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Topic	So a friend of mine tried to get me to get Fallout 76. "They fixed it"
DepreceV2 10/07/19 8:45:25 PM #4:	MabusIncarnate posted... They are different experiences imo, I played both for quite some time. I can sit here and spout off the differences, but my point is pretty much I can see someone preferring one over the other. I guess because it isnt like Ive played the game. But man... is it still a buggy mess? I know it looked really buggy during that small slice I saw but is the entire game that bad? Because if it is... that just looks like nothing but frustration. DuneMan posted... If it's the side mission I'm thinking of, that's been glitchy since the game launched 11 months ago. Bethesda's main angle with Fallout 76 seems to be pushing their 'Atom Store', where they hope to sell stuff via microtransactions. They even removed a large portion of the free Atoms new players get, replacing them with one-time healing items that can be hoarded at level 2 by picking a loot upgrade called Pharma Farma. Of course it is. They have some nerve to push micro transactions so much inside of an insanely buggy game. (Unless Im wrong on that) They should fix the game first. --- Yes... I'm a Hanzo main <cite>DepreceV2 posted [p:928475381] in So a frien... [t:78070617]...</cite> <quote>MabusIncarnate posted...</cite> <quote>They are different experiences imo, I played both for quite some time. I can sit here and spout off the differences, but my point is pretty much I can see someone preferring one over the other.</quote> I guess because it isnt like Ive played the game. But man... is it still a buggy mess? I know it looked really buggy during that small slice I saw but is the entire game that bad? Because if it is... that just looks like nothing but frustration. DuneMan posted...</cite> <quote>If it's the side mission I'm thinking of, that's been glitchy since the game launched 11 months ago. Bethesda's main angle with Fallout 76 seems to be pushing their 'Atom Store', where they hope to sell stuff via microtransactions. They even removed a large portion of the free Atoms new players get, replacing them with one-time healing items that can be hoarded at level 2 by picking a loot upgrade called Pharma Farma.</quote> Of course it is. They have some nerve to push micro transactions so much inside of an insanely buggy game. (Unless Im wrong on that) They should fix the game first. --- Yes... I'm a Hanzo main</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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