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Are you meaning you won't be watching the show then?no only fallout game i played was Fallout: New Vegas
nope cause i only played one game of the game seriesAre you meaning you won't be watching the show then?
nope cause i only played one game of the game series
only last of us game i liked was part 2 which is easy for me to use Accessibility controls.
i dont mind easy mode stealth games but hated the hard ones -.-I normally don't do well with those kinds of hard stealth games. I ended up throwing in the towel.
I like to go in guns blazing lol.
let me know how it goes?I didnβt play the games but the show looks cool! Iβll watch for sure.
I didnβt play the games but the show looks cool! Iβll watch for sure.
that happen when they made halo i didnt know they were gonna make halo cause its hard to make a tv show about a video gameSame. I'm looking forward to it as well. Fallout has a lot of interesting lore so it will be fun to see how it plays out.
To be honest, I never thought they'd make a show.
Since this show was a raging success, Fallout 76 has blown up. I will say that I've never bothered with F76 because I'm not a big big fan of online MMO's. I've always stuck to the single player games like Fallout 3, Fallout New Vegas, and Fallout 4.that happen when they made halo i didnt know they were gonna make halo cause its hard to make a tv show about a video game
Fallout 76 saw a huge spike in players over the weekend, breaking its concurrent player count record on Steam. At its peak, 39,455 fans were playing at once, and this only accounts for those on PC via Steam.
This increase in players unsurprisingly coincides with the premiere of the Fallout show on Prime Video, reigniting interest in Bethesda's once-controversial MMO. It remains to be seen if these players stick around, but in any case, it demonstrates that the show is bringing fans over to the games, as we've seen with other video game adaptations.
According to SteamDB, Fallout 76 was averaging a concurrent player count of a little under 10,000 before the show. This often crept into five figures as the show drew closer, but increased dramatically after the premiere. Even right now, early on a Monday, there are 18,186 players at the time of writing.
As we reported previously, the success of the show is also helping the single-player Fallout games. This has only improved further since we last covered the story, with 83,491 players picking up Fallout 4 over the weekend, on top of 19,505 fans playing New Vegas. The latter will probably climb even further too, given the ending of Fallout's first season. Even the first Fallout game, often left out of playthroughs of the series, has picked up more than a couple of thousand players, a huge increase from before the show was released.