Bethesda need to stop using the gamebryo engine

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Nukes start to drop randomly on the map after a while and players have to evacuate these areas before they get nuked.

#Bethesda need to stop using the gamebryo engine code#

Pass code is placed inside a random container somewhere on the map. Players are spawned in random locations at the start of the game. Turn the game into a Battle Royale type of thing in which players try to find the pass code to be able to enter a vault in order to survive the nuclear war, which is just started. BUT none of this is going to happen because Bethesda has always been a shit stain company and they're not about to change. It would give Bethesda wiggle room for their next release. Also, people wouldn't have Starfield and ES6 in the sniper's crosshairs the way they do now. All of that would could potentially save Bethesda's reputation and restore a little faith in the company. Don't change the story premise or anything else like that.ДЄnd FINALLY I would release the game at the sticker price of $10.00. Also make the Overseer a real person who joins you with a small band of fellow residents for the final boss battle. They don't need quests or extended dialogue, just use them as vendors or people to trade goods with. What I would add replace the super mutants with creatures like the hillbillies from FO3 Point Lookout, and add human NPCs who are fellow 76 residents. Finally I would remove all lore breaking elements BOS, the Enclave, super mutants, brahmin, deathclaws AND the story elements. Then I would devote one calendar year to nothing but bug fixes no engine updates or anything else, just fix what is broken. Then I would rework 76 as a single player game no pvp, no co-op, no microtransaction store.

#Bethesda need to stop using the gamebryo engine Offline#

In Bethesda's shoes I would take the game offline and refund everyone's money. That should solve most of their current issues. At least the opportunity to obtain the info needed for an educated purchase. considered have knowledge of the state of the game. they could however offer a limited time refund to all people that purchased the game before the date of announcement.

however, for customer service and to avoid the lawsuit. Their stock holders woudln't let that happen IMO. Remove the flying cerberus-thing boss, and what ever else needs to be flipped to make the game better. Rework as in, add Human NPCs, still leave some holotapes and terminals to help tell a story, but not make neither of them a priority to tell a story or start quests. The would recover some credibility and learn the lesson at the same time. I would rework 76 making it a single player experience, and add it as a Fallout 4 expansion for $5. If I was Bethesda, what I would do is refund everyone, close down 76 servers and just scrap the whole online thing.