-crafted bottles, that was the point to buy them. No body bought them for the liquid inside.
100% disagree about the perk system. It definitely takes a minute to wrap your head around it, but once you do, it's really in depth and flexible.
Yes and that’s why I put it in as a bonus as I think that’s more of a me thing. I couldn’t wrap my head around it. I’m sure if someone like you broke it down I could see the value in it!
@@AVVGaming1 well, that's a lot to ask for in youtube comments 😂. It's definitely overwhelming at first, but a lot of it is redundant and is only useful for specific playstyles. The best advice I can give, is to not stress it too much. Switch cards when you feel it's necessary and switch back if it's not working out. Scrap your unused cards unless they're strategic (lockpicking, hacking, or crafting for example). Letting your deck get out of hand can make your head spin. Don't save cards "because I might need it later". If you don't know exactly when you would use it, you can always get it again later. And this is the most important part. You NEVER stop getting more cards. Yes, the packs are random, but you get to choose a card every time you level up, forever. There is no mistake in this system that can't be fixed, given time.
When it comes to animated cards, they're just cosmetic. Keep them or don't, that's up to you.
@@Lordoftheapes79 thanks for writing that out for me! It does take stress away if I know I’ll get more each level up. And it’s cool that you can save them and swap them out later if needed. When I play tonight I’ll give it another go on the next level up now with your tips!
@@AVVGaming1 that's all you can do. It doesn't click at the same rate for everyone, but when it does, you'll find your groove in no time. I've seen many people get overwhelmed by it, but it's also fun to see their opinion of it change once they get it 😂
@@Lordoftheapes79 I think most people will dislike something they don’t understand or succeed at. Once you understand something you will then enjoy it. Mastering something probably makes you the happiest. Hopefully I’ll master the levelling system for FO76 soon! Lol
Bro my fo4 overboss penthouse doesn’t even have a sink for my character to wash their hands. Why does 76 have jacuzzis?
Haha jacuzzis is just the basics! They got so much stuff over at their pads. Us fallout 4 players live in poverty compared lol. It’s of course all part of the atom shop though, cash only for the most part.
@@AVVGaming1no it's not, there are free rewards every season and scoreboard you unlock free rewards every time a season pass comes out. You can choose to spend money but the majority of rewards you can obtain are free from a season pass or obtainable as a plan in game.
I’ve been playing Elder Scrolls Online recently and the difference between that game and failout 76 is so stark, it is painful. That game was designed around NPCs, so you can work with them, get missions from them, be trained by them, interact with them and their stories, Failout 76 was a sociopathic experiment who failed
I play ESO pretty much regularly since it came out. It’s so well done in that every map they drop, had loads of side quests and activities. The writing in ESO has continued to grow and there is so much to do, it’s ridiculous and high quality everywhere you look. When I heard 76 just released a new map now, I was like, really? One map expansion in 5 years? That’s it? Also, Todd Howard was asked about his company on ESO. He said, he doesn’t play it or even look at it. Like he has zero interest in it. Even if he doesn’t, he should have at least played it to learn from it since it’s been incredibly successful for a Bethesda brand online. The fact he didn’t appears arrogant in my opinion. What do you play ESO on? PC?
@@AVVGaming1 PC. I had the game for a year but only recently played it. The factions are fun, the story is great. 76 is an empty skin suit with good ideas that can’t hold together because there’s no story line, it’s just a map with quests from dead people.
@@arandomfawn5289 I’ve just replayed the island of summer set it’s so good! That game is underrated. They just seem to grow with each new release.
I’ll be honest, I struggle so much to have fun with 76. It was my first ever Fallout and I’ve had the game since Christmas 2018, but I’m only Level 37. I’ve been gaining Rose’s trust at the Top of the World for the past 5 years. (Granted the last couple years I accidentally started doing the wastelander’s story.) Luckily I think I’m finally really into it. Combat is just not fun. Until the last couple weeks all my weapons suck and I have only found 5 weapon plans my whole time playing. I got a Gatling plasma and like 10 cores so now I just mow people down. Before it would take like over 3 minutes to kill a super mutant. I run up close to them to do more headshots, Shoot them, run away and get my health back up, and repeat.
Also in the last couple months I’ve finally started going back and playing other Fallouts. I finished 3 (although I want to play it again to do all the side content.) and I’m currently playing New Vegas. Caesar wants me to destroy House’s bunker. After NV I’ll play 4, and maybe the original 2 assuming my 5 year old cheap laptop can run it. I’m guessing it can considering the original ran on 30 year old tech.
Do you see the big difference between the others and 76? It’s night and day and it’s the same for me. I can play and complete 3, NV (my fave) and all the others. 76 I lose interest after playing for a bit. It just doesn’t grab me either.
You need to watch a UA-cam video on some build options, there is absolutely no reason you should be doing so bad at combat when the game is literally so easy to find weapon plans, level up and get through the quest lines. Plenty of UA-cam pages out there.
23:42 - Fun fact: 32767 is actually the level cap because your player level is stored in a 16-bit register. As such, the maximum value it can have is 2^15, which is 32786. However, the 1's digit is truncated, so the max is therefore 32767. Ok, I'm done geeking out now lol 🤓
Haha that’s actually really interesting to know! I wonder how long it takes to reach that level?
@@AVVGaming1there are only a few people who have reached that level legitimately without cheating or xp exploits. There are purely xp builds meant for grinding xp and some people only do just that.
im hapyp to be a fan, your uploads are pretty sweet and about 76, it felt real nice getting 25 stims and 30 radaways from some giga chads
they inspired me to get 50+ on ps4 before i moved to pc, haven't got the chance to grind but will sometime.
Thanks so much! Hoping to keep putting out videos that get better each time! If you have any requests for games let me know! My experience was nice with people online. I think there were mean people online when it first came out but after revisiting it this week, everyone I met just gave me loads of stuff and were really nice! My original playthrough was on ps4 and I got to a high level on there, the loading times are tough though lol
People that hate F76 - never actually played it because they saw the writing on the wall and didn't even tried it. It's better than the writing on the wall says. It is designed for those who already seen it all, tried it all, and just want more fallout experience. It was not designed for mentally unstable FNV fans, that's for sure. They need some help.
Yes I played it a lot and I used this video to sort of explain why someone may not like it despite having never played it. It’s kind of like someone FIFA 2024 is a great game and it might be. But if someone doesn’t like football (soccer) chances are they won’t like it ever. Some people don’t like the online aspect. But as a game, the start may have been rough, but they have committed fully to making the game better and better each year which you have to respect. What level are you?
@@AVVGaming1 512 lvl, and so far the endgame for me is the CAMP building. Because in F76 you build CAMP for other players to enjoy and admire your effort. While in F4 building was more of a gimmick with no real purpose or ability to share it with community. I also like F76's SPECIAL system which is far more superior to any other game in the series of Bethesda's Fallout universe. That includes FNV as well.
@@MrZlocktar I couldn’t really wrap my head around the special system in 76 but another person commented and gave me a full rundown which really helped. As far as the camps, I 100% agree with you on that. In FO4 you can build them and be proud but no one can see the work you put in. In 76 the fact the camps are there and available really makes it rewarding to put so much time in building it and everyone has their own unique house and aesthetics which I really like. From what I’ve experienced as well, people like yourself (higher levels) have tended to be the nicest people I’ve met online. In any game. So much help for the lower level players for no reason other than to help someone. The community has been good. The highest level I ever reached was about 70, but that was back when it first dropped or early on.
I think most takes I've seen on Fallout 76 are too uncharitable to the Monetisation in the game. The cost to play is completely standard to the industry and is actually on the cheaper end of the spectrum. People tend to compare the cost of the game to Fallout 4, when what they should be comparing to is other MMOs. A copy of 76 costs less than the newest WoW expansion, and Fallout First is the same price as a WoW or FFXIV subscription. It's also comparable to season passes in most online games now. Fortnite, Diablo IV, Destiny, CoD etc. As for the Atom Shop sales, Fallout First gives you a stipend of atoms each month and season at a better value than buying Atoms directly, which is enough to buy a featured bundle with a decent amount left over to save up. I have a beautiful camp having only spent money on Fallout First and played through the seasons.
I’m with you! The point of this video is mainly to explain why someone who loved the other fallout games may not like this. Compared to other games it is the only one online with costs for membership. Now compared to other online games, you really do get much better value than other online games in my opinion. None of it is mandatory either. You don’t have to subscribe in order to play the game which is really nice. And you can still get a nice base without spending. If I did a video comparing online costs of MMO games, this would be one of the best games for value. The video was not just to attack 76, more to show how it’s different. I will always respect a company who turns a disaster into something good. Like cyberpunk. The fact they never gave up on it means a lot and says a lot too.
Not to mention that you don't have to have fallout 1st to play comfortably at all. And the "season pass" is completely free. Fallout 1st Is just about convenience you don't "need" it. You can buy fallout 1st for one month and store enough junk for 6 months if you know how to farm junk or make trades for large amounts of junk. I have over 4k hours in the game and yes I have fallout 1st but I don't need it at all. Not to mention using other characters as mules and just having better weight and inventory management. People who don't play think it's all about microtransactions when they see the atom shop which literally is just like skins in any game. You dont need to spend money to play the game at all. The free scoreboards and and now seasons are awesome and even all the dlcs are free. People just have the wrong idea about 76. It's such an amazing game now.
I actually feel the opposite when it comes immersion in a Fallout game. I think Fallout 76 has the most immersive gameplay of any fallout. I build my camp, and name my favorite weapons, I have to go back and help previous factions ive delt with, i even have a pet. Fallout 4 killed me because i couldnt be anyone but this voiced, dad that didnt care about killing his only child because he became a prick. I think this boils down to how the story is told, when I can use my own voice to potray myself and meet other players who ask for help and resources, and i can talk about parts of my camp that need improving, THATS immersive to me.
That’s awesome! I didn’t love the main character voiced in fallout 4 for sure. I think now, after the updates, the dialogue options are much better than 4! They learned from that and abandoned the voice protagonist in future games. So I actually 100% agree with you. As far as fallout 76 goes I don’t have a pet and my base is pretty shoddy at the moment so maybe if I caught up with you I would love it more. Like I said in the video I do like the game now! I just wanted to explain why some people don’t and won’t ever, no matter what updates the games get if that makes sense?
Given that fallout is about Greed and cooperate corruption ruining the world, fallout 76 constantly pushing micro transactions on you WOULD make it the most immersive. But the worst GAME of the series.
@@claytoncampbell6419 hahahaha that’s an awesome comment! Maybe that was the point the whole time!
I have 600+ hours across F3, NV and F4. I've literally never considered playing 76.
I’m probably close to those same numbers. Do you have a favourite out of those three?
@@leggomyeggo808 that is such a true statement! And they’re timeless too!
I don’t know I got a little over 2600+ hours invested into the game so if I’ve made anyone upset just so you know, I made it through it like a unstable marriage but I’ve matured and persevered and it worked out over time it’s not a perfect game, but it’s my perfect game. And you can take that or leave it. I loved it so much that it made me want to go back and play fallout four fallout three and fallout new Vegas
Well that’s a great thing! Some people love it and some hate it. But it’s a video game, which is art and that means it’s down to personal opinion. The fact you have put 2600 hours in shows how much you have enjoyed it. As long as you enjoy it that’s the main thing.
I knew Fallout 76 was gonna be a shitshow at its launch, so i never bought it. Had a coworker who said it was great at launch, which was an obvious cope, so i never considered buying it after that.
It certainly was not great at launch. It really was a mess. How they let it go live is beyond me. Same with cyberpunk. Not sure who does the check ups lol. I’ve seen a lot of people fight for 76 so it certainly has its supporters. It’s just so different to the previous entries.
WRONG! If you don't love New Vegas you ARE definitely wrong.
Haha it’s one my favourite games of all time and I did a whole video on it about a month ago. Still holds up to this day and blows me away. I’ve played and beaten it 4 times now.
@@AVVGaming1 gonna go watch that now lol and yes such a great game! It was the game that got me into RPGs.
@@abendingmetal7640 I hope I did it the justice it deserved! Obsidian got some awesome games coming out soon!
It’s true people who hate on new Vegas are only jealous that obsidian made a better game then Bethesda no other reason it’s all jealousy
@@Dankus_Memeus_II obsidian are that company! They did so well with NV, went quiet for a bit, then TOW dropped and they were back. But I think they had limited time and budget for TOW. They have new games upcoming and I think they’re about to hit their peak and become one of the biggest studios around! We got TOW2, Avowed and another game. I’ll be getting them all on my channel. I’m a big Obsidian fan!
You forgot to mention role play in your opening. That quality is essential to a fallout game. But since F76 doesn't really have much of that (relative to the others) then I'm not surprised that you didn't mention that. That is also the main reason why most fans DONT recommend starting with F76.
Yes they have added some role playing stuff but it’s extremely basic. It’s like you have 4 dialogue options but they all lead to the same outcome no matter what. It’s like a disguised option. Your other comment has me laughing over here I can’t believe I said that lol.
"The players will make stories" in a game that features pvp as a non-optional feature/mode is this absolute negative IQ take I can't understand how any competent dev can make.
Given griefing or cooperation, most players will grief. Sea of Thieves, Ark, Rust, early Fallout 76, etc., etc.
It’s so lazy from the developers really. I mean, if the players create a story between them then great, but that doesn’t mean you omit one in the game. You give them the option of that content as well. At least that’s how I feel it should be done.
The road map that listed Oblivion and FO3 remakes was from before aquisition and covid. The first thing to do in a corporate takeover or when a huge market disruption comes about is cut the fat and focus on the main money makers. I wish they would make the remakes but it just isn’t likely.
24:07 This got me laughing XD It sounded like everyone can unite over hating Fallout 4
Hahaha!!! I was supposed to say some will love fallout 4 and hate new vegas. I didn’t realise I’d just dunked on poor FO4 lol
Only thing about the player homes looking nice and "dream homes" It's only been 20 years after the bombs dropped. You can probably scrounge some stuff up. After 200 years I start to question where the F those NPC's are getting shoes that still have soles on them. Or any clothing that isn't completely shredded.
Yes that’s how I felt about it. It just takes away the feeling of a post apocalyptic world and seems more like a resort spa. It sort of loses the ambience and immersion. Makes me distracted from the experience if that makes sense?
@@AVVGaming1 Oh yeah, some of those CC items are so pristine looking it takes away a lot of the feel.
I played it at launch, so to claim it was literally unplayable is patently false. I couldn't care less about the bag your swag merch came in. The main reason it had a bad launch was because it was simply a very different type of game than the previous single player titles in the franchise. Because fans of those titles knew they wouldn't be getting another one for at least 10 years, they had a fit. And then the youtubers piled on for those juicy, easy outrage clicks.
I can see where you’re coming from absolutely. I think the game received more negative press than it deserved. At this point, the game is a very good game. I played it when it launched and had a personal tough time with it running. Maybe I was just unlucky. As far as the bag goes, it was the way they handled it. If you pay $300 for something, you’re going to expect it. And if it arrives different, you have a right to be upset. But yes, if was a totally different game than the usual fallout and some people will hate it regardless of what it does in the future even if it went on to be the best fallout game, simply because it’s online.
@AVVGaming1 Thanks for the reasonable reply. Regarding the bag, if a game developer messes up your merchandise purchase, sure, you should get what you paid for, but that's a totally different department than the digital game, and doesn't belong in the game review. I wince every hundredth time I hear about it.
@@Monkeypuzzle yes and it’s hurt Bethesda’s reputation despite it probably having nothing to do with them really lol. The customer service team that corresponded with the customers was probably not even related to the Bethesda team. You’re 100% spot on in that the game and those other elements should be separated. But fallout 76 is in a great place at the moment and it’ll only get better.
I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong. I played during the beta and at launch, the game was not in a viable playable state
fans enjoy anything a franchise does, this however does not forgive the horrid launch they had and i believe they should have made and finished starfield before they made 76 76 would have been amazing on the starfield engine.
Yes I agree! It came too early and too quick. They gave starfield 8 years of time. 76? I think like 3 years? At most? That’s crazy when you consider how big the map was, the fact it was the first online game etc. it was only ever going to result in a bad launch. Such a shame really but let’s just hope they learned from it!
Microtransactions, you just buy game assets in the shop
Ugly, Fallout 4 only looked nice because of the volumetric fog, the game itself is not good-looking
Riddled with bugs to this day
Greed and more greed, want to play by yourself? Cough up money, want to not have to care so much about the weight we arbitrarily limited? Buy Fallout 1st!
It has that Live Service *feel*, like every Live Service, everything just gets a bit too wacky and zainy after about 2-3 years of being active
and Fallout feels more like a Fallout themed rollercoaster now, look look look!!!! Power armour!!! Look look look!!! Super mutant!!!! :O :O GUYS LOOK!!! VAULT DWELLERR!!!!
Exactly what I mean! Fallout 3 was a step away from 1 & 2, fallout 4 was another step away from 3 and then 76 is a totally different game. It’s not the same. It’s a different experience. Some people love it, but it’s not a game that I can get immersed into. And I hate micro transactions. The “play by yourself for money” is absolutely the worst too, because I’m assuming most people who want to play by themselves wouldn’t really be Falout 76 fans, more fans of the older games. That should have been free at least as an attempt to bridge the gap lol. I agree with the roller coaster analogy too!
You'd think that after all of Peter Molyneux's bullshit all those years ago, people would be wiser to people like Todd Howard. But then again, a lot of people - especially those online - have the attention span of mayflies.
i really wish that this game serves as a reason to never pre-order or get hyped for games. but unfortunately consumers will consume :( quit giving your money to shitty game companies, they don't deserve it because they'll never give you anything worth the cost of the pre-order.
I honestly don’t understand the need to pre order. We live in a world where the internet exists and if we could just wait an extra day, we would see all the reviews and reactions afterwards and be able to make an informed decision. Pre ordering is risky. And truth be told, I can’t think of any example where a pre order was so important and the product was not available after pre order.
Can you start sourcing hi rez images from the PC world and show a comparison of the horrible graphics the consoles have? I get you're stuck on console, but a few images to show us the difference would help bridge the gap. To say 76 has better gfx than F4 is hard to comprehend, because the console images used here look terrible. Literally hurts the eyes to look at that. I don't have the best PC, but it is able to run F4 4k at 100+fps (it's so smooth and beautiful).
Yes absolutely! This is the kind of feedback in need! I’ll make sure to source PC graphics for future videos and until I get a gaming PC myself. I have a computer but it’s just not gonna be able to run the games but my goal is to get a gaming PC as soon as I can! Then my videos will be up to standard with others. Thank you for taking the time to write this!
I could not care less about online/multiplayer/whatever games, so that's why I never tried this one.
I prefer offline games and always will. I just prefer to get immersed into a fictional world and an online world just breaks that imo
@@AVVGaming1 same, same, same
We 3, one day the servers close and what? All that time you've spent playing thrown in the bin.
I haven't played online games in 15 years, first and last was GTA TBoGT multiplayer back in '09.
Bethesda has lost their way and doesn’t understand what makes a good rpg and I don’t trust they will release anything anytime soon that’s in a complete playable and enjoyable state, I will rely on obsidian to do that for them instead. And if any of you fallout 76 stans disagree.. fight me lol
Let’s get ready for Hope Avowed and outer worlds 2! I guarantee it’ll be the return of obsidians top work! Bethesda lost their way a long time ago and it’s all because of money. Let’s hope they turn it around!
It is such a shame that this janky mess was the latest Fallout experience available when the show dropped. I’m sure many people saw the show, tried this as their first game, and decided not to play fallout, but just watch it.
I will never purchase this no matter how much 'it got soooo much better now' it gets
After the absolutely disappointing fallout 4 I highly doubt this will be any better
It's crazy how people who only started with these 2 games think this is what the franchise is actually about
I would kill for a good fallout again in the spirit of 1-2-NV, heck even 3 was just infinitely better than the last 2 dogwatered down games
"the writing is what makes a fallout games", yeaaaah not so much for Fallout 4 here, completely disagree. This was why I couldn't stand playing the game.
+ the dreamhouse argument can be stated for Fallout 4 too, there you could also have 20000 settlements and the world was colorful and bright and happy compared to the previous fallout games.
Have you seen my video “why fallout 4 divided the fans?” If not, check that one out. I didn’t do the best job of showing what fallout 4 lacked but the gist is there. But check out the comments, it’s so divisive. People really fight for fallout 4. It caught me by surprise lol
I have the same taste as you. But you look at Fallout 4 > Fallout 76 > Starfield. Bethesda not heading in the right direction for gamers like us
@@AVVGaming1 agreed
Because it's a pile of garbage with Fallout iconography, nothing to discuss here
lol I see what your thoughts are on it
You completely misrepresented the current fallout76 and i doubt youve logged into 76 for at least three years.
Not true at all I have played it as recent as yesterday. Like I said at the end of the video, the game has come along way since launch. This video is to explain why some people won’t like it, no matter how many updates it receives. All the footage captured was from yesterday after I logged in. If I did misrepresent it was not with intention to mislead. As I said, it’s a very good game nowadays and I said that many times.
Would have enjoyed a video that would talk about the strides it took and maybe compared and contrasted then and now but fair enough to say that's not the video you were making and I didn't know a good bit of the rocky start.
@@brianjeffryes9985 well I might just take that as a future video? Same with ESO, that game had a tough start and now is a billion dollar valuation. I’ll do the strides for both of those two in the future I promise.
I don't care if Fallout 76 is "good now," the fact Bethesda thought it was acceptable to release it the way it was at launch was unacceptable and their attitude about it afterwards has forever left a bad taste in my mouth.
Besides, I dislike online games, especially immersion-breaking ones like this one where you can wind up on a server surrounded by one-man-army badasses clad in their own custom Power Armors, overpowered heavy weaponry, and player homes that make you think the bombs never fell with how pristine, luxurious, and large they can be. Not only does this downplay the individual player's own achievements and make them seem quaint in comparison, but it also makes you wonder how West Virginia isn't some widely-known heavenly bastion with most legendary fighters throughout the wastes in all the games that came after it... especially Fallout 3, given the state of the Capital Wasteland and how it isn't all that far from the place that's comparatively pretty nice and quite habitable.
Totally agree! I have tried and tried and persevered. I’ve probably played it now about 7 times just trying to get into it, but it’s not my cup of tea. I’m an offline player. I like the dark gritty open world of Falout 3. I love the story telling and side quests in NV. Fallout 76 doesn’t feel like the same type of game. And the way Bethesda released it, fill it with microtransactions, really disappoints me and shows where their priorities lie nowadays, not the fans, their wallets
Got it on sale when wastelanders hit. Played till level 220. Got tired of the LACK of management. Moved on.
Well you can’t say you didn’t give it a go! How do you mean lack of management?
@@AVVGaming1 They couldn't update their calendar on a regular basis. They do an "update" or launch a "new " product and it would break stuff or the thing was broken. My camp can ONLY have ONE turret. Says I got 10, no, no. Creatures taking many seconds to register hits orrr I waste a clip and realize , oh that thing really isn't here. My favorite is when they did some kind of patch an it allowed dupers to lose their freakin minds. They were crashing EVERYBODY'S game. Wouldn't you know it, I go get fallout 1st for a month , to REALLY stock up on supplies . Didn't get to carry out MY plans. Take over a workshop the last wave, the last creature has spawn underground, OUTSIE of the reward area, resources spent? Gone. There IS fun to be had in it. For me just got irritating. Oh MY shelter? I can hear npc conversations from across the map when I enter sometimes. That was freaky.
@@kenmck7802 to this day my camp has an NPC stuck under the floor. Every time in my camp I just hear “it’s tough surviving out here” or something. I have to move the whole camp because they’re stuck there lol
@@AVVGaming1 Ahhhhh Bethesda
Honestly Bethesda was never a good game creator , but they had the good ideas.
See I think up until Skyrim they were as good as any other game creator. Fallout 4 showed a little bit of a lack of ability, simply because they were then competing with other FPS games but it was still a decent entry and a lot of people love it. 76 was a step back and now starfield is just not good enough compared to other games. I did a video called “how Bethesda lost its magic” where I explain the reason the game was so bad. It was poor decision making opposed to just bad game design.
Lol, 76 fans are just being nice out of self preservation. They need you to like the game so the fan base stays high enough to stay supported.