Kayla Welch

I was excited for this game. When it wasn't quite ready when launched, I tolerated it. Then came the game-breaking bugs, lack of PVP balance, and dearth of content in the game world. I left Fallout 76, like the Lone Wanderer leaving Vault 101, possibly never to return. What I came back to was worse than I left, much as the experience at 101. Bethesda, apparently short on cash from purchasing several thousand metric tons of leaded paint chips, have created a subscription model for a dead game. That is, of course, broken at launch. At least I can play Outer Worlds, now. Don't know when or if I'll ever go back to the Fallout franchise.