The MMO (furniture simulator) that doesn't want you playing it for very long. Daily vendor cap limit that I can burn through after clearing two POIs. Few daily missions. No radiant quests, I'd love just to be given a random area to clear or to collect an item from ala skyrim and just play brainlessly for hours but between the limited scrap storage and daily cap limit you'll be lucky to get a few hours a day in.

The story missions are fun but feel more like singleplayer content. There really doesn't feel like there is much multiplayer content outside of events and daily ops. If you're on a public server, they've probably already been completed, so you either end up waiting for it to pop up again or have to server hop. Making the multiplayer content pool very shallow.

If the game had radiant quests from a faction to earn rep with, and a sharing system so friends also get rewarded from your quests, remove the vendor cap limit and the scrap storage limit. There would be more interest in the game, I'd be more interested into dumping money into it via fallout 1st.

As it stands now, fallout 1st is just a waste of money, unlimited storage for the lack of quests. Sure there is probably about 20+ events/dailies, but most of them require a party to complete* (read as not die and or fail because the thing you have to protect gets destroyed or you run out of time or ammo fighting a giant bullet sponge).

It's Fallout though so its fun enough. But only enough content for a few hours a day. BUT BOY LOOK AT ALL THAT FURNITURE.

The MMO (furniture simulator) that doesn't want you playing it for very long. Daily vendor cap limit that I can burn through after clearing two POIs. Few daily missions. No radiant quests, I'd love just to be given a random area to clear or to collect an item from ala skyrim and just play brainlessly for hours but between the limited scrap storage and daily cap limit you'll be lucky to get a few hours a day in. The story missions are fun but feel more like singleplayer content. There really doesn't feel like there is much multiplayer content outside of events and daily ops. If you're on a public server, they've probably already been completed, so you either end up waiting for it to pop up again or have to server hop. Making the multiplayer content pool very shallow. If the game had radiant quests from a faction to earn rep with, and a sharing system so friends also get rewarded from your quests, remove the vendor cap limit and the scrap storage limit. There would be more interest in the game, I'd be more interested into dumping money into it via fallout 1st. As it stands now, fallout 1st is just a waste of money, unlimited storage for the lack of quests. Sure there is probably about 20+ events/dailies, but most of them require a party to complete* (read as not die and or fail because the thing you have to protect gets destroyed or you run out of time or ammo fighting a giant bullet sponge). It's Fallout though so its fun enough. But only enough content for a few hours a day. BUT BOY LOOK AT ALL THAT FURNITURE.