When you successfully charge $99.99 for something you already sold

[cossayos]

 

This is just like... wtf I mean really? how many will pay for it seriously?

 

So basically fallout 76 is just worse prologue to fallout 4 with only multiplayer...

 

Corrected. Look, guise, we need to seriously troll-slam this.

 

 

I haven't bought FO76, since I'm not interested in multiplayer shooters anyway. I want solid single player games and the occasional realistic racer experience, such as the good old GPL from 1998, that's still modded today. I've got zero interest in being called dick, homo or motherf*#@er by preteens, which is the experience I've taken from playing GTAV online. So Bugthesdas efforts to make me buy this crap are lost on me anyway.

[dragonslayer2k12]

I don't like the multiplayer of F76 at all and of course they had to throw in battle royale mode because other games. There is no story of fallout 76 not yet lol that must be an additional cost later. Best to try that outer worlds game if you can and if that doesn't work out all we have left is starfield.

[HadToRegister]

MMOs can't hold my interest for long anyway, because the quests are pretty much the same thing over and over, just at higher and higher levels

"Go here, collect x amount of these" type crap

I lasted 1 month in TESO, 3 Months in WOW

[nexbil01]

so basically people are gonna continue modding fallout 4 till the next fallout comes out or until outer worlds takes so many fallout 4 fans that no one is left here

[dragonslayer2k12]

Outer worlds needs a lot of mods and more content it won't take interest away for too long.

[BlazeStryker]

Shame we can't find the investor. If we could, well, they're inured to lawsuits by the gamers, but if the main investor joins in for a class-action suit against them for breach of Goddamned contract... They've lied to us and they've lied to the investor. Why the Hell not?

[HadToRegister]

The only thing I'm worried about is that it has locations like Bioware does, where you can follow a certain path, but you can't run all over the map freely.

[BlazeStryker]

The only thing I'm worried about is that it has locations like Bioware does, where you can follow a certain path, but you can't run all over the map freely.

Outer worlds needs its own thread, but given it's Obsidian, I suspect it more of a New Vegas attitude, considering what they were aiming at.

[cossayos]

 

The only thing I'm worried about is that it has locations like Bioware does, where you can follow a certain path, but you can't run all over the map freely.

Outer worlds needs its own thread, but given it's Obsidian, I suspect it more of a New Vegas attitude, considering what they were aiming at.

 

 

I would be careful with Obsidian also. The last two titles didn't live up to it's former glory and they're now part of Microsoft. So I say, wait and see before purchasing something that's rather Microoft in terms of creativity.

[HadToRegister]

 

 

The only thing I'm worried about is that it has locations like Bioware does, where you can follow a certain path, but you can't run all over the map freely.

Outer worlds needs its own thread, but given it's Obsidian, I suspect it more of a New Vegas attitude, considering what they were aiming at.

 

 

I would be careful with Obsidian also. The last two titles didn't live up to it's former glory and they're now part of Microsoft. So I say, wait and see before purchasing something that's rather Microoft in terms of creativity.

 

 

 

Well, the review I watched mentions that you can only go in certain areas that the game lets you run, but you can't go climbing and running EVERYWHERE.

You land on a planet, you can't run all over the planet, just in the areas that you're allowed to in other words.

They used Bioware games as an example for this.