Recent reviews by AttackiePrime

This whole game's cash shop approach is expensive AF, I want to support the game but what I get for my real dollars is just minuscule... It really sucks that only the wealthy gamer gets to have the majority of stuff they offer.

~ Hours: 1,146.5
~Reason: The game is pretty much made for people like myself.

~Money Spent: $400
~Reason: ADHD, however, the cash shop is overpriced...

~Gameplay: 9/10
~Reason: 2 PVE scenario are available as of right now and one of them has a reputation of being brutal. Time should fix this because more scenario will eventually come.

~Customer Support: 3/10
~Reason: You report bugs and they come back at you with copy paste "do this" or omgsh we so sorry. And then you hear nothing until maybe at some point it gets fixed. I have a character in limbo right now (Day 3) and don't know if it will ever get fixed. She might be stuck there until phase 6 which is 5 phases away...

~Recommend: No
~Reason: Because this game is addictive, there's no hope for me, but if you have an addictive personality, you might want to skip over this game in case you actually like it the way I do. I had an organized life with structure, and now I'm ditching friends and responsibilities in order to play more.

I love it. I was originally an Elder Scrolls fan, obsessed with it since playing the original Arena, sucked into Daggerfall hard as could be. And let me tell you Fallout is the reason why I have hardly any Skyrim hours. A friend introduced me to Fallout 3, then 1 and 2... I want the "too crude and obscene" content that was introduced in 1 and 2 but slowly taken out of the games that followed. I am glad the TV show reclaimed that level of content. Even with the censoring, Fallout's become my special interest. Fallout 76 became my favorite with custom worlds. Whatever comes next, I really hope they bring back the grit from Fallout 2.

Since I'm the type to buy entire cash shops, I subscribe so I don't go dumping all my money into the game. I've played without the sub and it's not a carefree play. There's a lot more thought required to go into the gameplay without a subscription. You have 1200 weight capacity for your camp, that's it. You have to get rid of excess to make room for things you actually need. You can't just collect freely whatever you want to collect without it impacting you game because you have to pick and choose... So fellow loot goblins... be prepared to subscribe. I play private world with friends and custom world solo and occasionally stream "the carefree adventures of the invulnerable one" and do not regret any of the cost I've put into this game.

Nearly a thousand hours into the game, bought it on epic, then again on steam, been playing since update 2. I greatly appreciate all that they've added, I no longer have a single complaint. Now that I don't have to murder the cute creatures, I can finally build my map sized base in peace, and the critters can wander my great halls ❤️ 🧡 💛 💚 💙 💜

May your conveyance be speedy and your pipes full!

883 hours played on steam, idk how many off steam. Yes it's grindy, but somehow it's the kinda grind you can't help but want more of. It has a quest line to follow, additional side quests and lots of fun mini games and acceptable level of challenge. I've smashed and screamed at the game enough to know how much I adore it because no other game abuses me as much that I still play. Next steps? finish getting the rest of the warframes I still don't have and max them out, max out all the weapons too.... this game isn't over until every last space ninja has left the building

best mmo for casual playing in my opinion. Deed gain you cash shop points so you don't have to spend a dime and still get goodies. only mmo i still play, nothing like wow, eq2, ro2 or any other mmo that i've played.

I started off with this game on the 360 at the request of a friend. I put it off for months on end before I begrudgingly picked it up, popped it in to get my friend off my back about it. I'm not one who likes to try new games, usually sticking to the old games and the old series I've already found to like. But this game quickly became my all time favorite game, replacing The Elder Scrolls which held my favorite game slots for the last 15 years. The PC version of Fallout is even better than the 360 version because I get to use mods, regain access to places vanilla Fallout denied me after completing and add all new stuff to do, expanding a game I'd already played several hundred, perhaps even over a thousand hours on in the 360 version. It is the only game I never get bored with and have played through start to finish and after the finish 20+ times and I still am discovering new things in the open world.

If you liked the newer Elder Scrolls games, you may want to try this series made by the same company. And if you like this game perhaps you should try Fallout 2, which even though it is old and incredibly difficult compared to games of this age is actually way better and made me laugh on several occassions.