pipbadger

I have seen many 0-rating reviews and consider them troll-ratings and not to be taken honestly. the game does have glitches but seems to be dependent on your hardware. i use a 32gb system with RTX-2060, i7-6700k and SSD and the (very slight) glitches i have experienced are nothing to cry to mama about. The game at or near to RECOMMENDED specs runs like a dream for me, story is great, and i enjoy combat/hacking and exploring the vast open world. there are graphical/texture glitches on occasion but i consider them acceptable due to the games scale and are sure CDPR will address them. At the end of the day, CDPR are nowhere near the Bethesda level bugginess and people (mainly console players) will complain and leave unrealistically low ratings because it won't run on the their weak systems or it's Rad to dump on others in 2020. watch, follow and subscribe to a good honest YouTube and watch their review or through and then decide to buy or not.

Graphically a beautiful game but boring and dull. i would rather watch a piece of toast falling over to the music of kiroyuki sawano, at least it will be exciting to watch. the woke level with diversity and representation is over 9000 and not a game for the escapist. Just a dull story, with dull characters and a lot of current year BS. i will still enjoy part 1 but will try to remove part 2 from memory like the Disney sequel trilogy.

I absolutely love this game, great story, fantastic visuals, would definitely enjoy a sequel. 10/10

I expected a lot more from one of my most beloved game publishers. Fallout 76 is a complete disgrace in my honest opinion. in the early days, Morrowind and oblivion had glitches and bugs that were to be expected, Fallout 3 had the exact same issue but the gameplay and story put those problems to the wayside. With the release of new vegas and then Skyrim the novelty of Bethesda was wearing thin, however, with the release of Fallout 4(a game I was genuinely excited for) the never-ending pattern of poor quality, the use of an aging engine, unbelievable persistent bugs present since oblivion days and an uninspiring story. all I can say is, thank god for mods. Fallout 76 is the worst game ever created by the publisher but fortunately for them, there are people who enjoy the opportunity to play fallout with friends and family. However, this does not excuse the fact that this is a "boring as **** game. NO NPC's except quest giving robots, A boring as hell story(if you can call it a story), terrible enemy encounters, **** at best PVP and early 2000 graphics that want to make me throw up. It's sad when small indie game developers are doing a far better job producing quality games with a compelling story for $20-$40 and Bethesda wants $60 for a sub-par game with in-game currency and purchases. Most games like Fallout 76 are generally free-to-play with in-game purchases, the best example is always WARFRAME. Don't purchase this game, find a trusted reviewer and then make your decision. Don't let Bethesda off the hook for this cheap attempt at money grabbing.

I expected a lot more from one of my most beloved game publishers. Fallout 76 is a complete disgrace in my honest opinion. in the early days, Morrowind and oblivion had glitches and bugs that were to be expected, Fallout 3 had the exact same issue but the gameplay and story put those problems to the wayside. With the release of new vegas and then Skyrim the novelty of Bethesda was wearing thin, however, with the release of Fallout 4(a game I was genuinely excited for) the never-ending pattern of poor quality, the use of an aging engine, unbelievable persistent bugs present since oblivion days and an uninspiring story. all I can say is, thank god for mods. Fallout 76 is the worst game ever created by the publisher but fortunately for them, there are people who enjoy the opportunity to play fallout with friends and family. However, this does not excuse the fact that this is a "boring as **** game. NO NPC's except quest giving robots, A boring as hell story(if you can call it a story), terrible enemy encounters, **** at best PVP and early 2000 graphics that want to make me throw up. It's sad when small indie game developers are doing a far better job producing quality games with a compelling story for $20-$40 and Bethesda wants $60 for a sub-par game with in-game currency and purchases. Most games like Fallout 76 are generally free-to-play with in-game purchases, the best example is always WARFRAME. Don't purchase this game, find a trusted reviewer and then make your decision. Don't let Bethesda off the hook for this cheap attempt at money grabbing.