Director John Carpenter Says He's 'Hooked' on Fallout 76
Iconic film director John Carpenter has recently been talking about some of the games he's been playing, specifically mentioning that he's «hooked» on Fallout 76. When it was released in 2018, the game went down as one of the most disastrous launches in recent gaming history. Even for a Bethesda title, it was riddled with bugs that broke the experience and did not feature any NPCs at all. Since then, numerous patches have improved things significantly, but to many players, it's still not quite on par with other titles in the series.
As for the director, John Carpenter is something of a legend on the movie scene, responsible for giving the world such hits as The Thing, which turned 40 earlier this year, They Live, and the original Halloween. He also directed the post-apocalyptic film Escape From L.A., which ties in with his interest in the Fallout franchise. On top of this, his fondness for video games is well known, and a recent interview reveals just what he's been getting to grips with lately.
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When asked by The AV Club, Carpenter said he's been keeping up with the likes of Borderlands and Horizon: Forbidden West, referring to the design of the latter as «mind-blowing.» However, one thing he's really into at the moment is Fallout 76, and Carpenter said he's been «hooked for a good long time.» The director added that he's well aware of the bugs that plagued the title when it was released, but he evidently could see past all that, referring to the game as being «fun to play.» When asked about what he finds appealing about open-world titles, the movie maker said he loves the overall freedom that games like Fallout afford the player. He then went on to say that,
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