Fallout TV series
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How many years have you been waiting to post this...
Between this and The Last of Us, its been a good year or so for me
I ended up playing 76 about a year ago. It was actually pretty solid, they added a ton to the game after it released.
Did a full playthrough at launch, admittedly I definitely got my money's worth out of it just wasn't up to the level of the previous games. Probably should reinstall and go back for round 2 with the added content since I'm bored with Starfield at this point.
I liked the lord of the rings show. Sure it was not the movies, but it was worth the time.
I still log into Fallout 76 daily if only to do the daily challenges. It's not punitive for F2P players and they update regularly.
And I've heard your comments a lot about Starfield. Think I'll wait till they drop a big update on it before I dive into it.
As for the Fallout TV show...can't wait!
I never really got into the games, mostly because I'd get motion sick whenever I tried playing them - but this show...
On Starfield, there is a ton of places where you can tell content was cut to make the launch date. When you get to about 3/4 though the main quest line you are nearly invincible and everything begins to seem like a grind instead of a challenge. Lots and lots of running through empty areas for very little payoff.
Honestly it feels like they did a major rework of the story and were in a rush with it.
I'd bet that the original main quest sent you into the UC\Vanguard and had you doing those missions, all the way through the terrormorph threat. Those quests (and the freestar side too) were a lot more fleshed out. The beginning of that UC Vanguard questline sending you through the museum is also a big intro to the underlying lore of the game, which would make a lot of sense if you were routed into that right away.
That's too bad. I was so looking forward to that game. I'll probably still play it but wait til all the great modders out there "fix" it.
Sorry to hijack the thread.
I bought 4 for PS4 this week for only $10. Never really got into these games, but I'm enjoying it. Excited to see Jonathon Nolan and Michael Emerson working together again.
