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Actual footage of the Halo TV show.
This week, Fallout: New Vegas turns ten years old, and Fallout 76 turns two! And there’s two specials from two different talented Youtubers I’d like to share with you all, with regards to each game.
This one by ManyATrueNerd is mostly about just trying something a little silly & different, and doesn’t talk too much about NV or it’s legacy, but, hey, it’s a fun diversion!
This video by Kevduit, on the other hand, covers the Appalachian adventure from it’s rocky beginnings (heh) to the not-quite-but-getting-there-good state it’s in now. There’s still a lot for the developers to do, but they’ve shown a strong commitment to stamping out serious bugs and adding significant amounts of content. It ain’t perfect, and it’s still not at the point where I can recommend it to everybody, but I think it’s worth trying out now for more people than before.
@estaraswanberg recommended Kevduit for me months ago, but I only got around to watch him now with this video. It was really funny, and it pointed out the many ways ESO has become a wonderful game, without being afraid to point out its flaws as well. Not to mention the video is really, really funny!
Only one week left and I can play the game again!!
Fallout 76, now with authentic Fallout-brand ingredients! Really, it’s good now!
How long the honeymoon lasts remains to be seen, but I’m enjoying my time in Appalachia. The above video pretty much sums up my feelings on it, and as a newcomer, I’ve only seen the tiniest fraction of the content thus far.
It ain’t perfect, and it still isn’t for everyone, but for just a single example of how much care has gone into this release, they combined the best elements of Fallout 3 & NV’s dialog system (a silent protagonist, as many choices as the writers want and frequent stat checks) along with the few good parts of 4′s (the ability to move the camera around freely and to walk away from chat at any time). They also added a history option, which is something no other title in the franchise has, so they improved upon it on top of that. It’s literally the best system in the whole series now, amazingly enough. And this coming from a game that had NO dialog interface at all before!
I’m only 76 hours in (heh), but I agree with the sentiments of the linked vid, and it’s not spoiling anything, so check it out and see what you think. Oh, and no crashes yet either!
(My Bethesda.net name is GenuineLittlepip, if you wanna add me, btw.)
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The wholesome hillbillies of West Virginia, spotted in the wild!
