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Fallout 76: Wastelanders - PlayStation 4

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Platform For Display: PlayStation 4


Edition: Standard


Features

  • New Main Quest: Uncover the secrets of West Virginia by playing through an all-new main quest, starting from the moment you leave Vault 76.
  • Human NPCs: Befriend or betray new neighbors who have come to rebuild, and experience Appalachia through the eyes of its residents.
  • New Creatures and Gear: Take down newly mutated creatures finding their way to the region and earn the highest tier of weapons and armor.
  • Choices and Reputation: Alter the fates of those you meet with dialogue trees. Decisions affect your standing with each faction through an all-new reputation system.

Description

In Fallout 76: Wastelanders, people are now coming back to West Virginia. Two vying factions are struggling to gain the upper hand as the secrets of West Virginia are revealed. The Settlers have come to find a new home, and the Raiders have come to exploit them. Embark on a new quest for the Overseer, forge alliances with competing factions, and uncover the truth of what's hidden in the mountains. Includes the full game and bonus Raider & Settler in- game items.

Number of Players: Multiplayer


Publication Date: November 14, 2018


Computer Platform: PlayStation 4


Release date: November 14, 2018


Product Dimensions: 0.6 x 5.3 x 6.7 inches; 2.4 ounces


Type of item: Video Game


Rated: Mature


Item model number: FAOCSTP4PENA


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No


Item Weight: 2.4 ounces


Manufacturer: Bethesda Softworks


Date First Available: May 21, 2018


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    • My favorite FALLOUT!
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4 Edition: Standard
People say it’s glitchy. Maybe it was in the beginning. It plays great and I love it! Great open world map. Cool as open play or if you want to follow the story.
Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2024 by Rob C.
    • Very Fallout-y, Very quiet
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4 Edition: Standard
I mean I could droll on and on about the graphics (which are good) or the sound (which is also good) or the many other things that make a game or I could simply answer the one question that basically all Fallout fans are wanting answered with these reviews. Does it play like Fallout? The answer is yes, yes it does. It has everything you've come to expect with the Fallout franchise. I mean every Fallout game starting with Fallout 3 basically plays the same with tweaks here and there to some of the systems. But for the most part when you go in to play, you expect to know how it "feels". And the same can be said of Fallout 76, the instant you log in and create your character it is already familiar. Now there are a few tweaks to the game just like every Fallout game, such as the way VATS works. No longer does the game freeze or slow down (it can't because everything is always online) but basically as it's active it will drain your AP meter with a constant drain and you fire and of course the higher the percentage change to hit will depend on if you hit or not. They brought back the settlement building introduced in Fallout 4 so you can set up a camp in this game for a nice convenient way to stash your collected goods, also a hub to fast travel to which is always welcome. Another new and honestly very cool change is the leveling system in this game. When you level up you get to pick one of your SPECIAL stats to level and then you are given a selection of cards to choose from that each have different upgrades attached to them based on which trait you went with. You then attach that card to your character and it increases your ability in that fashion. What's even neater, is that there are packs of these cards that you get from quests and other events that when opened give you a random assortment of trait upgrades that you can attach to replace other cards. Super customizeable. Also if you end up collecting the same card you can combine them to increase the strength of that card which is also very cool. So on to the things I don't much care for. Firstly it is super quiet out there. It's pretty busy right out of the vault as people are all still lingering around the starting area but as you start leveling up and moving away it gets quieter and quieter. Last night I played for a few hours and only ever saw 1 other person although I did hear gunshots in the distance so I know more people are out there. That is both pretty cool and lonely at the same time. I enjoy playing solo so i'm not bothered by the lack of people and honestly I when I see someone else I get super paranoid anyway and move in the other direction. That said, it is almost TOO quiet out there. A few more NPC's to interact with would be nice. Something to liven up this dreary wasteland. OH and this really isn't a wasteland at all, I mean from what i've seen thus far everything is still alive and lush. Of course I haven't even seen the entire map yet and there is one particular place south east of the map that looks very wastelandish. I didn't have any server problems last night when I played but it wouldn't have surprised me if there were some considering it was day 1 of the release and everyone was trying to play. I'm sure any servers problems will taper off as the load on the servers drops going forward. So all in all i'm enjoying this game a ton. If you like any of the previous Fallout games then you will for sure like this one. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2018 by Fuzzy Llama Reviews
    • Finally starting to look like a Fallout game
Platform For Display: PlayStation 4 Edition: Standard
Good graphics improvements when compared to FO4, huge open world map. If you like fast paced 1st persons this is not for you, this is a slow paced survival game. Still needs bug fixes and it does crash once in a while. I’m sure Bethesda will address those little issues soon... Change of mind, the more I play this game the more I realize how poorly executed it was. After two updates fixing minor bugs, the huge problems remain, it doesn’t crash as much as before but instead you are logged out of the server even more, so there’s no real improvement, specially after spending half of your resources trying to claim a junkyard in order to get scraps in return. Objects keep dancing around, enemies float in the air, trying to snipe a giant scorpion at a safe distance? No point, it’ll suddenly appear right in front of you right before pulling the trigger, building is annoyingly limited, carrying and holding capacity is still annoyingly limited even after the 200 lbs increment, no more fun interactions with game characters and no companions. After a few patches the game is finally starting to improve. There are still some issues with the servers but the majority of the problems have been resolved, a little too late? Maybe not if you haven’t played the game yet. Overall it’s still a good game, definitely not as good as FO4 but still a good game. It seems like Bethesda was finally able to fix the game with the latest upgrade. I wish that this latest patch had been the release version, but once again, a little too late? Maybe not for the real fans or for those who had not played it yet. It just finally feels like fallout, the game doesn’t seem to have any bugs, there are no game crashes, no unexpected visual flaws that I was able to detect, no lag. If you were thinking about getting this game but decided not to after all the bad reviews, you made the right call, but now the right call is to get it and finally experience fallout the way it was meant to be all along. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2018 by Felian

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