The North American company game is about to release Wastelanders, the most ambitious expansion of the video game.
Almost everything around Fallout 76 has been accompanied by controversy. It is no news that the game has had problems finding its site, something that has determined that Bethesda modifies its strategy and expands the experience with a new expansion, Wastelanders, which will add the narrative component to the proposal, as well as other novelties. In that sense, the Americans point out that they were surprised that the PvP (player vs. player) videogame combat was warmly received by users.
In an interview with USGamer, Pete Hines, global vice president of marketing and communications, has acknowledged that he did not expect that reaction: “I think we were a little surprised at the few people who wanted to be part of the PvP and that many more were interested in playing together to the PvE (player against environment). According to Hines, the percentage of users who enjoy duels between players is smaller than they thought.
Wastelanders will be the first step to change the game structure. In fact, the study has dropped that they will try to perform a reinvention similar to that of The Elder Scrolls Online. “We are going that way. It's not that we do this and we're done. They have made a lot of system-level adjustments to make possible in Wastelanders what they wanted to build, ”as well as what they will develop throughout this year and beyond.
How have the dialogues been renewed?
One of the consequences of the arrival of Wastelanders is that the world of Fallout 76 will receive NPCs, which means we can start conversations and carry out missions for them. Bethesda has opted for a dialogue system reminiscent of previous deliveries. That is, we have several options and decisions that will end up determining history. According to the Americans, "the decisions you make will help you forge alliances and find alternative ways to complete objectives."
Fallout 76: Wastelanders will be published on April 7 on Xbox One, PS4 and PC. It will be free for all users of the base game, although it will also be put on sale in special packs for all those who have not yet set foot in the wilderness.
