Fallout 76-Gamified Boredom @StratEdgyProductions

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This game is one of the most broken, buggy, messy online experiences I have ever had the displeasure to put myself through. The issue is boredom. The game is just plain boring. This also doesn't feel like a Bethesda product because the goal is not your own. You are working towards a goal that someone else has already done and you are just going behind them, retracing their steps. The game is told through babbly, ranty, pause ridden voice overs that do not move the story forward or even establish a story. This is not a good game. This is not an awesome experience. It is Fallout 4 if it had been skinned alive and that skin was worn as a dress.

This game nearly ended my life.

Don't buy it.

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