Whilst the game itself is still a fundamentally flawed product, it has to be said that Bethesda's commitment to the once abysmal empty husk of an overpriced carcass has meant the game has become more and more the competent product that gamers had expected when when it was released at the end of 2018. I truly believe that if Bethesda continue to commit to developing 76 then by the time 2022 comes around I might be able to say to myself 'I'm glad I sank over £100 into the Power Armour Edition' and end my crippling depression over it. Now if only Bethesda could remove Atoms and erase Fallout 1st from the face of the planet in the same manner that a nuclear bomb evaporates everything that surrounds it, that would be great.

Whilst the game itself is still a fundamentally flawed product, it has to be said that Bethesda's commitment to the once abysmal empty husk of an overpriced carcass has meant the game has become more and more the competent product that gamers had expected when when it was released at the end of 2018. I truly believe that if Bethesda continue to commit to developing 76 then by the time 2022 comes around I might be able to say to myself 'I'm glad I sank over £100 into the Power Armour Edition' and end my crippling depression over it. Now if only Bethesda could remove Atoms and erase Fallout 1st from the face of the planet in the same manner that a nuclear bomb evaporates everything that surrounds it, that would be great.