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I’m on my 3rd Husky (one them was white…he was a cool dude).
I love the breed, but I’m getting too damn old to harness up my current one, grab my skateboard and MUSH!
Great dogs…but can be a nightmare for the uninformed/unprepared!
I’m on my 3rd Husky (one them was white…he was a cool dude).
I love the breed, but I’m getting too damn old to harness up my current one, grab my skateboard and MUSH!
Great dogs…but can be a nightmare for the uninformed/unprepared!
I’ll probably get beat up a bit over this, but I can’t seem to get away from Fallout76. My buddy and I (several hundred miles away) have yet to find a suitable replacement, so we just keep trudging along.
But in my defense, I have finished all of the others (multiple ways) - Fallout3 was my first introduction to the series.
+1 to New Vegas though (if only it were multi-player)!
Ah…thank you! Now we’re in the spirit!
I can’t believe I haven’t seen a “your mom” joke in here yet! WTF people?!? ;D
If it were American “cheese” he’d be preserved for a millenia!
Griefing in Fallout 76 is pretty much non-existent - it’s an overblown “headline”.
That community has been one of the most friendly and welcoming communities of pretty much any multi-player game in the last few years. Asking a question or for help from a complete stranger and getting way more information or assistance is actually the more common occurrence.
The game has been around for a long time, so welcoming or helping a newbie is sometimes a nice break from the grind for the high-level players.
Come on over newbies - the game has changed a LOT from its original iteration (which WAS a shitshow full of bugs and griefing - which is outdated information from long past).