PUBG Drops Fortnite Lawsuit + Fallout 76 Isn't What You Expect

Personally I've been saying that F76 is gonna be a weird mix of Destiny and Borderlands. Destiny in the sense that you have random people running around doing things on their own and Borderlands in the sense that you have a group up campaign-esque co-op. Maybe Sea of Thieves is a better example than Destiny cause it actually is mostly PvP with players running around all the time. I would assume that there are NPCs that are bad, but they are saying there will be no NPCs at all so only time will tell. Granted, I'm probably way off the mark with how I would describe it, but it's the only way to convey what I've seen. As for the Dying Light 2 devs, I can say that 4k isn't that important to me. The visual fidelity of a game loses how special it is if I have to deal with frame rate drops constantly. AC Unity was bad on Xbone because of that. Having a solid 30 or 60 fps is so much better than cramming in 8 million things on screen at once. 30 is the minimum tho. I've started playing games on PC and can see the appeal of 60, but I can tolerate 30 if it's a solid game (D2 is a little rough at times cause the supers).

When Ashley refers to an interview with Pete Hines about Fallout 76 at E3, is that a video listed on the RT Site or is it elsewhere?