Charlie Hall: "Fallout 76 is in desperate need of private servers. The time I spent with the beta Tuesday night on Xbox One felt awkward, with other players as well as global events intruding on what has traditionally been a solitary experience. I understand that Bethesda is taking a calculated risk with its next game by trying to add something new to the Fallout series, but if the company isn’t careful, Fallout 76 may diminish the franchise in the eyes of its most dedicated fans."
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"I understand that Bethesda is taking a calculated risk with its next game by trying to add something new to the Fallout series, but if the company isn’t careful, Fallout 76 may diminish the franchise in the eyes of its most dedicated fans."
I'm pretty sure that this will likely be the end of the Fallout series for me. There's no way they won't be incorporating any of the stuff from this into the next, proper Fallout game.
good morning blogger, it really doesn‘t need such an article. everybody is feeling the same way about a generic fallout online experience. and most will ignore this release. minus the shooterfans who are into generic experiences.