Fallout 4: 14.5 Percent Steam Players Still in Vault 111

Some PC players have yet to leave the comforts of the Vault.

Posted By | On 17th, Nov. 2015

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Fallout 4 has been quite the success for Bethesda Softworks. The company shipped 12 million units of the game to retailers on launch day and sold 1.87 million copies digitally, of which 1.2 million copies were through Steam.

How hilarious is it then that a small percentage of players have yet to actually leave Vault 111 where the game initially begins. This was revealed through global Steam Achievements, indicating which players earned the “War Never Changes” Achievement among the player base that owns the game. As it turns out, only 85.5 percent have actually begun their traipse into the Wasteland.

There could be a multitude of reasons why some players are still stuck in the Vault, including work and spending way too many hours customizing their characters (yes, plural, since you can modify your spouse in the game as well). How has Fallout 4 been treating you so far? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below and stay tuned for more information.

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