So I Tried Fallout 76

Play solo or join together as you explore, quest, build, and triumph against the wasteland’s greatest threats. Explore a vast wasteland, devastated by nuclear war, in this open-world multiplayer addition to the Fallout story. Experience the largest, most dynamic world ever created in the legendary Fallout universe.

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[jesusofbullets]

I didn't even know Fallout 76 was famous for people helping other people. It just felt... natural to do so. I had like 70 stimpaks, so I'll just gift 30 to this new guy.

[jeremiahnavarro]

First time I played 76 with my friend, we were scared of other players cause we thought it might be like rust where players just kill you. After leaving the vault, 3 lvl 100+ players approached us and started roleplaying as raiders demanding us to stop because we were in their territory and need payment. We were ready to fight even if we knew we'll lose, but then the dudes said "With how green you are you won't last out here in the wasteland, here's some stuff for your journey" dudes gave us a bunch of stuff and said "when you're in danger just call out to the three fingers and we'll help ya". Wild, but yeah 76 players really are one of the kindest communities I've seen.

[cicatricesdm]

Nice to see the best thing of the game in the video: The wholesome players who play the game.

[MrLassner]

i used to run around dressed as a nurse, gifting other players purified water and stim packs whenever i met them in the world :3

[neonthepartycat]

Yeah that ending is just true. The moment we spot a freshie from the vault they are immediately priority target number one. Protect and guide them

[animebrigade]

The ending is actually insanely spot on

[potato]

when i was around level 35-ish, i was grinding for an excavator set with a friend, and turns out someone else i knew used to grind the game to high hell, and he ended up just casually crafting the ENTIRE PA set for me and i just stood there dumbfounded. Love this game, the community is amazing. Level 140 now, keeping the tradition alive and dumping all my spare stims and water onto newbies

[thetango]

I think my favorite thing about this animation is that to someone whose never played the game before this is all just amusing ridiculous antics, but anyone who HAS played the game can tell this is based off a completely authentic experience. There's small details that you just couldn't pick up hearing about other players' experience with the game. From the party hat straight out of the vault, to growing a mutation from drinking irradiated river water. You can even tell what boss battle he was being carried through in the end!

[coleleshin]

His face at the end

What it feels like to have friends

[aiko]

Veterans helping out newbies are so wholesome

[DEDAT]

This is honestly accurate. I've got about 1500 hours in Fallout 76 and the community is honestly that friendly. People will practically drown new players in recipes and plans if given the chance. Definitely one of the better communities out there in the gaming world.

[GerMorden]

As a FO76 player, this lacks a random high level guy (200+), that drops A LOT of free stuff on a lvl 1 (well, technically 2) player.

Been one on both sides. Never gets old when you see how some guy cosplays Rambo with that bow you gave him an hour ago.

[nalindhagarra]

I have never played fallout 76
I have never played any Fallout game
I don't know the lore of any Fallout
Still I am here because of this guy with his beautiful animations

[enclavehere.]

My first day playing I met a triple digit player right down the road from Vault 76. He got me started on the Wastelanders quest line, took me to his camp, gave me some plans and a few guns and ammo, then took me to the Scorch Queen event. Such a great game community.

A new content update dropped yesterday. The game is almost 5 years old, and has far outlived most live content / lite mmo's even though many just doomed it to heck after launch. And the ending is accurate beyond description -- I've been playing on-line games for about 30 years, and have yet to found a nicer community than FO76 has.

[rangopistacho]

you perfectly described my early game experience, I ended up joining a boss raid when i was around level 10 or something, saw all these super geared up full on power armor dudes with miniguns and other kinds of endgame gear, I tried to help kill a massive scorch beast with them, somehow survived, then a bunch of dudes came up to me and gave me some gear and items, they were all really nice towards me. now im a level 250 (currently) auto axe build that can shred through anything instantly and has all the best mutations Etc with 5 bases and a lot of good friends, this game really is fun to play with people

[NomaranTheAlchemist]

Of course as a high level there is no greater pride than coming to the aid of one of our own who comes fresh out of the vault. We grew up together and we will survive together through hell and high water we will pull through anything the wasteland throws at us. That's what it means to me at least when I play 76. But things aside its nice to see newcomers jumping in after all the bumps were ironed out.

Regardless its good to see you among the ranks of the fellow dwellers of 76. Hope you have fun as best you can. And remember...no feeding the Yao Gaui!

[caljackal]

I remember in the early days there was a phantom saint at the train stations, they would always dump all sorts of stuff there, ammo, guns, plans, recipes, junk, armor, etc. As a low player it was a godsend. Not sure if the person is still out there dropping supply caches for new players but youre doing gods work.

[Koitsuba]

Not gonna lie, Fallout 76 is unbeliavably fun with a friend. Mostly the building and exploration aspect of it.

[eurosalamander]

I love being a veteran player that can carry the new guys through the tough parts and give them goodies, to help them build things I've had for years.