+++ Best DLC Ever!

Trailer for DLC alone is awesome too.

Ever thought there would be something worse than Cyberpunk 2077 launch in 2020?

Well this beats that.

Downloaded game at 11am and just got up to get something to eat. its now dark outside and almost missed work.... LOL. Recommended.

Honestly amazing game 10/10, sadly though the dev's have pretty much abandoned the game entirely so I can not with a good heart recommend this game until the dev's decide to come back and start adding content again.

Fallout 76 Review – A Rocky Start Turned Decent Solo Experience

🌟 Rating: Mixed but Improving 🌟

When I first played Fallout 76, back during Season 1, I have to admit—I hated it. The lack of NPCs, shops, and meaningful interaction made the world feel lifeless, and the game didn’t quite capture the magic of the Fallout franchise that I loved so much. It felt like a big, empty sandbox, and for a series known for its rich storytelling and immersive NPCs, that was a massive letdown.

Fast-forward to now, and I can say Fallout 76 has come a long way. The introduction of NPCs, quests, and player-driven shops has made the game far more enjoyable and brought much-needed life to Appalachia. The updates and additions like Wastelanders and the ongoing seasons have added depth and direction to the experience.

That said, I still prefer to play solo. While the multiplayer aspect is fun for some, I’ve always loved Fallout for its personal, immersive journeys—and Fallout 76 can still deliver that, especially if you enjoy exploring the world at your own pace. The survival mechanics and crafting system are solid, and the map is stunning, with plenty of nooks and crannies to uncover.

While it may never be my favorite Fallout game, Fallout 76 has grown into something worth playing, especially if you love the franchise and enjoy solo exploration. It’s not perfect, but it’s proof that even a rocky start can lead to something better. 🛠️☢️✨