When Fallout 76 released earlier this year, I gave it a fair shot. Like many, I tuned out of the game after playing a few hours. However, I didn't quit because of bugs or because I thought the gameplay was bad. Instead, I was just tired of Fallout's take on the end of the world. After several games of unclimbable rocky terrain, bombed out buildings filled with burnt books and skeletons, and sassy writing, I was just exhausted of the setup. Sure, Fallout's gameplay has shifted many times over the...
When Fallout 76 released earlier this year, I gave it a fair shot. Like many, I tuned out of the game after playing a few hours. However, I didn't quit because of bugs or because I thought the gameplay was bad. Instead, I was just tired of Fallout's take on the end of the world. After several games of unclimbable rocky terrain, bombed out buildings filled with burnt books and skeletons, and sassy writing, I was just exhausted of the setup. Sure, Fallout's gameplay has shifted many times over the...
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