FALLOUT 76
There’s a lot that’s wrong with Fallout 76. The state that it launched in, with countless bugs and pervasive performance issues, isn’t something that anyone expects to see in a full-priced AAA release, while other, deeper issues, such as its lack of human NPCs, also hurt the game in significant ways. But there’s enjoyment to be had in Fallout 76, at least if you’re playing it with friends. Sure, those issues still exist even if you do that, but exploring the large open world of Appalachia, tracking down codes to launch nukes, building and expanding your camp, and venturing out into the wasteland to collect more and better loot is something that you can get a lot of hours of enjoyment out of- if you manage to get past the initial (and admittedly quite heavy) barrier.
