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Fallout 76 is the first Multiplayer Entry for the series. Everyone heard about the problematic launch, but through continuous updates this game has developed A LOT since! Despite all of that, I believe that you can finish the quest lines for the first time in a very short duration because of how catchy it was (at least for me). So if you want to get a game that has a vast story line of non-repetitive content, this is not it.

However, it is still a Bethesda game, that comes with a lot of downsides but also upsides like amazing details to world building. And it is a multiplayer game after all, so let us explore what multiplayer elements you can find in this game!

One of the first things you will be prompted to do after leaving the Vault is to build your very own C.A.M.P.!
In your camp you can, similarly to Fallout 4, build a sort of "settlement", however a lot more narrowed down as it will be your own DIY player home.
The placement of the camp and the building inside the camp is limited, in the sense of you cannot build it directly next to map markers or other quest essential locations to avoid making them inaccessible to other players. On top of that there is a budget that is equally annoying as in Fallout 4 simply to keep the game stable.
But all of that does not stop people from making amazing builds and I quite frankly believe that the camp building community in this game is insanely good at what they are doing with the tools they are given.

Generally speaking the player base of Fallout 76 is incredibly wholesome, it is a game that connects people from all kinds of social backgrounds, where you can completely dive into the world and I think this escape from reality is what makes it so appealing for many especially in times like these.

Coming back to other features that players love is trading in-game items. Fallout 76, again similar to Fallout 4, has weapons and armors with legendary effects. Some named uniques you can acquire from events, quests, legacy content (meaning they are not obtainable anymore) and with that many collectors who like to have e.g. every named weapon in the game.
There are several ways to trade in Fallout 76 but also outside of the realm of the game. Through your vendor you can place in your C.A.M.P. or player to player trade (walking up to someone initiating/requesting a trade to browse through each others inventory). The alternative is third party websites offering places to advertise your gear, most popular are discord, reddit or even facebook.

Believe it or not, there even is a modding community for Fallout 76. This is not actively supported by Bethesda but it does come with a lot of Quality of Life improvements for the game, either for accessibility reasons, aesthetics. The best website to find such mods is Nexus Mods. They are mostly limited to re-textures of game assets, audio changes (e.g. radio music), visual overhauls (lower/higher resolution textures) but also some pretty cool UI mods that give you a list of players in your server, a text chat mod, some of the features that popular mods gave actually have been implemented into the game after some time. So I think the developers are paying attention to the player needs.

There used to be a PvP game mode in Fallout 76, which was called Nuclear Winter. It was a battle royal game mode but has been discontinued in late 2021. Since then, not much has changed for the game which encourages to fight other players.
You can safely enable the Pacifist mode in your settings and not have to ever bother with PvP ever in your entire play time.
The only feature which could force you into it is if you claim a workshop. These are spread across the map and you can build extractors for various junk items. It is beneficial for new players if anything and not many people bother with them as they are only occupied by you until you leave the server so it is not really worth building it up much.
Some players enjoy PvP and either show it by melee attacking you to see if you have pacifist on or not or they stand at train stations waiting for someone to duel them, but the scene is pretty small and you will barely ever see them.

For me (after 1700-1800 hours playtime including the times of when the game was exclusive on the bethesda launcher) there is mostly repetitive content and maybe an update with a new quest every half a year. What kept me playing is definitely the player base and I love to just talk to people either in-game or discord. Helping new players is probably the most rewarding feeling for a veteran after being helped myself when I was fresh to the game.

December 3rd will be a huge update to the game for true endgame content, introducing raids, which is a lot more difficult than your daily Operation or Expedition to the Pitt or Atlantic City. These you can do safely after level 50 or 100, the raids are aiming for players above level 200 and with very good gear and builds.

That being said, the game is still in active developing, being able to play as a Ghoul has been announced for March 2025 and fishing has been announced for late 2025. Give the game a try when it is on discount or free to play weekend, maybe join a discord server or bring a friend with you, games are more fun together after all. But if you prefer to play fully on your own, you are not forced to play with others, except the raids you can probably do everything else in this game on your own if you need to. If anyone has more questions about this game, feel free to post a comment on my profile.

fallout 1st is almost a requirement if you want to actively play the game (thinking of ammo box, scrap box)
now i am big in trading so i have millions of ammunition and junk, would probably be around 500000 added up carry weight at least (without reduction perks)

it is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ business model to pay for a game and then have to "pay to play", i guess you don't, but it really is so much easier doing it. i am subbed to 1st for 2 years now for sure, so i maybe am part of the problem that this business model worked, but i have over 1600 hours in the game (counting bethesda launcher time) and its really bizarre how little you can do without fo1st.

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This DLC was what I expected it to be, a canon "mod" focus tree that focuses on few South American nations. I did not ask for more, though of course, I love when there are new mechanics in the game, but this wasn't it.
There definitely are a lot of things that need to have another rework. Namely: Germany focus tree. I hope there will be a fresh revamp from since Waking the Tiger has dropped almost 6 years ago. I hope to see that in addition to a Belgium and Ireland tree hopefully? I am very glad how this game is developing and see myself being able to enjoy it for many many more hours in the future. However you'll do it, I am sure you will make a nice tree with new and funny references :) Thanks for the creativity that you bring with each new DLC. I can definitely see how you have improved over the years in making new content.

I recentely had the chace to div into lirthel corpmany, and boy, was it an out-of-this-world xperence! Much like amgous, it's all abot tactical plannin and teamwork, and let me tell you, the alians didn't see me comin!

The grahpics in leefball comparty are so reelistic that I felt like I was in a spaceship hurrling thru the cosoms. The atenshon to detail in the alien arcitecture is mind-blowin, and it relly added to the imersion. I had no idear what I was doin, but it was a blast!

Now, here's where it gets interestin: as I was playing, I couldn't help but daydreme abot space tacos. You see, lethil coompony has this way of makin you crave intergalactic snaks. I couldn't help but wonder if the assturnots in the game ever take a brake from all the action to enjoy some space tacos. Are they as delishus as they sound? Do they come with cosmic salsa? These are the questshuns that kept me up at nite after playin lithium copany. So, if you're into servivel gems that make you ponder the mysteris of the universe and crave CHEESE CHEESE CHEESE! space tacos, this game is definitly for you!

I have not played Warzone 1 (as you can see 0 hours playtime) but I think the Halloween event is really good.
I like this battle royale more than Apex Legends but damn, the CoD HQ has a terrible user interface. [Nothing to do with Warzone though.]
The game is fine, if there wasn't such a big cheater issue and SBMM is zZzZzZ too especially since there already is a ranked gamemode, makes no sense for non-ranked to be as competitive.
Additionally the servers are kind of ♥♥♥♥ sometimes, feels like they use PS3 Hard Drives for them.
Dislike the clear "meta gaming" and how the night mode is so dominated by the holotherm optics and has a terrible visibility, also how some characters blend into terrain a lot.
Could really be a skill issue but Gulag is only 30-40% normal and the other 60% is either people who perma prone and camp or they run around in circles and we both lose because I cannot hit/find them.
I really only play this right now from having played the "CoD: MW 3 (2023) Beta" and waiting for it to be released and leveling up weapons in the meantime. It lacks good run-and-gun and I think having either MW2 or MW3 would make your time playing CoD a bit more enjoyable and serves more variety

A really good game, idea and implementation however I feel like there is not much replayability after you played every map maybe twice or thrice, I really enjoyed PvPing in the headquarters downstairs but in retrospect I think that this feels a bit like a CoD campaign/mission. Thinking of MW3 (2011) Special Ops.

Fallout 3: Game of the Year Edition is a true classic many of us grew up with, and remains so even to this day. Arguably the best game within the series, the Steam version remains true to it's core intentions and gameplay style, all the while remaining an enjoyable experience for both those returning and those who are new. It provides an experience that is calming, exciting and rewarding, along with unique and interesting side modes to choose from upon completion of it's dynamic storymode.

Would definitely recommend.

Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is a true classic many of us grew up with, and remains so even to this day. Arguably the best game within the series, the Steam version remains true to it's core intentions and gameplay style, all the while remaining an enjoyable experience for both those returning and those who are new. It provides an experience that is calming, exciting and rewarding, along with unique and interesting side modes to choose from upon completion of it's dynamic storymode.

Would definitely recommend.

GOOD

I really love the game sadly the DLC is regionlocked or at least not available in Germany so I will not be able to 100&% this game :(((