@@100kejimaeda sometimes I’ll stalk them in the stealth suit and just kill off enemies they are struggling with and watch them all confused lmao. Then I’ll appear and give them some stuff
I'm glad you aren't one of the ones that guards the ammo using the best weapons to keep destroying new players so they cant enjoy the game. I salute you being one of the decent ones.
The community is so nice. I met a level 30 guy who's probably a new player too, but he pulls out a power armor, places it, fills it with a fusion core, and makes a gesture for me to take it. He gives me a thumbs up and leaves, without knowing that I can't even use it, and his power armor goes back to his inventory after 60 seconds.
I love that reversal of the quote “If it’s Broken, Fix it” I still think it’s bad that Bethesda dropped the ball so hard, they wiped out Atlantis twice but it’s nice that they decided to try and fix it instead of giving it up and abandoning it.
@@Predator20357 Exactly. thats why the original quote is stupid. as if we should be scared of innovation or something. The blackberry worked fine but we have iPhones for a reason.
@@leduckified1534 Okay good! I’ll admit I had to do a double read on the comment and was readying a comment similar to what you said thing until I realized what you meant.
My best experience in Fallout 76 was witnessing two high-level players battling it out in an abandoned town and causing huge explosions while I was playing the piano like this was a Wild West saloon bar fight.
One time I played 76, and every one on the servers was doing the scorched beast queen event. Don’t know why but I must have been playing with a retirement home. Every one in vc sounded over sixty and a heard a someone in the back ground tell one of the players to take their Meds.
I found a camp where someone had built an amusement park like disneyland mainstreet with a huge stage, arcade hall, restaurant, bar, and a giftshop all in one camp. It was so crazy that I had to pull out my in game camera.
The hard part for me has always been that my friends aren’t into fallout and it feels a lot more rewarding to play with people. Do love the public events and new content though.
@@zacharybrown8054 as someone who's not into fallout, aside from the pretty generic gunplay the world just feels barren. Though it's a wasteland so ig that's the point, i just don't really find anything to be interested about in the setting tbh.
@@skywoofyt5375 try 1, 2 or new Vegas. 2 and new Vegas feel less like a wasteland and more like a society trying to rebuild. The first fallout (apart from 76) is the only game that has an excuse to be set in a wasteland, given it takes place about 60 years after the bombs
@@theobell2002 Lil bro doesnt understand that not everyone has the same taste as him, there are people who prefer old fallout to new fallout and i respect that, yall need to chill tf out and let people play what they want.
It was ahead of its time. That was when reviewers were really hard on online only games with no campaign. They also harped on the microtransactions way too. Much.
"And knocked this map out of the park with detail." Would you be able to put a number to how much more detail? Would you say it was.... 16 times the detail?
The thing with the "Then" and "Today" state of games is that it wasn't this way in the early and middle ages of video games, games were actually A FULL PRODUCT, with updates, expansions and dlc feeling more like an extra and not what should have been in the game to begin with, and thus sayin that a game is good now compared to what it was at launch is giving the companies the good thumbs up to keep giving us incomplete products that need more pieces to feel complete.
Absolutely true. It's frustrating to see how back when games shipped working and finished. I can understand a bit how super unbelievably complex games need patching up, but it's like we hit an era where the standard is "hit the deadline, no matter what". That's why games like red dead 2 or hogwarts legacy are so refreshing, products that just seem to work out of the box.
@@Nerobyrne I didn't left it out, it goes without sayin that not all games are great, some were bad yes, but that's more of a developer fault, remember that most games can be delayed the way they can be updated or patched, if the cake is not baked properly, don't serve it, that happened to most crappy games, or the design was just awful.
This just isn't true. Many many MANY big time games follow this model. Anything that was ambitious like early mmos, minecraft even, and all that between the 90s and 2010 was subject to stuff like this. Its just more common now because the space has grown and evolved to accommodate so much more innovation and ambition. Plenty of games launched and failed, and just like now the luckier ones were able to grow over time.
@@rorekthedemon Yeah, minecraft at launch was full of bugs and glitches and basically unplayable, it was only with version 1.come on now, launched in 2020 that it became great, OF COURSE i know it is not new, but even then those games felt completed and not rushed. I mean can you compare minecraft at launch with fallout 76 at launch? The model might be the same, but the craftmanship was different.
Oh man, the Fallout bliss is crazy. Im about to finish New Vegas, just downloaded the next gen update of 4, then I also have 3 on queue and now Im convinced to jump into 76. Its gonna be a busy summer.
Eh, he is being way kinder than the game deserves to be honest. Its a far more stable game than when it launched, but that is not a high bar and really the game itself is just a bog standard sponge shooter with a fallout skin you can play with friends. The community carries the hell out of this game, but its not a good game on its own. Without the community this game would be a 4/10 on its best day.
Whatever you do DO NOT MOD this game. I had thousands of hours into it and had been running a mod that made things like magazines a different color so they were easy to see (as an older gamer with not the best vision this helped a lot). I had been using the mod for well over a year and had never had an issue/warning then was permabanned for using it. No first strike, no warning, no temporary ban. Just a heads up to anyone thinking about it.
I played 76 for the first time probably a couple months after release, played a couple days and maybe got to level 30 before i was bored. After i watched the Fallout show i have started playing again and dude its like actually so much fun. Maybe not a 10 out of 10 game but still its quite good right now.
Eyyyy, that was a great overview. Cracked up at the part about things added and removed--imagine how much content if they didn't take out nuclear winter? Very real on the good stuff & flaws Thanks for including my Haunted House CAMP & you do great builds too!
So I recently got friends to try it out and I could say that I have given my fair share of time in 76 and have definitely seen most of the game could offer, have around like 1.3k hours in the game and at lvl 700. So when I got my friends in and showcased them I noticed that the starting area changed and they added new shit that I have never seen before since I don't really visit that part of the woods, so my group of friends ended up enjoying exploring again together, like how we found a cultist cave with blood rivers inside it.
My biggest problem is that for the multiplayer aspect of the game, its extremely frustrating to play with friends, like its better to join teams then do the quests separately till everyone gets level 50.
id say the opposite the very early game quests work the best with multiplayer and going to every event that pops up is a great early game leveling strat. past the main story most quests are not made to be played as a team especialy with no team progression so you have to see a convo twice or even 4 times depending on team size
The community for this game has been so wholesome so far. I started brand new 10 days ago and I've been given free stuff, helped with clearing monsters and people messaging me saying if i need any help to just message them. I've never seen this from anywhere else besides maybe OSRS (Which can be toxic)
@perceivedvelocity9914 a recent news story. One of Kamala's agents showed up to work, threw tampons at coworkers, railed about "listening to God" and then attacked a coworker before being restrained and disarmed. Truth is stranger than fiction sometimes.
1:00 actually how the fallout community sees it LOLLL I personally think all the fallout are worth playing and awesome in their own way. Also remember the multiple delays for wastelanders ;-; Good times.
I have to agree from playing the game since day 1 and seeing both it and the community grow has been weirdly nice, the community is genuinely filled with some of the nicest people in any MMO
So my buddy and I started grinding 76 this past Christmas. And the different houses and builds we have come across is actually really impressive. We’ve met some really nice people and some a holes in the wasteland.
As one of those people that played at launch (even pre ordered for the tricentennial edition of the game), I left this game in the mud. Came back (not because of the show) a few weeks ago, and I have been thoroughly impressed.
I came back to Fallout 76 after 4 years and wow it's so much better. I had so many random high level plays randomly come to my camp and drop me stuff to help me out. Fantastic community.
I love 76 and have 350ish hrs in it, but the one thing they changed that I didn't really care for was making stuff no longer zone-leveled- makes everything a bullet sponge and means I don't really feel as powerful when I walk around in the Forest anymore. Maybe interiors could be leveled to the player, but the exterior enemies being all based on zones if they wanted to split the difference. But yea its one of my favorite games and imo the best modern Fallout game.
I tried to get into 76 recently when it was on sale but it just didn’t click. It isn’t bad per se, but it doesn’t capture the same feelings as fallout 4, which it feels the most closely related to.
I have finally played Fallout 76, I have been playing for less than a month and I especially loved the map, for me it is the best in the saga and I also joined the enclave automatically, tremendous game, I have been missing
I’m old fashioned. I prefer offline games but F76 is a blast. I’m level 260, I’m excited for the brand new map, & it’s fun giving new players some extra stuff. The 76 community is really cool. The main story is repetitive but the lore of Appalachia and the DLC stories are pretty good.
My friend always makes new home in new spots and has the tendency of changing spots twice within a week and I've only built in four spots since launch and two of em are on ledge's of cliffs. Currently one is new a crashed airplane and overlooking a small Town in the center of a valley, yep just gonna pull a chair out and play a banjo to admire the view. It's not the best game but it's not a bad game... At least not nowadays assuming you got friends
One time someone played a mysterious stranger on me by killing a group of enemies I was struggling with and disappearing without me getting to see who saved me
I’m level 41, and got the soiled mascot and suit of mr.fuzzy suit, legendary weapons, 3 fixers, all the fasnact mask and more. I love giving things away to new players even if I’m new too.
Fallout 76 is absoultely not going to be for everyone, but I firmly believe that it has become a truly good (possibly even great) game. Yes, it absolutely deserved to get dunked on relentlessly for it's abysmal launch. But, people who STILL insist that Fallout 76 is terrible are full of shit, and likely haven't touched the game in years.
@@joserijalkasyasyaf9723 i dont like it, way too many grindy elements, the world is empty, 0 roleplaying elements, perk system sucks ass. but try it yourself dont listen to anyone about which game is good, which one is not. buy gamepass, try it, if you dont like it refund the price of gamepass. be aware tho, there are like 3 resolutions in total in the settings, might have to fuck around with the settings file, depends on your monitor. just bethesda things
They're not full of shit its just their opinion. Not every game is going to be for everybody, that's not how life works. I played to like lv100 around the time The Pitt came out after not having played since launch and it was strictly ok, and I really didn't understand how ppl could say its a GOOD game now, cuz my honest opinion is that its not. The game just wasn't for me, and that's ok.
Kinda sad to think we’ll most likely never have another multiplayer fallout again. I love the other fallouts but there is something so amazing about being in a wasteland with other human being. It actually feels alive and it feels like it’s healing. Easily my top 5 games of all time.
I played Fallout 76 when it came out and I lost faith in the series. I came back to it because it’s on game pass and the show, it’s night and day. It’s so enjoyable I actually got my gf into it and she’s never played a fallout game.
I got Fallout 76 from Prime, and I'm excited to try it. I'm glad Bethesda kept improving the game and added NPC's. It's crazy how they thought that no NPC's was a good idea.
Fallout 76 is pretty fun and the story is pretty interesting with the whole Scorched plague and the whole Mothman cult Pretty cool that Bethesda actually saved the game instead of abandoning it like how most developers do if their live-service game fails
My favorite part about FO76 is how limited the inventory is. Everything needs crafting components so you're constantly picking up junk but OOPS, your stash back at base is full. Not to worry though, you can just buy the Fallout 1st subscription and have unlimited storage space for crafting components! They literally created a problem and then sold people the solution. I can't get behind scummy tactics like that.
you know what you dont need like 80 weapons and different armors in there and you dont need thousands of mats if you wanna make something go out get the mats make it then go back out when you wanna make more shit also fallout 4's building much better than this, with mods cause fallout 4 has the settler system and the supply line systems like that which 76 doesnt and yes you can build these games and shops but for who to man those shops who's gonna play the games or instruments
I started playing few years ago reached level 28 then stopped but I've picked the game back up recently and I'm hooked I'm now. I'm in the 80s for level and grinding for a jet pack for my power armour and the other usual stuff like gear weapons ammo caps etc. Although been struggling with the nuke mono whatever its called mine side quests and the people I've tried it (team+randoms) could just put a dent in it but we all kept dying and gave up. I realised that its probably best to wait it out for that or find a high level team. But overall really enjoying the game in its current state.
Nothing wrong with vanilla new Vegas. How are you so into 76 I can’t get into it. And the camps kinda sucks that you can’t keep the camp were you put it.
I just started playing 2 weeks ago. I personally love the camp building and went a little nuts with my build. Some random that wasn't on my team at level 1328 walks up to me and is like "Hey, you like to build right? Here's some plans" I shit you not, it was a bag with one of every basic building plan that I was looking for. Didn't even get the guys name just his level. I put one of his plans he gave me on display as a memory for my first wholesome moment
i played 76 on xbox since launch stopped about a year ago bc i switched from xbox to pc i got sad and didn’t want to play it this jump got me back in it
Not really. The developers thought that the game wouldn't need NPCs because Fallout players would talk to each other. They really didn't understand the Fallout fan base. It's made up of introverts. The game became good after Bethesda accepted that and added NPCs to the 76.
I was one of the few people who LOVED Fallout 76 at launch. Like, the art and sound were excellent, and it made many improvements to Fallout 4's gameplay.
Exactly i liked the lack of npc's as it gave a sense of desolation with you feeling like the last group still alive after the scorched wiped out everyone the holotapes allowed you to hear everyones hope when joining a faction then their slow defeat and final last stand
Agreed. That’s the reason why I stopped playing. Having a max cap of 1200 is ass. They basically force you to buy the subscription fee for unlimited space lol. I have a full storage and full inventory, I can’t even fast travel or go anywhere because I’m encumbered. This is literally why I picked Fallout 4 up a few weeks ago.
@@BANISHERSTEEZY you have to clean out your stuff. its likely junk that's the bulk of the problem. Look and see if you really do need to be carrying 4k scrap metal or whatever.
Gotta admit Kev from like 9mins on you sound like Todd Pitching the game back when it first came out "16x the detail, dynamic weather whenever you look, and every person you meet is a player." Like it looks better but no real end game as they slowly drip content whilst further pushing atomic store, sounds like at most they got it to F4 base level. Which while a massive improvement from start its still quite a deeply flawed game.
I havent played yet but ive heard that the community helps out newbies and there is a lot of collaboration. One can hope the real nuclear fallout would work like that.
What a like about fallout 76 and kinda fallout 4 is the talk about rebuilding and letting go of grudges. 76 and his storyline aint new vegas but seing community fight together after the bomb and fell is kinda like the player helping each other to keep the game till bethesda fix it
@@nightninja7012always there to fuck me drop card for the nuke. Each and every fucking time i've killed him like 36 time. He and his follower should fear me minigun.
you can just buy it, the microtransactions are just mostly cosmetics. there are some (very insignificant) p2w features like buying scrap materials and XP boosters type stuff, but they're just a waste of the premium currency to spend on
It's not pay to win. Atomic Shop items are 99% cosmetic and the remaining 1% of stuff are small boosts that they might give out for free daily. Everything else is earned through actually playing the game, completing quests and doing public events.
I remember that Fallout 76 launched as a MMORPG that everyone had to roleplay in. The story that you experienced was one you had to make. Sounds like fun on paper but you have to understand the average gamer mentality. No one roleplays unless absolutely forced to, and most of the time they roleplay psychopaths because it's easier than building a well-thought character. I hate multiplayer roleplaying, but I might still get Fallout 76 to experience the world of post-apocalyptic Appalachia.
The "average gamer mentality" is of an absolute psychopath because the average person is an absolute psychopath and a dumb one, too. This is why sandbox games aren't as popular, because the average player would have to actually use their imagination.
Is taking 5 or so years to become playable really worth celebrating? It's like you bought a brand new car, then had to wait years for all the parts and now you're able to drive it
Is it worth celebrating when someone who's been an addict from a young age finally manages to get clean after years even though a lot of people are clean their whole life?
I remember playing in January of 2019 and I was so bored I joined a group post on Xbox, and I've had so much fun with those people fallout 76 will always have special place in my heart.
the problem with the other fallout games is that if you simply play long enough you become unstoppable. Not something a survival game like this is going for. It is essentially your levels and perks being a resource you need to manage instead of just growing indefinitely and snowballing you into no longer having any challenge in the game.
@@claytopolis I understand where you are coming from. I agree, it's good for the longevity of a game. But I come from RPGs where lvl 20 you are pretty much a god and you can smack dragons.🙂 I was a bit spoiled with Fallout 1,2,3, and especially 4 with no level cap.
RPG is about playing a role. Not about stats advancement. Some of the best RPGs have no classes or levels at all. But no, this is a lootershooter anyway.
76 has been a pretty good game for a while. The Wastelanders Update was essentially the definitive release of the game. It began the rise to where we are now.
I still fucking hate it. It’s crazy to me how ppl see how expensive and ridiculous items are in the atom shop after paying for a game and say “I’m ok with this”
the atom shop is NOT the entire game you can absolutely play your entire playthrough without EVER opening the atom shop and you'll still most likely be well off by level 40-50
In terms of gameplay I’d agree but in story idk. FO4 was very meh and FO3 had a pretty crappy ending without the dlc. Like imagine making a dlc just to correct your shitty ending 😭.
Honestly, I know it’s not 3 but after seeing players talking about New Vegas being better I decided to retry it. I can’t get into it sadly, Fo4 > 3 > NV
I bought it back when it was 5 bucks, you can regularly find it on sale though and I have to say it still is one of the most fun games I've played in a while and I keep coming back for update. The player base for the most part are rather helpful and friendly which is odd considering the content, but hey its there! I can't count the amount of times when I started players just dumped crafted gear on me, or when I was doing a pipegun playthrough ("Wait you're building a build for those? On purpose?"). Id suggest playing it if you haven't, especially with the new influx of new players from the show.
I preordered fallout 76 back when I was in high school and was extremely sad I played the beta and just felt defeated the entire time. I’ll definitely go back to it and try it again thanks to you
Been enjoying fallout 76 since the wastelanders update, and it's been getting better and better every time I come back to it. The plans they have for it going forward are exciting too. Rough start, but as a years long fallout fan I love it now.
as a day one player (now like level 400) the bigest problem (thats never been fully fixed) is the crashing. Maybe its a playstation thing but if i move too fast and give too many rapid commands it’ll just crash me. Even during events I’ve crashed and missed loot, and it happens a lot at events with lots of people. It did crash more on day one, but I’ve NEVER played for a day and not crashed.
It's definitely a hardware thing. My Fallout 76 has only crashed like 2 times over 200 hours on my current character. But I have a monster gaming PC. My friends on weaker hardware crash constantly tho, and I imagine it's even worse on console.
@@MutantMasterRace yeah i was gonna put that in my comment but unlike 90% of games that moved from PS4 to PS5 there is no PS5 version. Normally theres a PS4 version and an upgraded PS5 version which has better graphics and faster loads but bethesda didn’t.
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As a level 678, my end game is following low level players around the map and giving them some stimpaks or other useful aid items.
Good end game grindset.
@@100kejimaeda sometimes I’ll stalk them in the stealth suit and just kill off enemies they are struggling with and watch them all confused lmao. Then I’ll appear and give them some stuff
@@isaiahvillasana4373 Bro think he batman lol jk
I'm glad you aren't one of the ones that guards the ammo using the best weapons to keep destroying new players so they cant enjoy the game. I salute you being one of the decent ones.
@@GHOST5800000 slide into battle. Justice. FOR GOTHAM
The community is so nice. I met a level 30 guy who's probably a new player too, but he pulls out a power armor, places it, fills it with a fusion core, and makes a gesture for me to take it. He gives me a thumbs up and leaves, without knowing that I can't even use it, and his power armor goes back to his inventory after 60 seconds.
You can do the same by going to your inventory and dropping the power armor instead of placing the power down.
This had me laugh way harder than it should, probably because I could see myself or one of my friends actually doing this.
Trollolololo
Its the thought that counts 😂
At least he tried
I love that reversal of the quote “If it’s Broken, Fix it”
I still think it’s bad that Bethesda dropped the ball so hard, they wiped out Atlantis twice but it’s nice that they decided to try and fix it instead of giving it up and abandoning it.
My favorite is "If its not broke, fix it."
@@leduckified1534 So like…improve upon it? Make it Better?
@@Predator20357 Exactly. thats why the original quote is stupid. as if we should be scared of innovation or something. The blackberry worked fine but we have iPhones for a reason.
@@leduckified1534 Okay good! I’ll admit I had to do a double read on the comment and was readying a comment similar to what you said thing until I realized what you meant.
@@leduckified1534it’s sad thing that it is a motto for every company.
My best experience in Fallout 76 was witnessing two high-level players battling it out in an abandoned town and causing huge explosions while I was playing the piano like this was a Wild West saloon bar fight.
Did they start at the third town bell ring?
@@ZeroFormLak I think so? Honestly its been a while since I last played so I'm not too sure.
Do you know in red dead online bars the pianist cant be killed no matter what and keeps playing no matter what?
One time I played 76, and every one on the servers was doing the scorched beast queen event. Don’t know why but I must have been playing with a retirement home. Every one in vc sounded over sixty and a heard a someone in the back ground tell one of the players to take their Meds.
Most likely fallout veterans! The old heads from the first games
😂😂😂😂
@@Dweezy30 the Shady Sands retirement home
Arroyo Elders Council
Congrats you found the Fallout 1 players.
I found a camp where someone had built an amusement park like disneyland mainstreet with a huge stage, arcade hall, restaurant, bar, and a giftshop all in one camp. It was so crazy that I had to pull out my in game camera.
The hard part for me has always been that my friends aren’t into fallout and it feels a lot more rewarding to play with people. Do love the public events and new content though.
My friends aren't into fallout either and it's so annoying! How do you not like fallout?
@@zacharybrown8054 as someone who's not into fallout, aside from the pretty generic gunplay the world just feels barren. Though it's a wasteland so ig that's the point, i just don't really find anything to be interested about in the setting tbh.
Fallout 76 is full of friends waiting to be made...
The game needs companions
@@skywoofyt5375 try 1, 2 or new Vegas.
2 and new Vegas feel less like a wasteland and more like a society trying to rebuild.
The first fallout (apart from 76) is the only game that has an excuse to be set in a wasteland, given it takes place about 60 years after the bombs
Seeing Kedvuin standing at the front line of 76’s defence against the whole world 5 years straight is an experience on itself.
that’s what I’m saying bro I swear he makes a 76 video every year
The King of Bethesda shills.
@@theobell2002nuh uh
@@theobell2002 Lil bro doesnt understand that not everyone has the same taste as him, there are people who prefer old fallout to new fallout and i respect that, yall need to chill tf out and let people play what they want.
Evolve could've worked out. I miss hiding as the monster and toying with the hunters
Yes I agree
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Genuinely loved Evolve... Ha ha
I regret not playing that game
It was ahead of its time. That was when reviewers were really hard on online only games with no campaign. They also harped on the microtransactions way too. Much.
The storage endgame is crazy relatable 💀😭 like I don’t even know what taking up 1200 space in the first place 💀💀💀💀💀
It’s always those darn fusion cores
@@yoshipow3807can confirm i have 50+ 😂
So real
Stimpaks
Ammo and junk! Gotta have an infinite supply while not being infinite.
i just love how kevduit still have valkyn skorias mask on his little char in his videos
best monster set
So that's the thing!
"And knocked this map out of the park with detail."
Would you be able to put a number to how much more detail? Would you say it was.... 16 times the detail?
How original how fresh I'm rolling on the floor laughing
I thought that was a Clever quote@@MerrillDragonAge
i know its you todd
The thing with the "Then" and "Today" state of games is that it wasn't this way in the early and middle ages of video games, games were actually A FULL PRODUCT, with updates, expansions and dlc feeling more like an extra and not what should have been in the game to begin with, and thus sayin that a game is good now compared to what it was at launch is giving the companies the good thumbs up to keep giving us incomplete products that need more pieces to feel complete.
What you conveniently left out is that many games were just straight Garbo back then.
And they stayed that way, with basically no notable exceptions.
Absolutely true. It's frustrating to see how back when games shipped working and finished. I can understand a bit how super unbelievably complex games need patching up, but it's like we hit an era where the standard is "hit the deadline, no matter what". That's why games like red dead 2 or hogwarts legacy are so refreshing, products that just seem to work out of the box.
@@Nerobyrne I didn't left it out, it goes without sayin that not all games are great, some were bad yes, but that's more of a developer fault, remember that most games can be delayed the way they can be updated or patched, if the cake is not baked properly, don't serve it, that happened to most crappy games, or the design was just awful.
This just isn't true. Many many MANY big time games follow this model. Anything that was ambitious like early mmos, minecraft even, and all that between the 90s and 2010 was subject to stuff like this. Its just more common now because the space has grown and evolved to accommodate so much more innovation and ambition. Plenty of games launched and failed, and just like now the luckier ones were able to grow over time.
@@rorekthedemon Yeah, minecraft at launch was full of bugs and glitches and basically unplayable, it was only with version 1.come on now, launched in 2020 that it became great, OF COURSE i know it is not new, but even then those games felt completed and not rushed. I mean can you compare minecraft at launch with fallout 76 at launch? The model might be the same, but the craftmanship was different.
Oh man, the Fallout bliss is crazy. Im about to finish New Vegas, just downloaded the next gen update of 4, then I also have 3 on queue and now Im convinced to jump into 76. Its gonna be a busy summer.
Do 76 last definitely longer play than the others
Play 1 and 2
@@LondonLockreal those games are peak
Yeah save 76 for last
It’s storyline is surprisingly long
🤢🤢🤮🤮
Man just hearing kev saying all this stuff about fallout 76 makes me want to play it
Eh, he is being way kinder than the game deserves to be honest. Its a far more stable game than when it launched, but that is not a high bar and really the game itself is just a bog standard sponge shooter with a fallout skin you can play with friends.
The community carries the hell out of this game, but its not a good game on its own. Without the community this game would be a 4/10 on its best day.
If you want an empty sand box game to kill time then do it otherwise don't waste your time.
It's great fun I got back into it and they let you start at level 20 to jump into the content
Do you have 500$ if not you can’t build the houses he showed
I suggest getting on gamepass to see if its worth your time, that's what I'm doing, can't say the early impression is good enough haha.
Whatever you do DO NOT MOD this game. I had thousands of hours into it and had been running a mod that made things like magazines a different color so they were easy to see (as an older gamer with not the best vision this helped a lot). I had been using the mod for well over a year and had never had an issue/warning then was permabanned for using it. No first strike, no warning, no temporary ban. Just a heads up to anyone thinking about it.
You know it’s gonna be a fantastic day when Kev uploads not once but twice
@@Rexxsar101 Second channel got a new video.
@@Rexxsar101there is a second channel
I played 76 for the first time probably a couple months after release, played a couple days and maybe got to level 30 before i was bored. After i watched the Fallout show i have started playing again and dude its like actually so much fun. Maybe not a 10 out of 10 game but still its quite good right now.
Ahhh my house was featured
Just got into this with a friend and loving it. The community is great and I'm loving exploring the map at my own pace.
Eyyyy, that was a great overview. Cracked up at the part about things added and removed--imagine how much content if they didn't take out nuclear winter? Very real on the good stuff & flaws
Thanks for including my Haunted House CAMP & you do great builds too!
So I recently got friends to try it out and I could say that I have given my fair share of time in 76 and have definitely seen most of the game could offer, have around like 1.3k hours in the game and at lvl 700.
So when I got my friends in and showcased them I noticed that the starting area changed and they added new shit that I have never seen before since I don't really visit that part of the woods, so my group of friends ended up enjoying exploring again together, like how we found a cultist cave with blood rivers inside it.
My biggest problem is that for the multiplayer aspect of the game, its extremely frustrating to play with friends, like its better to join teams then do the quests separately till everyone gets level 50.
Having this problem rn
id say the opposite the very early game quests work the best with multiplayer and going to every event that pops up is a great early game leveling strat. past the main story most quests are not made to be played as a team especialy with no team progression so you have to see a convo twice or even 4 times depending on team size
The community for this game has been so wholesome so far. I started brand new 10 days ago and I've been given free stuff, helped with clearing monsters and people messaging me saying if i need any help to just message them. I've never seen this from anywhere else besides maybe OSRS (Which can be toxic)
Im having a great time, working on getting my Secret Service armor
Gonna fist fight a coworker and get disarmed and most likely jail time? Lol
@@stillcantbesilencedevennowhahaha. Did you just have a stoke? What does that mean?
@perceivedvelocity9914 a recent news story. One of Kamala's agents showed up to work, threw tampons at coworkers, railed about "listening to God" and then attacked a coworker before being restrained and disarmed. Truth is stranger than fiction sometimes.
Same here I only need the left leg and right leg so 1500 Gold bullion I have a little over 800 right now I can’t wait.
@@perceivedvelocity9914i do love stokes . If you gonna try and make fun of someone for spelling at least make sure you ain’t having a STROKE yourself
That's my BUILD at 6:54 - I love this game, and it's got issues but building is 75% of the reason I still play! Nice to see soo many people in it.
1:00 actually how the fallout community sees it LOLLL I personally think all the fallout are worth playing and awesome in their own way. Also remember the multiple delays for wastelanders ;-; Good times.
I have to agree from playing the game since day 1 and seeing both it and the community grow has been weirdly nice, the community is genuinely filled with some of the nicest people in any MMO
So my buddy and I started grinding 76 this past Christmas. And the different houses and builds we have come across is actually really impressive. We’ve met some really nice people and some a holes in the wasteland.
It’s a good game if you take it for what it is with the community and the state now
Gotta appreciate the player "CalamardoTesticulos" 2:28
Squidward Testicles 🙏
As one of those people that played at launch (even pre ordered for the tricentennial edition of the game), I left this game in the mud.
Came back (not because of the show) a few weeks ago, and I have been thoroughly impressed.
I came back to Fallout 76 after 4 years and wow it's so much better. I had so many random high level plays randomly come to my camp and drop me stuff to help me out. Fantastic community.
The amount of pure joy I got seeing my camp in a kevduit video is amazing. 🤩
And yes Fallout 76 is still worth playing.
I love 76 and have 350ish hrs in it, but the one thing they changed that I didn't really care for was making stuff no longer zone-leveled- makes everything a bullet sponge and means I don't really feel as powerful when I walk around in the Forest anymore. Maybe interiors could be leveled to the player, but the exterior enemies being all based on zones if they wanted to split the difference.
But yea its one of my favorite games and imo the best modern Fallout game.
I tried to get into 76 recently when it was on sale but it just didn’t click. It isn’t bad per se, but it doesn’t capture the same feelings as fallout 4, which it feels the most closely related to.
I have finally played Fallout 76, I have been playing for less than a month and I especially loved the map, for me it is the best in the saga and I also joined the enclave automatically, tremendous game, I have been missing
if feels like not that long ago you were one of the only 76 youtubers that had quality videos im glad you didnt get stuck with it and got so big
I’m old fashioned. I prefer offline games but F76 is a blast. I’m level 260, I’m excited for the brand new map, & it’s fun giving new players some extra stuff. The 76 community is really cool. The main story is repetitive but the lore of Appalachia and the DLC stories are pretty good.
0:16 Man seeing that Evolve clip at the start, so much nostalgia I miss it so much
My friend always makes new home in new spots and has the tendency of changing spots twice within a week and I've only built in four spots since launch and two of em are on ledge's of cliffs. Currently one is new a crashed airplane and overlooking a small Town in the center of a valley, yep just gonna pull a chair out and play a banjo to admire the view. It's not the best game but it's not a bad game... At least not nowadays assuming you got friends
One time someone played a mysterious stranger on me by killing a group of enemies I was struggling with and disappearing without me getting to see who saved me
A common trend of games with disastrous launches getting somewhat good years down the line
I’m level 41, and got the soiled mascot and suit of mr.fuzzy suit, legendary weapons, 3 fixers, all the fasnact mask and more. I love giving things away to new players even if I’m new too.
Fallout 76 is absoultely not going to be for everyone, but I firmly believe that it has become a truly good (possibly even great) game. Yes, it absolutely deserved to get dunked on relentlessly for it's abysmal launch. But, people who STILL insist that Fallout 76 is terrible are full of shit, and likely haven't touched the game in years.
I agree 100%
Is it really good tho, i donr trust ppl make video but actual player that aren't bias can, so is it good? Or at least decent to play? I want to try it
@@joserijalkasyasyaf9723 i dont like it, way too many grindy elements, the world is empty, 0 roleplaying elements, perk system sucks ass. but try it yourself dont listen to anyone about which game is good, which one is not. buy gamepass, try it, if you dont like it refund the price of gamepass. be aware tho, there are like 3 resolutions in total in the settings, might have to fuck around with the settings file, depends on your monitor. just bethesda things
@@joserijalkasyasyaf9723 For me it is decent. Try it yourself.
They're not full of shit its just their opinion. Not every game is going to be for everybody, that's not how life works. I played to like lv100 around the time The Pitt came out after not having played since launch and it was strictly ok, and I really didn't understand how ppl could say its a GOOD game now, cuz my honest opinion is that its not. The game just wasn't for me, and that's ok.
Kinda sad to think we’ll most likely never have another multiplayer fallout again. I love the other fallouts but there is something so amazing about being in a wasteland with other human being. It actually feels alive and it feels like it’s healing. Easily my top 5 games of all time.
Honestly, I 100% understand those who refuse to play F76 purely out of principle; it should ABSOLUTELY NOT have launched in the state it did.
Agreed. They put in the work to make it worthwhile, but that shouldn't ever be the case, especially when folks have to drop $70 on it at launch
I get what you're saying but the game launched 6 years ago. Holding onto hate that long is extremely unhealthy.
@@fennikk2433 This question means you didn't watch the video.
Or atleast fully
@@Whiteluz100 I wrote the question before I got to that part.
@@fennikk2433 then why keep the comment?
He’s not the hero we need, but the hero we deserve. Shine a light on this gem of a game and growing community 👏🏻
I played Fallout 76 when it came out and I lost faith in the series. I came back to it because it’s on game pass and the show, it’s night and day. It’s so enjoyable I actually got my gf into it and she’s never played a fallout game.
I hope she leaves you.
I got Fallout 76 from Prime, and I'm excited to try it. I'm glad Bethesda kept improving the game and added NPC's. It's crazy how they thought that no NPC's was a good idea.
Good video as always Kevduit
I'm level 30( a new player) and a group of level 25s came up to me and gave me all their level 30 drops lol, I love the community in this game.
Have you heard of the Bear and the Bull?
RETRIBUTION!!!😂
I’m most surprised that most people are doing events again. People only used to do events like Scorched Earth, Eviction Notice, and Radiation Rumble.
Fallout 76 is pretty fun and the story is pretty interesting with the whole Scorched plague and the whole Mothman cult
Pretty cool that Bethesda actually saved the game instead of abandoning it like how most developers do if their live-service game fails
The thing that has always been great about Fallout 76 is the community, since the game launched everyone playing has been so nice
Like any good MMOs…imma login, do my dailys, logout and go play modded Fallout 4………..oh wait.
FO4 update made dirty textures black :[
Lame
It’s pretty easy to roll back the update I did it from RUclips
Just got back into it, this and siege are two of my favorites games I played at the peak of their hype and now they're back
My favorite part about FO76 is how limited the inventory is. Everything needs crafting components so you're constantly picking up junk but OOPS, your stash back at base is full. Not to worry though, you can just buy the Fallout 1st subscription and have unlimited storage space for crafting components! They literally created a problem and then sold people the solution. I can't get behind scummy tactics like that.
you know what you dont need like 80 weapons and different armors in there and you dont need thousands of mats if you wanna make something go out get the mats make it then go back out when you wanna make more shit also fallout 4's building much better than this, with mods cause fallout 4 has the settler system and the supply line systems like that which 76 doesnt and yes you can build these games and shops but for who to man those shops who's gonna play the games or instruments
Well, I played a lot without 1st, and while inventory management may be annoying sometimes, it is pretty easy thing to do.
@@D2Jayden3453 Who says "mats"?
Fallout 76 at launch : simplified fallout 4 that can be played with friends.
Glad to see we finally got to have the 16 times the detail we were promised.
How original how fresh I'm rolling on the floor laughing
@@MerrillDragonAge 👌🏻
I started playing few years ago reached level 28 then stopped but I've picked the game back up recently and I'm hooked I'm now. I'm in the 80s for level and grinding for a jet pack for my power armour and the other usual stuff like gear weapons ammo caps etc. Although been struggling with the nuke mono whatever its called mine side quests and the people I've tried it (team+randoms) could just put a dent in it but we all kept dying and gave up. I realised that its probably best to wait it out for that or find a high level team. But overall really enjoying the game in its current state.
Sheet im hooked now not the im bit lol
Nothing wrong with vanilla new Vegas. How are you so into 76 I can’t get into it. And the camps kinda sucks that you can’t keep the camp were you put it.
I just started playing 2 weeks ago. I personally love the camp building and went a little nuts with my build. Some random that wasn't on my team at level 1328 walks up to me and is like "Hey, you like to build right? Here's some plans" I shit you not, it was a bag with one of every basic building plan that I was looking for. Didn't even get the guys name just his level. I put one of his plans he gave me on display as a memory for my first wholesome moment
i played 76 on xbox since launch stopped about a year ago bc i switched from xbox to pc i got sad and didn’t want to play it this jump got me back in it
Kevduit, hearing the Resistance: Fall of man OST in the small segment really took me back to my childhood for a moment. Thanks for that :)
So... basically, WE have become the alpha testers... and we pay THEM for it...hmmmm. I dont like that feeling.
Not really. The developers thought that the game wouldn't need NPCs because Fallout players would talk to each other. They really didn't understand the Fallout fan base. It's made up of introverts. The game became good after Bethesda accepted that and added NPCs to the 76.
The siren ambient music from New Vegas gives me goosebumps every time, Fallout was at its peak.
I was one of the few people who LOVED Fallout 76 at launch. Like, the art and sound were excellent, and it made many improvements to Fallout 4's gameplay.
Exactly i liked the lack of npc's as it gave a sense of desolation with you feeling like the last group still alive after the scorched wiped out everyone the holotapes allowed you to hear everyones hope when joining a faction then their slow defeat and final last stand
I joined yesterday and after playing for like 10 mins a high level player came and just started giving me everything I could need
Got back into it recently. The stash limit is still shit. :/
Agreed. That’s the reason why I stopped playing. Having a max cap of 1200 is ass. They basically force you to buy the subscription fee for unlimited space lol.
I have a full storage and full inventory, I can’t even fast travel or go anywhere because I’m encumbered.
This is literally why I picked Fallout 4 up a few weeks ago.
@@BANISHERSTEEZY you have to clean out your stuff. its likely junk that's the bulk of the problem. Look and see if you really do need to be carrying 4k scrap metal or whatever.
7:03 is that a howls moving castle house?
Looks like it for sure
Gotta admit Kev from like 9mins on you sound like Todd Pitching the game back when it first came out "16x the detail, dynamic weather whenever you look, and every person you meet is a player." Like it looks better but no real end game as they slowly drip content whilst further pushing atomic store, sounds like at most they got it to F4 base level. Which while a massive improvement from start its still quite a deeply flawed game.
I havent played yet but ive heard that the community helps out newbies and there is a lot of collaboration. One can hope the real nuclear fallout would work like that.
What a like about fallout 76 and kinda fallout 4 is the talk about rebuilding and letting go of grudges. 76 and his storyline aint new vegas but seing community fight together after the bomb and fell is kinda like the player helping each other to keep the game till bethesda fix it
Starting playing 76 again it’s actually ok now
Last time I played mothman jumped me when I was looting a plane reck
@@nightninja7012 nice
@@nightninja7012always there to fuck me drop card for the nuke. Each and every fucking time i've killed him like 36 time. He and his follower should fear me minigun.
No fucking way that Howls Castle build is real
I’m thinking to buy this game but is the game pay to win or can I just play it without paying a single buck after I buy the game?
they are giving away free licenses to people who have amazon prime accounts. Its on prime gaming.
you can just buy it, the microtransactions are just mostly cosmetics. there are some (very insignificant) p2w features like buying scrap materials and XP boosters type stuff, but they're just a waste of the premium currency to spend on
It's not pay to win. Atomic Shop items are 99% cosmetic and the remaining 1% of stuff are small boosts that they might give out for free daily. Everything else is earned through actually playing the game, completing quests and doing public events.
You can progress entirely free, most paid things are assists not requirements (Plus you can earn premium currency through quests!)
Over 1600 hours on steam. Completing every season since season 1. Got even one of my best friends playing it with me. It IS good.
I remember that Fallout 76 launched as a MMORPG that everyone had to roleplay in. The story that you experienced was one you had to make. Sounds like fun on paper but you have to understand the average gamer mentality. No one roleplays unless absolutely forced to, and most of the time they roleplay psychopaths because it's easier than building a well-thought character.
I hate multiplayer roleplaying, but I might still get Fallout 76 to experience the world of post-apocalyptic Appalachia.
The "average gamer mentality" is of an absolute psychopath because the average person is an absolute psychopath and a dumb one, too.
This is why sandbox games aren't as popular, because the average player would have to actually use their imagination.
It was the wild west in the early days. So many destroyed houses. I quit 76 about 3 years ago.
The one thing fallout 76 does really well is it’s world. By far my favorite map from any fallout game and it’s not even close.
Seeing Evolve brought back so many memories
What has changed in the past 2 years? It was extremely boring the last time I tried it. ZOS is also trash nowadays.
As someone who recently started, having fun as hell! Community is so friendly i never thought a gaming community like this existed!
Is taking 5 or so years to become playable really worth celebrating? It's like you bought a brand new car, then had to wait years for all the parts and now you're able to drive it
It was good like a year after launch imo...I actually didn't like wastelanderds
Is it worth celebrating when someone who's been an addict from a young age finally manages to get clean after years even though a lot of people are clean their whole life?
A car and a game are certainly comparable yes I admit you're clever
Yeah. It would be worth it if the car cost sub 100 bucks.
It was decent 1.5 years after the release.
I remember playing in January of 2019 and I was so bored I joined a group post on Xbox, and I've had so much fun with those people fallout 76 will always have special place in my heart.
I like RPGs where you grow. Are you truly growing with cards? Where is the RPG when you assign cards?!?!?
the problem with the other fallout games is that if you simply play long enough you become unstoppable. Not something a survival game like this is going for. It is essentially your levels and perks being a resource you need to manage instead of just growing indefinitely and snowballing you into no longer having any challenge in the game.
@@claytopolis I understand where you are coming from. I agree, it's good for the longevity of a game. But I come from RPGs where lvl 20 you are pretty much a god and you can smack dragons.🙂 I was a bit spoiled with Fallout 1,2,3, and especially 4 with no level cap.
@@ragebyte then this isnt a game for you i guess.
RPG is about playing a role. Not about stats advancement. Some of the best RPGs have no classes or levels at all. But no, this is a lootershooter anyway.
I’m not even a minute in and I’m getting ptsd from the helldiver theme in the beginning, I can tell this guy is a helldiver, he just has to be
76 has been a pretty good game for a while. The Wastelanders Update was essentially the definitive release of the game. It began the rise to where we are now.
imo it should have never released without humanoid NPCs
Lmao I feel the same way everyone is architect in 76 and there's me lol
1 month ago you where trashing on it
Money trumps all dislikes or likes.
@@ChaosGaming965 yep that’s why I don’t trust any reviews.
You can still have problems with a game you like.
@@doomslayer8025Mas ele está certo o jogo realmente e divertido e realmente melhorou ao longo do tempo, isso e um fato
6:55 what a nice looking bar! Wonder if they sell drinks?
I still fucking hate it. It’s crazy to me how ppl see how expensive and ridiculous items are in the atom shop after paying for a game and say “I’m ok with this”
the atom shop is NOT the entire game
you can absolutely play your entire playthrough without EVER opening the atom shop and you'll still most likely be well off by level 40-50
They have given out the game for free several times and goes on sale for like $5 all the time
oh no there’s optional micro transactions that almost entirely cosmetic
Such a great video you are completely right as someone who started playing last year
Fallout 4 > 3 and I’m tired of pretending it’s not
In terms of gameplay I’d agree but in story idk. FO4 was very meh and FO3 had a pretty crappy ending without the dlc. Like imagine making a dlc just to correct your shitty ending 😭.
yea
Many people who prefer 3 over 4 are likely over the age of 40
Yeah way better 😊
Honestly, I know it’s not 3 but after seeing players talking about New Vegas being better I decided to retry it. I can’t get into it sadly, Fo4 > 3 > NV
I bought it back when it was 5 bucks, you can regularly find it on sale though and I have to say it still is one of the most fun games I've played in a while and I keep coming back for update. The player base for the most part are rather helpful and friendly which is odd considering the content, but hey its there! I can't count the amount of times when I started players just dumped crafted gear on me, or when I was doing a pipegun playthrough ("Wait you're building a build for those? On purpose?"). Id suggest playing it if you haven't, especially with the new influx of new players from the show.
"Literally you will die if you play this" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I preordered fallout 76 back when I was in high school and was extremely sad I played the beta and just felt defeated the entire time.
I’ll definitely go back to it and try it again thanks to you
Man, I ain't playing 76 with latency.
Sounds like a you problem
Skill Issue.
Been enjoying fallout 76 since the wastelanders update, and it's been getting better and better every time I come back to it. The plans they have for it going forward are exciting too. Rough start, but as a years long fallout fan I love it now.
you did not just say fallout 3 is outdated
It is. Get real.
It is tho
@@SinastarCrossis NV outdated?
@@Darh1407 at least you can ADS in nv lol
@@I_Am_Wasabi_Man i could if it didn’t crash every 3 steps
as a day one player (now like level 400) the bigest problem (thats never been fully fixed) is the crashing. Maybe its a playstation thing but if i move too fast and give too many rapid commands it’ll just crash me. Even during events I’ve crashed and missed loot, and it happens a lot at events with lots of people. It did crash more on day one, but I’ve NEVER played for a day and not crashed.
It's definitely a hardware thing. My Fallout 76 has only crashed like 2 times over 200 hours on my current character. But I have a monster gaming PC. My friends on weaker hardware crash constantly tho, and I imagine it's even worse on console.
100% Bethesdas fault for not optimizing the dang game
@@MutantMasterRace yeah i was gonna put that in my comment but unlike 90% of games that moved from PS4 to PS5 there is no PS5 version. Normally theres a PS4 version and an upgraded PS5 version which has better graphics and faster loads but bethesda didn’t.
No thanks. I'll pass.
Then you will never know how good it is now.
Missing out
You can get a code for $2