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And this is after the first day of the Beta on PC they required players to download the whole game again. I cancelled my pre-order after I figured out I bought
by 0xCMP 8y ago
And this is after the first day of the Beta on PC they required players to download the whole game again. I cancelled my pre-order after I figured out I bought the Physical Disk version from Amazon, but I'm not entirely convinced to buy the digital download I meant to get anymore.
I really didn't get enough time to play during Beta (often were during times I had appointments or work), and while I would see players like Shroud having tons of fun with friends , only a small number of my friends play on PCs and few of those will get Fallout76. There were a lot of bugs which I hadn't seen, but also I wasn't convinced this game is worth it.
On the other hand some of the gameplay I saw from Shroud showed that complaints of quests being boring and enemies being too weak, while they might have been true in the beginner areas, were not problems if you simply went to the right areas of the map.
- CelestialTeapot 8y agoBad news: the physical disc is supposedly just a download code, so you'll be pulling 50+GB regardless. Day 1 patch or no, I don't like the practice of the physical media just being a Steam/Uplay/Bethesda installer with a download code for the game.
- abledon 8y agoThis seems like some sneaky way to push out a couple more sprints of dev time while shipping ‘physical copies’
- teddyfrozevelt 8y agoWhen I got Portal 2 on disc in 2011, putting it in my computer prompted me to download Steam so I could get it there. It's not like this is anything new.