Fallout 76 is soon to hit the world of games. It is just a few weeks away and fans of games are already eager to see what the platform will look like.
This game is set in post-Apocalyptic West Virginia, USA and it acts as a prequel to the previous games on the franchise.
However, this game is entirely on the internet, which means players can’t do justice to it without internet connection.
However, they will have the chance to build their own very virtual settlements, teams, friends, and interact with dozens of other players on the same server all along the way.
It is going to be big, as this Fallout 76 promises to be four times larger than the world of Fallout 4. This will make it the largest Fallout from the company. Another difference is that the player can build characters in a unique way.
How It Works
The players can move though the wasteland and use special card perks that differentiates characters from other thousands and hundreds on the wasteland. There are also perks that allow you to build with fewer resources while others give bonus damage laser-based arsenals. The player will trade cards to friends and the super crew can always swap cards out depending on what mutant threat a single player faces.
In view of this, expect a different set of rules from the usual single player rules you’ve always known. Things are different here but could serve to make the Fallout series better. Nevertheless, Fallout 76 is not meant to support cross-platform play. Additionally, the beta will come to Xbox One on October 23 and PS4/PC in about a week later. These three platforms will be used to play Fallout 76.
The game is shipping by November 14, 2018. That’s not a surprise, since it has been in the habit of the company to roll out games at this period which usually falls on October/November periods. Amazon has already accepting pre-orders at the present time.
Just yesterday, a new brand new action trailer was released about the Fallout 76 and it showed Appalachian wasteland brought to life with real actors. The trailer released on September 27 gave us a glimpse at the first steps vault dwellers take into the wasteland.
Of course, there have been several faux-educational trailers introducing players to the game’s new systems and mode of play.
