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From flaming chainsaws to the Millennium Falcon built in-game, the creativity of the Fallout 76 community knows no bounds. Hear from the developers themselves about why they love engaging with players and how it helps shape the future of the game.
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00:00Yeah, and obviously we're on there too, so people will tag us every night.
00:02They love to tag John whenever they hate something, which is funny.
00:05Like, hey, John, check this out. This is what you did wrong.
00:08So it's funny, but I like it a lot because we also get to see a lot of the great
00:13creations that they make.
00:14One of the biggest elements that I check out on Insta or TikTok a lot is the camps.
00:19And there's some amazing camps.
00:22We've talked about them before, but we had somebody make a flaming chainsaw,
00:26and there was a huge fish, and then I've seen the Millennium Falcon.
00:30A whole bunch of stuff like that.
00:31But you can only get that response so quickly because of social media
00:36and the instant impact for somebody to take their phone, take a shot of it, and go,
00:39hey, look what I made, and then get responses from the people who actually work on it.
00:43And so we do a lot of grading of camps and stuff too.
00:46So every time social or community will go out and they'll say, hey, here's our camp list
00:50or our camp community event or contest for the month or whatever it is.
00:54Hey, would you guys mind taking some time to grade them?
00:56So we'll go through there, we'll watch the video, give our assessment of it,
00:59and give a grade on it.
01:00We love doing that because people are spending a lot of time investing time
01:05and effort and money into our game.
01:07The least we can do is be a part of that and say, hey, thank you for that.
01:11We appreciate that.
01:12Listen to what they're saying and always come back with the ability for us
01:16to improve things in the future for the things they're talking about
01:18and continue providing things that maybe they don't know they want.
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