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It has a really bad release. A few patches in, it turned into a good enough game. It's still nowhere near as good as the heyday of Fallout with 2 and Tactics, but it's a good enough game.
Does it feel like a Fallout game yet? I remember playing it and kind of hoped it would feel like a co-op Fallout, but it's just another survival and crafting game.
To be fair, most Fallout games at this point don't feel like "Fallout."
I tried playing it, at least a year after release? And within minutes I had no idea what I was supposed to "do" to where to "go" - it just dropped you. I mean to a point that's "open world", a genre I enjoy, but something was just missing.
how did u miss the quest to look for the overseer? or at least the wayward quest