Lead_Paint
Lead Paint   Wisconsin, United States
 
 
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I played for ~150 hours, got to level 127 and stopped after a few months after release. Although it wasn’t good, per se, the progression system was rewarding at times. What saved the game from me just not wanting to play it was 1) the lore and worldbuilding surrounding West Virginia was top notch, even though you had to look for it and 2) At a certain point the perks made you feel like an unkillable god. Perks were the coolest part of the game and coming back to Wastelanders now I’m happy at the progress on the story and stuff, but I’m disappointed in the lack of other ways to play. The balance of power armor vs no power armor seems much more reasonable now IMO, instead of the OP stealth builds with legendaries or the indestructible tank builds with PA at launch. Despite all its issues, 76 is still very much one of my favorite games and I would recommend playing it if you liked things like Destiny or other shooter MMOs. I would NOT recommend this to diehard fallout fans unless they are super into the lore (like me). Hope this helps!
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Bunny 16 Nis @ 17:06 
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Ant 30 Oca @ 19:21 
We all know that The Garfield Show is one of the most intellectual shows of all time, with its Kafkaesque wit, as well as one of the prettiest; I want to feel Arbuckle's stiff, smooth body against mine. However, I am disturbed to see that you all watch the English dub instead of the original French version. I mean, the English version's brilliant, but there's something special about knowing that you're seeing the same orange cat as Napoleon and Baudelaire. Even though I don't speak French, watching "Garfield et Cie" really feels like a beautiful cultural experience. It's like watching the sun set behind the Eiffel Tower, but more arousing. You all seem like men and women of good taste, so I feel confident recommending this to you all.
Ant 30 Oca @ 19:21 
We all know that The Garfield Show is one of the most intellectual shows of all time, with its Kafkaesque wit, as well as one of the prettiest; I want to feel Arbuckle's stiff, smooth body against mine. However, I am disturbed to see that you all watch the English dub instead of the original French version. I mean, the English version's brilliant, but there's something special about knowing that you're seeing the same orange cat as Napoleon and Baudelaire. Even though I don't speak French, watching "Garfield et Cie" really feels like a beautiful cultural experience. It's like watching the sun set behind the Eiffel Tower, but more arousing. You all seem like men and women of good taste, so I feel confident recommending this to you all.
Ant 30 Oca @ 19:21 
We all know that The Garfield Show is one of the most intellectual shows of all time, with its Kafkaesque wit, as well as one of the prettiest; I want to feel Arbuckle's stiff, smooth body against mine. However, I am disturbed to see that you all watch the English dub instead of the original French version. I mean, the English version's brilliant, but there's something special about knowing that you're seeing the same orange cat as Napoleon and Baudelaire. Even though I don't speak French, watching "Garfield et Cie" really feels like a beautiful cultural experience. It's like watching the sun set behind the Eiffel Tower, but more arousing. You all seem like men and women of good taste, so I feel confident recommending this to you all.
Ant 30 Oca @ 19:21 
We all know that The Garfield Show is one of the most intellectual shows of all time, with its Kafkaesque wit, as well as one of the prettiest; I want to feel Arbuckle's stiff, smooth body against mine. However, I am disturbed to see that you all watch the English dub instead of the original French version. I mean, the English version's brilliant, but there's something special about knowing that you're seeing the same orange cat as Napoleon and Baudelaire. Even though I don't speak French, watching "Garfield et Cie" really feels like a beautiful cultural experience. It's like watching the sun set behind the Eiffel Tower, but more arousing. You all seem like men and women of good taste, so I feel confident recommending this to you all.