Fallout 76

People who don't like 76, have you tried playing it at all? Or you just watched enough of all sorts of videos with public opinion from people who were paid by competitors (I think these were the creators of Monster Hunter Word, because the game is in the same category, you grind with friends). The game has everything: fun multiplayer, construction, crafting guns, crafting houses and an interesting (quite original) plot. Again, let's go point by point.

1) The gameplay is quite interesting. You are spit out into an open world where you explore and collect a bunch of trash. Everything is just like in real life. People haven’t thought of korovans yet, but he’s a fool. Build a shelter, loot buildings, go through quests that require READING (I think this is the point that scared off 90% of all players due to their age). There is always something to do in the game: build, complete quests. clear locations, upgrade guns, capture mines. There are a fairly large number of guns that feel quite good in the hands and have interesting mechanics. Regarding the bugs. Personally, in 150 hours of play, I encountered only one thing: a visual bug of the character stretching when leaving power armor. All. What bugs are we talking about, people? Have you seen a lot of them with your own eyes? Why did I, playing on an average PC, find only 1 bug in 150 hours?

2) Graphics. The graphics are frankly weak. If in Fallout 4 it was beautiful and bright, then here we had to cut it a little for the sake of performance in multiplayer. In principle, there are soapy textures, but they are already better than in Skyrim, and besides, the graphics requirements are much lower for a multiplayer game.

3) The plot is cool, as is the lore. You are the elite who have just set foot on earth after the war. And you need to find other residents of the shelter, because you slept through the whole party. This sounds a little illogical, but in the general dark lore of the game it looks quite comical and funny. As a result, you look for your mother, make friends with the death claws, undergo medical examinations and sprint at speed to receive a lifeguard badge. Took a couple of points off for the trees being too green 25 years after the nuclear bombs, but I think that's explained by a mutation or something.

4) Standard controls. W - forward, A - left, D - right, S - back. LMB shoot, RMB aim, spacebar - jump, tab - pip fight. Everything is like in the classic games of the series, for example like in 3 or 4.

5) The music is bomb. Epic enough for mass campaigns against bosses, moderately peaceful for creating the beauty of the world. The sounds are realistic, when you walk in power armor you feel as if you are in it yourself

6) In principle, the whole game is about multiplayer, which is why emphasis was placed on it here. Lots of social interactions, emotions, costumes, raids, etc. The only thing I took half a point off for was for the lags when there was a raid for 32 people, but overall there was a lot of cool gaming experience. Got a lot of laughter and positive emotions

7) Besedka made the right conclusions by refusing to voice this game. The Russian text in the game looks concise and correct, there are no grammatical errors. For immersion in a world without voice acting but with subtitles, you can give the whole world, the only thing is that I would play around with the font size

As a result, I can say that the game was definitely worth my 2300 at the start due to the extremely fun gaming activity and a bunch of all sorts of interesting mechanics and plushies. I really enjoyed the game. Try to create something like this before talking bad about the game and draw your own conclusions.