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While Fallout 76 may have gone a bit over kill on it, they adapted it well for the game we were given. Now don’t get me wrong, I’m entirely of the opinion that less is definitely more when it comes to settlement building, However, in the age of current day Bethesda titles the settlement building g suite is something that just isn’t going away. Apart from the small servers, 76 also capitalized on Fallout 4’s building engine. By keeping server sizes limited to “Dozens” of players rather than hundreds, Bethesda made a very smart and more lore friendly online experience for players. Todd Howard made it extremely apparent during the E3 reveal of the game this is not a party, its the apocalypse. The first and foremost thing 76 has going for it is server size. While not exactly what you’d look for in or expect from your typical post-apocalyptic adventure, and while rushed, Fallout 76 like it or not does have some redeeming qualities. Įasy is it to jump aboard the band wagon and deem Fallout 76 a bad game. “Fallout New Vegas 2 Is Reportedly in ‘Very Early Talks at Microsoft’.” VGC, 24 Feb.

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We anticipate more updates and news regarding the Fallout series under the new umbrella of Microsoft.

While the answer to a New Vegas sequel is still largely up in the air, we are definitely closer than we’ve ever been to the reality of it. Interest has been heavily expressed in the past not only by the community but by Obsidian CEO Feargus Urquhart who views the opportunity like the original Fallout series, the games would be closely related in a relative proximity while still telling different stores. While Grubb would go on to explain this project wouldn’t be in the near future, there is at least interest in the idea of it. Grubb is quoted as saying, ““This is very early, but people have begun to have talks and say these words in sentences, and those words are ‘Obsidian’ and ‘New Vegas 2’.” However, now it would appear creators under the Microsoft umbrella are ready to do the same!Īs reported by VGC, Venturebeat’s own Jeff Grubb discussed the possibility of a new Obsidian crated Fallout now that they are under the same parent company of Microsoft. It’s been quite some time since we discussed the possibilities for a follow-up title to the prominent Fallout New Vegas. Now that Bethesda has been obtained in Microsoft’s most recent purchases, there have been mumblings of Fallout New Vegas 2 finally becoming a reality.

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