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Mantis42 posted:Didn't people like Elder Scrolls Online? They should have just let the people who made that do an online Fallout game if they really had to have one tbh. ESO has better writing and more decisions / consequences than most Bethesda games, they probably don't want people to get used to expecting that level of quality.
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Elendil004 posted:If anyone on PC is able to die in some water so I can rez them that would be cool. I tried it with a friend and the bear near Site Alpha but the bear hit me and then E only drank the water vice rez'ing which was real dumb. Do they have to be like fully in the water like under water or in like, a puddle? As long as they are in a puddle it counts. The shallow water in the Encrypted area is one of the usual spots for this achievement, I think.
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twistedmentat posted:I am one squirrel away from getting a tadpole badge. Take the Vox intepretor daily and server hop until it says to shoot a squirrel. It'll highlight where they are currently spawned on that server.
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Sensenmann posted:Yes, they are all stored on your harddrive. If you've been doing your faction grinding this folder is going to be filled with like 20 photos of Paige drinking coffee.
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twistedmentat posted:Well, i actually wanted to delete some because i don't need a zillion photos of aliens from that daily. 
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twistedmentat posted:I broken down and bought the ammo converter with my freed atomics. I also noticed that when I was in the shop, the mannequins are gone so maybe they'll be in the next game board? You have to get a military I. D. From the Charleston DMV
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A Sometimes Food posted:I also think part of the idea is culture tried to move on and the 50s aesthetic and values were in large part enforced from above. Fallout 76 deals a lot with the repression of labor, and the way it portrays it is really good. Highly recommend it.
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Morality_Police posted:Fallout TV show has done what I thought was impossible, and made my partner - who has historically given 0 shits for Fallout - want to play 76. We've been up past bedtime the last couple nights building a new camp together and doing quests, while I buy up every useful schematic we find along the way to hand over to her. I don't think it will last longterm - we're both too busy to get into a new MMO-type game in a serious way - but it's fun as hell right now. To save on flamer fuel, don't hold down the button. The server doesn't usually update mob damage for a second or two, so usually you are already killing the mob in a single click - it's just not showing up. Holding down just eats up extra fuel.
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Inzombiac posted:In FO76, are cross/bows viable long-term? Depends on what you mean by "viable." Depending on legendary effects, plasma bows can be a lot of fun for quests / completing scoreboard objectives / events that don't involve swarms. It's also pretty easy to meet the damage requirement for loot from the queen. You're never, ever going to have ammo problems. Big Guns / Commando are smoother gameplay experiences - most of the other weapons have significant tradeoffs that some of the systems nerds might be able to explain better. The big one for bows / crossbows is that, while you can one-shot any enemy you can see, bows are a charging weapon and it's incredibly easy to get swarmed in events that involve a lot of enemies. They rely on stealth and VATs so if you are in a situation where you can't sneak or target enemies in VATS (like invisible guys in daily ops) you'll be in a rough spot. Except for Big Guns / Commando, most of the other weapon groups have tradeoffs like this anyways (gunslinger requires a bunch of agility cards that mean you miss out on taking stealth, for instance.) So you should play what you like! If you really like bows, one option is to use loadouts. I keep a "fun" loadout (named 'Archer' because that's what I was running when I made it, but now it's an energy gunslinger using circuit breaker / gamma pistol / gauss pistol) for just running around and normal events like, say, campfire tales and a serious event loadout (STR+INT flamer build that gives a ton of carry weight and int for XP) for daily ops / swarm events like radiation rumble or protecting the church in mothman equinox.
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I saw some people trying Wasteland 2 in the thread earlier - just a note, if you bounce off Wasteland 2 DC but can't quite put your finger on why, try playing the original release instead. (It's a separate install.) Even though Wasteland 2 was the kind of game I should have loved, I always ended up burning out by the time I got to the canyon of titan even though I enjoyed the gameplay. It turns out it was the art direction. The DC cut redid the graphical system, but in terms of aesthetic it is super inferior to the original release:
Now, there is a trade off. The DC is rebalanced and has a lot of good QoL and mechanical improvements, like perks, aimed shots that debuff enemies, automatically using your highest skilled party member for skills, a bunch of the weird ambushes removed, etc. But if the color palette is why you bounced off, definitely give the original a shot - it's aesthetically different enough that it might be for you!
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