#Fallout 76 builds they nerfed free#

In F76, its gtfo out of the vault, you have junk to go collect. In Fallout 4, the game starts in a pre-war town filled with people, the first cutscene/interaction is all about people/family, and the first gameplay out of the vault is about finding people as well. Fallout: New Vegas has you literally starting in a human town, with the first interaction being with a doctor, and then you go on to save/destroy said town and its people. Shortly after leaving the vault, you had to a fairly large settlement of humans that gets you rolling. In Fallout 3, you also start in a vault, but as a child surrounded by other humans, including your family. That initial experience is just shockingly empty compared to previous Fallout games. Robots guide you along, as you walk a linear path picking up your starting gear before exiting out (Also: nothing says ‘this is a shit-tier Fallout game’ like starting on a linear path that spoon-feeds you until dropping you outside). You start in the vault, but you are the only human in it.

Knowing this, F76 immediately feels empty. The big problem, one that might be fixed soonish, is that F76 does not have NPCs like all previous Fallout games (and all RPG games since the dawn of time). It was exactly what I thought it would be (I played for all of about 30 minutes, so this is a really in-depth review!)

#Fallout 76 builds they nerfed free#

Fallout76 was free last week, so I took it for a spin.