The Fall of 76 by Internet Historian Reaction

[@iamhuffman]

he also forgot about the issues with the power armor helmet having material in it that was hazardous and had to ask people to return it so they can get a safer one. F76 was bethesdas worse nightmare

[@filipvadas7602]

I think that actually wasn't Bethesda's fault, mostly. As only the ones with custom colours were found to be toxic and that was mainly the fault of the company they contracted to make them. Still, it just shows how their quality control is nonexistent

[@DKZK21]

Yeah that was a Gamestop exclusive pre-order bonus so nothing you can lay at the hands of Bethesda there. They had plenty controversy of their own doing, no need to tack on more they weren't responsible for lol

[@Vaguer_Weevil]

If I remember there was also a thing about mould growing inside the helmets after a while

[@dustinrausch5008]

In addition to everyone else's replies, that didn't happen until after Internet Historian posted his video. That's also why Fallout 1st was never mentioned.

[@drafezard7315]

Tones of stuff including that happened after the video was made, probably enough to make a part 2 shame it never happened.

[@darrylferguson3622]

As someone that listened to my gut and waited for it to launch, seeing the spectacle of all this unfold on a weekly to bi-weekly basis was glorious

[@NewCandyCane]

I've always wanted a online fallout ever since I played fo3. But too bad they ruined that chance.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Always good to trust your gut 🙂

[@pabloc8808]

It's not unusual for AAA games to be unplayable on release day, add the fact that Fallout has always been kind of a mess and there you have it, one of the worst gaming experiences in history, but definitely one of the funniest to watch

[@bulanet271]

​@@NewCandyCane well there's fonline. Sort of fallout2 online

[@Altoryu]

@@pabloc8808 Bethesda was always an odd exception since the fact that their games in the past were always highly moddable meant that whatever screw ups they did make were fixed by the community so they never generally had to lift a finger. However with having a game that was always online meant that really they couldn't have modders fix things for them so their trademark shoddy work was laid bare for all to see.

[@failanx315]

Played this with friends. Got to a point where I was just playing for the exploits/glitches. A group had a discord server setup where they were just giving away ammo/weapons/armor/schematics/etc. For free. It was a fun community because anything the organizers didn't have, you could donate for them to duplicate it to spread to the masses.

[@xiii0722]

Damn, yeah I mean that definitely one way of enjoying that buggy mess of a game.

[@RipChordProductions]

*you have a link to this discord?*

[@failanx315]

@Ismail-tp1wn Don't know if the discord server still exists or not. I think they patched the duplication bugs a long time ago. I recall it being fairly dead in it in terms of activity once they ran out of the bulk of what they duplicated. It was called F.A.S.T free awesome stuff today.

[@thechatteringclown]

oh boy. watching the whole thing unfold in real time, back when the game first released, was quiet the experience. looking forward to your thoughts and opinions on this one. internet historian deliver an amazing video and i'm impressed that he managed to compound all of it into one video.

[@plasticgrass3191]

it really was quiet the experience so much that i couldn't hear it at all

[@tmdiz4579]

among us

[@thesyndrome43]

Agreed, it was hilarious to check the gaming news sites every week and see some new controversy caused by Bethesda's INCREDIBLE incompetence, some of them, like the accidental doxxing of users, blew my mind with how bad they were

[@johncenashi5117]

I still go back to Joseph Anderssons video sometimes because its just to funny.

[@holymosey2556]

​@@plasticgrass3191 potatoes in your ears 😂

[@MortalReaver]

For nerf and cash shop. They nerfed durability of food, so it would spoil quickly, players complained. Next patch they said they heard playerbase and solved the problem. They added fridge that would increase it to prenerf durability, but you can only get it through cash shop.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Tricky, sneaky greedy 😒

[@derekstein6193]

"they heard the player base" sounds like something that EA would say.

[@Danceofmasks]

This is why I'm going to give Starfield a year to bake after launch, before even considering buying it.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Good call 🙂

[@Brainreaver79]

yeah, giving a tripple a title at least few months after release to see if its worth spending money on. and as an important warning 95% of the time the amount of hype is proportional to the bullshit they try to sell you...

[@kevine9474]

You were right obviously.

[@Danceofmasks]

@@kevine9474 After launch, I saw that it was mediocre. Still wanted to play it, so I bought it anyway.

[@feuerklinge9004]

So cool you are watch more Internet Historian. 🙏 Some of his stuff is not exactly gaming based but still a must watch. "Man in a Hole" or some of his older convention videos are very entertaining and definitely worth checking out. 😊

[@acrab6527]

Or The Gentleman Pirate over on his Sundance Rejects channel. I wish they did more of those, they were fun.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

He knows how to present an entertaining story 🙂

[@dimetime35c]

With no man sky the devs said we aren't going down like this. They genuinely had a want to fix the game. They could have taken the money and run. But they didn't do that, they wanted to fix it.

[@frozenfoxgames5300]

It's things like this that make me glad I'm mainly a single player gamer.

[@Glenn_Quagmire]

Games good now if you have a friend to play with I highly recommend it😊

[@frozenfoxgames5300]

@@Glenn_Quagmire I played the game a bit before I made that comment, and I couldn't even get through 5 minutes of playing before I got bored of it.

[@paperclip6377]

​@@Glenn_Quagmire the game is NOT good now

[@iklantloin4593]

Honestly i was just shocked by this whole Video i never thought Bethesda would stoop that low

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Right? ☹️

[@stingerjohnny9951]

Here’s my favorite part of the Nuca Cola Dark bit. If it cost them more to make an uglier, flimsier container, then why would they not just go glass? Nothing says an excuse is horse shit more than the claim of “we spent MORE on this.”

[@Caldera01]

I will say this. It is easier for a small company to retain its heart and morality than for a large corporation. That said, it doesn't excuse Bethesda's actions. I am so happy to see you guys return to Internet Historian. So many even greater stories left to be told there.

[@LadyDoomsinger]

Yeah, I think Todd Howard and the original dev team on Arena, Daggerfall, and Morrowind actually cared about their games and were dedicated to making art rather than a "product" - but somewhere between Oblivion and Fallout 3 (which were still decent enough games, but saw the first hints of corporate greed bleeding through), the company morphed into something bigger, more unwieldy, more profit-oriented. Of course, it is possible that Todd fooled us all from the beginning, at it really was just all about the profits for him all along - and the only reason he didn't do it in the earlier titles is because he couldn't get away with it, while the company was that small - but I think, if Todd himself didn't care back then, the dev team still had enough creative freedom to create their vision the way they saw it, without too much interference from money-grubbing investors (or Todd) - that creative freedom may have been what was lost when the company got bigger.

[@LorePlayingGames]

Aw man, I was following that flaming circus when it was happening at the time. Thanks for reminding me of this.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Sorry! 😬🤗

[@Akrymir]

A former Bethesda dev was talking about how Todd got the nickname Seagull because he'd "fly" around shitting on everyone's work and ideas. Apparently no one wanted to work on FO76 so people were forced off their projects. It was originally a demo to show how they can get multiplayer to work on their engine, but since there was such a huge gap between FO4 and their next title (Starfield) Zenimax, their parent company back then, needed them to get something out that could make money in the meantime. So you had a game built on a janky tech demo, that no one wanted to work on, that was only made to milk money from players... so it really isn't surprising how it turned out.

[@Glenn_Quagmire]

Despite all this it still amazes me that fo76 has a more interesting map, better weapon designs, better creature designs, better armour and apparel designs, and a better main quest than fallout 4. Honestly at this point I have more faith in Bethesdas B team then their A team

[@Akrymir]

@@Glenn_Quagmire Standing on the shoulders of giants and calling yourself tall is quite an interesting take.

[@captaincooties6399]

YES MORE INTERNET HISTORIAN VIDEOS PLEASE!!!! You guys are the best!!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

☺️🤗

[@bolikde9389]

The Bug where you run faster by looking down exists since Fallout 3.

[@ShadeStormXD]

thats how i used to play left 4 dead

[@royartorius]

YES! I REMEMBER SUGGESTING THIS :D Thank you for doing your reaction ❤️

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks for the recommendation 😊

[@spacewolfvtmedia]

Yay you guys did it this one finally. Please do more internet historian he does other topics other than just games like actual historical even and it's very entertaining like The Cost of Concordia so yeah love your reactions guys do more jeje 😁

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Have heard the cost of Concordia is very good 😀

[@Mylesthemyth]

Yeah i've also been waiting for this one, so crazy. I have lost a lot of faith in Bethesda as of late and I agree with the No Man's Sky optimism. I believe the Dev's at No Man's Sky truly wanted to make a great game, just got overwhelmed.

[@mr.butterknuckles6733]

Been waiting for this one. Once again awesome reactons !!🙌🙌

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Glad you enjoyed it 😀

[@NotMikey437]

Yessss. More Internet Historian. He's an amazing content creator.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟🤩

[@Crazyguy_123MC]

Lol I played Fallout 76 shortly after launch. I remember the t posing enemies and it made me laugh so much. The time was just so laughable.

[@DMitr0]

no mans sky is the story of someone that didn't know two words, early access. FO76 is the story of how bethesda completly turned to vilanny.

[@OddpepperL]

When he said “ad time” at 12:28 I got an ad lmao

[@Eogard]

Yes ! More Internet Historian ! Let's go

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

🥳🥳

[@minilabyrinth]

Don't know which one I love, the no man's sky or 76 video, probably seen both of them dozens of times now from different reactors. Such good journeys

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

The no man’s sky was a little more feel good so we liked that one better 🤗 not saying it was a better video just that it made us feel better haha 😛

[@crimsonknight7011]

There were some other things too. There was a “Mr. Handy” robot that would clean your base and such. They admitted that they forgot to put it in the game when it was finished and that it was suppose to be a free thing for you to have, however they then said they would be putting it into the game that spring/summer but would now be charging players for it. They were asking players for suggestions on how to make the game more fun and some players had great ideas. They decided to create those ideas in the game…..but put them in the shop as well. They came out with the “Fallout First” which was to be a one year membership deal that would allow you to have your own worlds and customize how you liked. However there were tons of bugs where people lost their stuff and people were able to join private worlds, steal everything, and leave.

[@crimsonknight7011]

When the game was being made they said many times that it would be a game for mods to be done like how people have done in other games. However when it came out they went against that. Also it got found out that their anti-cheat software was searching peoples hard drives and if it found cheats for other games it would think they used them on 76 and ban them.

[@Antares-rt5ub]

I have been waiting for this one since the No Mans Sky video. Thank you!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Our pleasure 🙂

[@WhatBigClawsYouHave]

I love that Bethesda is just Godd Howard 😂

[@fatkidwithfudge]

Remember watching this trainwreck unfold at the time. It was amazing how consistent they were at messing up. New issues popping up back to back. It was one of those rare uniting moments, where people universally joined hands... and just watched it all implode.

[@The_Page_5_Chronicles]

Its still a fun game to play online especially with family and friends. Build together, level up together, do missions together. & The other players online are usually always friendly

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍🙂

[@Luciphell]

And people wonder why piracy of AAA games will never die. It's the obvious response to their own actions.

[@Thecarianknight]

Yes! more internet historian!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

🥳🥳

[@YhokoCaeda]

Oh man this was such a fun era of reddit since I wasn't interested in the game and didn't get it. So I just got to get on reddit every day and see what the newest disaster was.

[@Icyangel10]

I remember someone reviewing this & he was showing his POV & his wife or girlfriend's(forgot who she was) POV. One had clear or cloudy skies while the other had rain, they were standing next to each other in game & you could clearly tell the difference only happened to one of them

[@Glenn_Quagmire]

Same thing happens in no man's sky to this day. Except it's worse because my friend has acid rain on his screen and on my screen there's like 2 rainbows lol

[@GarioTheRock]

Ah yes, a tale almost as good as: "The Engoodening of No Man's Sky," but less cheery 😂

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Haha, yeah not such a happy ending in this one 🤗

[@crimsonknight7011]

I remember actually seeing those reviews before they were deleted. They didn’t pay anyone to make fake reviews, it was actually much much weirder. Instead they did dozens of reviews using character names from Fallout 4. Basically the reviews were “posted by” characters from Fallout 4 and used some lines from the games that their character used

[@nnnnmhughuuhhjiijj9457]

LMAO, what!?

[@crimsonknight7011]

Yah, it was stuff like Reviewer: Strong “This not milk of kindness but Strong likes it anyway” Reviewer: Preston Garvey “This drink has helped many settlements” Basically the idea of the replies

[@nnnnmhughuuhhjiijj9457]

@@crimsonknight7011 Perfection.

[@ocoDOT]

I love these two, so fun to watch!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

🥰🤗

[@WallNutBreaker524]

"It Just Works". 18:11 New Vegas is Gold. 💪😎👌

[@doomslayer1210]

YES. I’m so glad you reacted to this.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We are glad we finally got around to it 🙂

[@doomslayer1210]

@@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames do you think when you got time you could react to some Hi Fi Rush stuff? Maybe play it. It’s really fun.

[@alecbuxton7634]

It is a sign of the times when the meteoric about a game is more fun to read than playing the game

[@crnlonewolf3195]

See the video: Ooooh boy I better get a drink for this one

[@kn0bhe4d]

As long as it isn't that rum.

[@JoshSweetvale]

I didn't buy Fallout 4. My finger was metaphorically hovering over the button after the beautiful sandbox that was Skyrim. Then they faceplanted so very hard by even _announcing_ a multiplayer title. I _knew_ their architecture couldn't handle it. Starfield gonna be even worse, lads.

[@crimsonknight7011]

Oh oh oh. One of the BIGGEST things was that a guy with some friends made a whole map of the game listing where to find stuff and put that out for other players. They then heard about a glitch that was ruin I guess the game for many players that someone was using to I believe kill their characters. So this guy and his team spent numerous hours trying to figure out exactly how this glitch worked and reported it to Bethesda telling all the information they had gathered. However, instead of thanking them for bringing a harmful glitch to their attention and instructing them how to fix it, they instead gave them PERMANENT BANS claiming they had “abused the glitch” by trying to figure out how it worked over hundreds of attempts. The guy that actually used it to harm others tho was given like a 1-3 day ban. The guy got so angry that he took down the map and refused to have anything to do with Bethesda.

[@Liesmith424]

TFS is doing a watch through of DBZA right now, and they used a little clip from one of your reactions a one of the examples of a reaction they enjoyed for a particular moment in the series; thought you guys might get a kick out of it. Can't link it year yet, because it's only been released on their patron so far.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

We heard! That’s so cool. It comes out Saturday and we can’t wait to watch it 😀

[@Danganraptor]

Is it out for the public yet?

[@Marquee_Gaming88]

I deleted the game literally and never looked back

[@Fxrrxt2x]

Even though it's not gaming related, I would really like to see you guys react to his Costa Concordia video

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

That seems to be next one most people want to see 😅

[@llraijinll5753]

There should be a video called "THE METEORIC RISE OF DEFINITELY NOT DEFINITIVE, THE COUPLE WHO ABSOLUTELY FUGGIN TOTALLY 100 PERCENT ROCK!! 😊❤

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Haha, we’d watch it 😜☺️

[@darkshadow5581]

It gets even crazier, as a year after Fallout 76's release, with very little change in its quality, Bethesda released Fallout 1st, a $100 subscription that basically gave people private lobbies, and Infinite camp storage (+cosmetics). So after everything that was in this video, Bethesda looked at it and said "I think our problem was we didn't rip off our players hard enough".

[@BerishStarr]

Rip players off? I don't know how much free stuff I've gotten, but its a lot. I've paid for the game 1 time, and FO1st one month. I wouldn't call that a "rip off". And Fallout 1st is optional (and not as fun), but its also $12.99 a month.

[@darkshadow5581]

@BerishStarr I'm sorry, but if you're paying 75+ for fallout 76 and it's first, meanwhile many companies have a much healthier player mentality like InXile or Larian, I think it's self destructive to reward money grabbing behavior

[@SolidSnake240]

​@@BerishStarr people like you that make excuses for these companies are why they'll keep churning out shit games at launch

[@rendezvousonmemorylane]

You sound like you have too much money. @@BerishStarr

[@OrkarIsberEstar]

The hilarious part is....Bethesda games always came out totally bugged and often were never even fixed. It was the fan community that patched the games into a playable state for Morrowind and Oblivion as well as Fallout 3. 76 wasnt unusual for being ultra bugged. it was just more visible cause there were no communtiy patches fixing it

[@Tommyknocker.]

Hollywood sign at the background 😵😍

[@TheKingOfBears.]

Fallout 76 isn't that bad now, they haven't abandoned it yet and they keep adding big updates with new content and activities for free. The player base is stable and there is a good amount of players. There are still bugs but none of them are game-breaking and the game is improved tremendously.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Glad that they have kept improving the game 🙂

[@RolandCollides]

A lot of people still treat this game like a punching bag long after they’ve abandoned it, even those who haven’t touched it at all. Though games shouldn’t be released like the broken mess that 76 was at the start, it is a good sign that the devs didn’t just scoot it under the rug to be forgotten. I’m still playing it to this day and I’m pretty happy with how the game has turned out. No, it’s not perfect, but it is still a really enjoyable experience, even when playing solo.

[@danutghidia5820]

@@RolandCollides Bethesda should have been sued into the ground and the company shut down over all the obviously illegal shit they pulled

[@Glenn_Quagmire]

​@@RolandCollidespeople still treat no man's sky like a punching bag too saying things like "just because it's good now doesn't excuse what it was like on launch" which is the most braindead resoning I've ever heard

[@neonseas]

Yeah. Started playing in 2020 when I was stuck in for Covid and I was surprised to hear how intensely messed up it was at launch. Because the game I started playing was genuinely enjoyable to explore and the playerbase is honestly one of the more fun communities I've interacted with. With people going out of their way to help newbies and make sure everyone gets a shot at nice loot, and not caring if they have to carry a group event because a bunch of baby characters show up. Yeah some of the atomic shop prices are a little intense but they give away plenty for free from achievements and always have a big ongoing scoreboard where you get lots of cool stuff including atoms and new camp stuff that would usually be purchased for atoms. Honestly people who are still shit talking it today are either completely jaded by the launch or just have a thing for being complainy. I completely unironically would suggest it to others if they were going to start playing now.

[@michaelmccoy2384]

Seeing stuff like this happen more and more is the main reason I've stepped away from the gameing sphere.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

That’s fair 🤗

[@greenin5537]

IIRC, bethesda apparently forgot to paid for the falloutfirst website domain, which apparently was for a fallout first membership thing. Someone took it and vandalized it lmao

[@derekstein6193]

28:00-28:07 You just described the new industry standard.

[@spacemarineoftheimperialfi7053]

Remember to react to why you wouldn't survive gears of war locust and lambant invasion also great reaction keep up the good work ❤

[@Jason-ji8ql]

It's no Cyberpunk fiasco, but at least it prepared us for the idea a AAA studio could sell garbage and pretend nothing was wrong.

[@Danganraptor]

Honestly, I'd say 2076 was worse. The hype for 2077 was bigger, but at least the worst of it was bugs and glitches; 2076, on the other hand... That, and at least *most* of 2077's updates add something meaningful and fix actual problems instead of making it worse for players.

[@b3rz3rk3r9]

The crazier thing about the development of 76 was that it became clear - and I mean DAMN NEAR IN YOUR FACE - that Bethesda was taking assets from Fallout 4 into the this game. Pretty much everything from building structures and general textures; to weapons, clothes items, enemy NPC's, item textures, box textures. I mean fuck, they even brought back that HORRENDOUS skin textures for humans, which look like they had blood orange skinsuits.

[@DarkCT]

it amazes me that people papered over this because bethesda. I felt betrayed by companies that did significantly less than this cock-up cascade...

[@b3rz3rk3r9]

@DarkCT Tell me about it. Like, my first ever Bethesda game was Fallout 3. I loved 3 and New Vegas (yes, I know that's Obsidian), and could find some good things about 4, but I knew something was gonna go wrong when 76 was gonna be an MMO; all the time praying to be wrong. But I wasn't; Fuck me, was I right and hated being right. The idea for a Fallout game in West Virginia with all the cryptids and new monsters was interesting and fun, especially to a guy that loved cryptod stories like Me. And to hear all the crashing failures after graduating high school just made being right hurt even more, because the company that made so many fun moments for me was just going in for a quick and shallow as dishwater cash grab.

[@DarkCT]

@@b3rz3rk3r9 I can imagine, the company that made some of the things you loved most crashing is what tore me from buying into brands. for me it was Blizzard. I played the earlier games with my dad, but he didn't get to see just how many ways they yanked the chains of their fanbase, especially diablo and starcraft. I have kept myself from their games because of how bad they were handling things before they decided to functionally snap a classic like warcraft 3 for profits. But modern companies know that most people are fickle and short of memory and sight, soo.... doesn't matter what they've done in the past "it's fine now". I disagree. Bethesda thought this was a good thing to release, and messed up in all of these ways. at that point you'd have to do a series of stellar games for me to even think about trusting you if you were a game studio. many people however? nah. still gonna buy.

[@ZeallustImmortal]

Great timing, I actually started playing Fallout 76 the other day.

[@loneshinobi2682]

I’m told it’s LEAGUES better now than what it was at launch lol

[@ZeallustImmortal]

@@loneshinobi2682 I didnt play it at launch, but it still currently has quite a few really damn annoying issues lol

[@loneshinobi2682]

@@ZeallustImmortal I mean that’s just par for the course with ANY Bethesda studios game unfortunately lol

[@ZeallustImmortal]

@@loneshinobi2682 One point ill give it, the community thats still active is super friendly. Legitimately havent had a bad player interaction yet.

[@loneshinobi2682]

@@ZeallustImmortal that’s excellent to hear, truly. It’s sad that toxic behavior bleeds into most gaming communities so it’s awesome to hear the small, niche community for 76 is a great one

[@QuestionableLifeChoices]

i just don't understand how anyone trusts bethesda at all anymore after their responses to all this. the broken state of the game is one thing, the constant scamming and disrespect from the company is a whole nother thing. ESPECIALLY when you have tiny little hello games over there, 2 years post their own scandal and already proving their commitment to their game and their fans. bethesda literally had a perfect model for how to respond and they chose not to

[@smiidaaynerd9749]

IGN has a video on the fans who still play Fallout 76, its a inside story on fans who try to make the most of the game. I think you'd find it interesting

[@DoomyRei]

I Remember it like it was yesterday

[@derBenIsPlaying]

Starfield, Bethesdas newest game, is using "Creation Engine 2", another rebrand of their own, old engine they keep using. 💩

[@Tijuanabill]

Bethesda didn't create Vault-tec, but they aspire to be them.

[@sandercohen5543]

This sort of thing almost exclusively seems to happen with big game companies, where there are either too many people making poorly-informed decisions, or because the company is simply managed by people who only measure the value of their products in how much money they make. It's so easy to vilify companies, but its important to remember that companies are run by *people* , and people, generally speaking, do NOT go out of their way to screw other people over, at least from their point of view. If your job is to market a game that you have no investment in whatsoever, aside from potentially wanting to keep your position in the company intact, why the hell should you care whether or not something is just "acceptable" , or "outstanding". Do you know the guys in the "game design" office personally? Does it reflect bad on you that the marketing ends up misleading, or actively malicious? You're just too anonymous and disposable in a big company. ... but *game developers* are some of the most freaking passionate, brilliantly amazing people you will ever meet, and they do not deserve all the shit they get to hear indirectly as a consequence of these little "shareholder theatrics" that certain companies tend to get up to. I guess what I'm trying to say is mainstream companies are like peacocks; trying to impress, appease and reassure their investors to invest more in them, which from the outside can sometimes look utterly ridiculous, such as with the current woke trends, which is really just companies catering to "ESG" ratings.

[@iklantloin4593]

the music on the background is from Persona 5

[@alexandriabrangwin]

The attitude towards gaming forever was we don't deserve basic consumer rights, it's time wasting etc. This was the moment a lot of people snapped out of it.

[@kurosakii89]

love the reaction, keep up the good reactions

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Thanks! ☺️🤗

[@cosmicdraco7041]

Incredible video as always, Bethany and ken. Never played this fallout, what a total disaster. Keep being phenomenal

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Lucky you never playing it. 😜 but we’ve been told the game got better over time

[@Glenn_Quagmire]

This fallout in particular ended up like no man's sky. As in it keeps getting updates and it surprisingly runs better and is less buggy than the single player fallouts

[@piratczvojtapopovics]

Let's not forget that the Nuka Cola edition of the Power Armor helmet caused some people to get pretty damn ill because of fungus infection. Dunno what happened exactly, but my guess is that it was made from such cheap and shitty materials that it literally caught fungus and people who wore it got sick. If someone knows more, or has better info, be free to correct me, I dunno everything about this little tidbit myself.

[@Glenn_Quagmire]

It's because it had mold in ot

[@matthewflores4183]

Just to let everyone know this video they reacted to is 3 yrs old and ever since then 76 has gotten better and better.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Have had others say it is enjoyable now 🙂

[@thefallofKAE89]

I was born in 89 and didn't invest in online gaming until I was 18 when Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare released in 2007. It was a few years of playing with school friends and online friends I met. I got the hardened edition of MW2 at launch in 2009 at a GameStop midnight launch with friends and a month later sold it to a friend that was at the launch with me. If I drank like I'm doing now. I'd give him the game. I didn't need the money at the time, but he bought it fast. I can't get back into online gaming and the bottom line doesn't matter when you invest in destroying the family that doesn't want to ascend. Haha

[@lucaswilson8524]

I really enjoy the game now. The events can be a tone of fun especially with friends.

[@Alyrael]

Cope harder.

[@alexreiz6128]

Ok Todd

[@matthewflores4183]

@@Alyrael imagine acting like a cry baby because someone else likes a game you don't? 💀

[@BerishStarr]

I enjoy it too, play with my brother now and then. A lot of fun with someone.

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

Glad the game got better and you are having fun with it 😊

[@CABRALFAN27]

I'd definitely recommend the Engoodening of No Man's Sky after this one. They're basically two sides of the same coin, especially as far as the developers are concerned.

[@bingus6978]

They watched it already

[@Ragedaonenlonely]

Literally mentioned in the video that they watched it. Multiple times. It's mentioned in the video MULTIPLE times. Did you even watch it? I guess not.

[@lovestospuge666]

It's definitely a fun game to play with your drinking buddies

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎🤟

[@ThiVasss]

Marketing... marketing never changes...

[@demonpride1975]

what poed me about the atom shop was of course the prices, they could have lowered the prices to a reasonable amount, and people would have bought it. but nope they had to gouge the customer.

[@OrkarIsberEstar]

actually the game is decent now. they patched and changed a LOT. I enjoyed it for 300 hours, now im simply bored with it. Does have some neat things previous fallout games didnt have like the elexiers that really make a difference. Most fun is to be had in the first 60-is levels. After that its kinda grinding away

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

300 hours is some quality time for the game 😀 glad that it eventually got fixed so that it was enjoyable 🙂

[@jdogzerosilverblade299]

no mans sky deserved their comeback. fallout 76 deserves a 0 person player base.

[@timokampwerth1996]

Welcome to the infinite Circus that is the Bethesda Game Studios. Grab a drink, lean back and enjoy, I think you'll like the show.

[@zinoweb7630]

Please more Internet historian, thanks!

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😅🙂

[@danielruiz8259]

I recommend your this others videos from Internet Historian: The Cost of Concordia Tales from theVarus The Cave

[@ailospjellok7475]

oh my god people its happening, oh god its happening, everyone to battle stations!

[@DopolMile]

"WarCraft 3 Reforged - The Worst Remaster Ever Made" Next? 🥺🥺🥺

[@digitalsicario]

That refund policy is not better anywhere else the max time for steam and Epic Games store front is 2h of play time and less than 2 weeks of "owing it" whether its downloaded or not. Some developers make the tutorial/prologue or just make the first 2h of the game grindy to get to the main game and they are unable to refund it because of the store fronts policy on return.

[@derekstein6193]

He left out the $100 subscription service they later put out.

[@fj1289]

My body is ready for Starfield 🤣🤣🤣

[@nathanwilkins6107]

No man’s sky was an indie studio getting swept up by the hype machine. Fallout 76 was a AAA studio fueling the hype machine while knowing very well they won’t deliver on what they promised.

[@jamison85]

I was so glad that I actually GOT a refund on launch day. First got an auto-reply denying it, but I answered that with a mail saying that I had downloaded the files, but had never launched the game, and they accepted that.

[@Danganraptor]

How the hell did *that* work? Oh, right, Bethesda.

[@jamison85]

@@Danganraptor I think it worked because I must have been among the first wave to actually request it. This was on the day of release.

[@foxleader3253]

Fun fact in the game you can earn atoms for the shop but one of them is just a bad idea in general play the game for 7600 hours for only 80 atoms, with that amount of time put into it should net you a free years subscription to fallout first.

[@aohige]

The biggest difference is that No Man's Sky never charged extra for more content. No DLC, no microtransactions, no in-game store, nothing. Every update since its release 8 years ago has been free. Not a single penny charged. Whereas Fallout 76 tried to squeeze more and more money out of its users constantly.

[@farukmertbasyigit5601]

I’ve been there to witness the nuke server crash. Was pretty funny the first few times, then it got unbearable. So glad they saved the game, it truly is a rather unique experience.

[@messi1010ramirez]

As a huge fallout fan.. we don’t talk about this game lol

[@CelticCrow]

Ha, so good :-) now "Costa Concordia" and "the swedish job" Videos from Internet Historian :-P but theyre not about Games, dont know if you guys react to non gaming stuff, but man, those 2 are worth it too ! Greetings from Germany

[@AndreLuiz-xf6el]

Please do Man in cave and cost of concordia from Internet Historian, it's a more serious type of video but still very funny. They are my favorite videos of Internet Historian along side the No Man Sky.

[@alecbuxton7634]

He missed out the best con Bethesda did pay an extra 100 dollars a year to play the game on a private server that wasn't private and it also steels your hard earned high level gear if you leave it in your personal storage space

[@DrSalty-kq6xw]

You should definitely react to his Cost of Concordia vid on Definitely not definitive

[@DefinitelyNotDefinitiveGames]

😎👍🙂

[@geraldthegoose1685]

Because of this event I am scared for the new elder scrolls

[@joshuaa7223]

It’ll be fine.

[@geraldthegoose1685]

@@joshuaa7223 I pray it is. They should have enough money considering how many times they rerelease Skyrim 💀

[@joshuaa7223]

@@geraldthegoose1685 Yeah but I’m sure they’ve probably learned by now that they shouldn’t make games like 76 lol.

[@geraldthegoose1685]

@@joshuaa7223 fr god forbid Todd says 16x the detail for elder scrolls

[@jayc413]

Well I'll do the same as sonic frontiers. I'll keep my expectations low and then be pleasantly surprised if it turns out amazing

[@j0hnnyzer047]

Heck yeah nore internet historian!