Fallout 76 beta first Impressions

For the first beta of Fallout 76 Bethesda Key, we all have great expectations, and there is nothing wrong with this. Although the trailer has been seen, we have only had a chance to play until now. On the one hand, the idea of ​​an online multiplayer version of a regular game seems very exciting - something that many fans have been imagining for years - but on the other hand, there is almost nothing for the main game launched in less than a month.

Bethesda did not send a very encouraging signal about this beta. Yesterday they warned that in terms of vulnerabilities and failures, it would be full of "spectacular problems", which is the last thing you want to know about offline games. Then there is the timing of all this. The beta will run for hours on different days. They occasionally deliberately turn the server on and off to see what happens, and may adjust other things behind the scenes, but we can go to work or play games for a long time.

For those who don't actually want to play games with other people, Bethesda has quickly pointed out that if you want, you can play the whole game yourself. Anyway, we didn't meet anyone else in the first half hour because we completed the first few tutorial tasks and tried to figure out that the C.A.M.P. gadget is working.

Fallout 76 key is more like a survival game than a previous entry, you must pay attention to your hunger and thirst, as well as radiation poisoning. You also need to collect every piece of rubbish that is not tied, so you can use it as a raw material for making and building bases. Obviously, you need to pay attention to the enemy. The usual radioactive dogs and mice are wandering around, but the new radiating humans are also known as Scorched, they look like the devil version of the usual ghoul, and are faster and smarter - many use long range weapons.