I want F76 to score well for the troll lulz.

Ha! That's actually a pretty good analogy. Lol

Just seems like there are certain similarities between the two. When you hear stuff like 'it's a game where you have to make your own fun', 'large empty world' or 'not as entertaining to play solo' then it's hard not to make the comparisons.

Could be completely wrong of course! Fallout 76 has only just come out and I hear SOT has had a bunch of content added, so take my words with a pinch of salt. :D

Wouldn’t be surprised if PC Master Race was review bombing it just bc the game has no FOV slider.

Petty ass shit like that will trigger them.

I played the beta, and I can say that it is better than Sea of Thieves; however, it really isn't much better. Just like Sea of Thieves being way overpriced, I think the same thing of Fallout 76. Sea of Thieves should have been at the 30 dollar mark, and Fallout 76 at the 40 dollar mark, at most.

Top up with unipin

What are you talking about? You have to own the game to be able to review it on Steam and everyone can see your play time, so it's easy to know if the review is legit or not, unlike trash sites lime MC, where anyone can post BS reviews on anything.

Bethesda games never had a FOV slider and always came with tunnel vision default setting, you fucking troll.

@TheEroica: I have logged a lot of hours into it. It's... not that great.

1. It's kind of boring, and the quest and side quests feel like nothing more than the faction quests of Fallout 4 after you have completed the main story arc. Something like "go fetch item X for research" for the BoS.
2. There are a lot of players who are into griefing: they get into groups, one murder's one member, then they all wait for someone to try and collect a bounty, when someone shows up, they 4 on 1 them to get their loot. It's happened to me several times. Or, en masse, they go around attacking other players 4 on 1.
3. You can easily run out of things like Rad-a-way or stimpacks, and have to spend hours at 50% health before you find some. Crafting them are locked (via strong enemies) until you are a much higher level, and the robot vendors charge a fortune for supplies while rarely buying anything from you.
4. The "survival mode" aspects that are from Fallout 4 are permanently on. So, if you could be in the middle of a quest, and start to lose heath because you are thirsty or hungry. If you have no food or water, you have to leave the quest to go find some.
5. There are a lot of bugs. Frustrating ones - like enemies who appear under the ground and kill you because you can't hit them back.
6. Most players want to play single-player, so you could be in a map with 24 other people and NO ONE shows up for the events.
7. The location points don't always work. I remember when I had to find a "Type T" fuse for the main quest. The location spots had me go to 4 or 5 different locations until one of those fuses actually spawned.

@rmpumper: Same shit different day.

What was once accepted might no longer be accepted anymore.

I’ve seen countless videos complaining about that exact thing: “in 2018 no FOV slider???”

So my statement isn’t far fetched you fucking hack.

The same exact thing was said about every other previous game without a FOV slider, you idiot. You know, in games like Fallout 4, before that in Skyrim, before that in New Vegas, before that in Fallout 3, before that in Oblivion, not to mention FPS games like CoD4, Bad Company 2, Medal of Honor, Metro 2033 and Last Light AND the Redux releases, etc.

But you are a pretend PC gamer, so the **** do you know about FOV in games as real PC gamers have been complaining about no FOV sliders since devs started to use tunnel vision setting as default (early 2000s games did not have this issue as they came with ~90 FOV in the first place).

@rmpumper: Don’t be mad just bc you guys finally acted in a childish way due to a petty gripe.

Been a PC gamer since 2000. FOV sliders aren’t some hidden secret. I know about them, sport.

Well, it's sub 50 on Metacritic.

So much for that I guess.

I’m sure Bethesda will support 76 long term, if people give it a chance.

I would think 76 is better than Fallout 4

This could end up being the lowest rated release from a major publisher in quite some time.

Square Enix just released The Quiet Man so it will be spared that indignity at least

I have been playing Fallout 76, and it is so bad it almost hurts. How anyone care release such a poor performing game is just beyond me.