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See AllFallout 76 Has Me Opening My Phone Multiple Times a Session for All The Wrong Reasons
Nobody It's a fun game. I have around 800 hours between PC and Xbox. The wonky quest lines are irritating but the game is great otherwise.
Fallout 76 Has Me Opening My Phone Multiple Times a Session for All The Wrong Reasons
Victor The vault raid IS solo. You're talking about something different than I am. I'm referring to the vault raid when you side with either the crater or foundation. That quest is bugged like crazy. Dialogue freezes and you have to restart. Turrets become invincible and you have to restart. Not mention randomly dashboarding (Xbox) and having to restart. I've never gotten through that quest with no less than 3 restarts due to bugs.
Welcome The Next 6 Big Open-World Crafting Games
Solarpunk and Permafrost look pretty cool. I really enjoy base building/survival games, so I'll be checking them out when they launch.
Fallout 76 Has Me Opening My Phone Multiple Times a Session for All The Wrong Reasons
You are going to HATE the vault raid. I have done that a couple times on different play throughs and have had to restart it at least 3-5 times to make it through. For added fun, it doesn't save so you have to restart the whole raid. It almost made me uninstall the game I was so mad. I rage quit a few times and didn't play for a week or so.
It’s Time to Admit Borderlands Captured Lightning in a Bottle with this Game, and Borderlands 4 Proves it Will Never Happen Again
I loved BL3. The introduction of a pet class character was something I wanted to see happen. I hated the villains in a good way. The loot drops were good and plentiful.
BL4 missed the mark. They overcorrected in a bad way. They made it too hard. I played on easy mode and still got killed in 2 shots by regular enemies. I didn't make it to the first farmable boss before giving up. I was nearly 2k credits in debt from dying all the time. Enemies were bullet sponges for no reason. I never had bosses in BL3 kill me in 2 hits.
If this is the future of Borderlands, I'm out. It was a good run. I'll keep playing 2 and 3.
7 Open-World Games Worth Playing Just For Their Exploration
Purely wandering is definitely NMS. I can jump systems for hours just to see what's out there. It's easy to get sidetracked by the next "shiny object" in your scanner. They have definitely adopted the 45 second rule of gaming and taken it to a whole other level.
Building is top notch. I haven't played a game with an easier build mechanic.