i would love to play this game, but i would want to play the single player experience only, the online aspect should have always been optional from the beginning, and so because of this, i stay and play FO4 instead because i have so much more freaking freedom to play how i choose, and i can not touch 76 because of this one detail. now i have heard of local servers and such, but that's not what i'm talking about, i'm talking about a complete full package single player experience, one that does not at any point of the time need access to the internet, so that's the only possible way i could play this game, but i highly doubt that they will ever make a dedicated version for single player use.
I like what you had to say here, fair and honest. Thats so very important. I see so many videos where they are just farming the hate train like a giant game of telephone, I stopped commenting on those videos to defend the game especially when they say something completely incorrect about it because I always get attacked for it. I saw one the other day where the reviewer went on a whole tangent about the daily quests being in the way and there being no way to toggle them off. Like, you could toggle quests in FO4 and its the same for 76, its the same menu lol. People watch that and think, oh wow you cant toggle unwanted quests off and they just ride on into the sunset with that narrative. Fair and honest should win the day, not whats trending. So thanks for the video and keep it up =)
I remember it being very fun at the time we had a double-XP always PvP mode. But then people found ways to exploit the PvP so that only a few builds were viable.
You'll get a year of play two if your a completionist and the season board is good, but after that it becomes repaints and the same mobs over and over. Don't expect variety with updates. Still I'd give it a solid 7 out of 10 because the bones of a great game are there but a hobbled start and lack of interest that affected its development and investment show through in the game. For the price play it you won't find a better deal.
I started at launch, and while it has had some bumps, ESO had its moments and it is thriving. I hope they continue to support the game, there is a lot of unexplored content on the main map alone worth fleshing out. Glad to see long timers still promoting the game, everyone who tries it lately has a lot of positive things to say. Maybe the TV series will hype it up a bit.
I came in with a fresh slate - no preconceptions about your video, almost tempted to try 76 again given it's been a good few years since I had, but you have failed to communicate any compelling reason for me. It just sounds boring. The only thing going for 76 is its dedicated community, but a dedicated community doesn't make a bad game, good. Sorry.
While the community is great for all the Fallout games, the betrayal Bethesda did with the terrible release and worse follow during the first two years has really turned so many people off that even Starfield release was effected
