Fallout 76 is entirely online. Ok. I know.. there are a thousand questions right now. So I'll hit a couple of the big ones. Of course you can play this solo, alright. You'll be who you want, exploring a huge world, doing quests, experience a story and leveling up. We love those things about our games too and would not have it any other way. But also, like many of you, we have always wanted to see what our style of game could be with multiplayer. So many of us talk about experiences in our games but we've never experienced them together, so about 4 years ago we hit on an idea that is perfect for Fallout. Open world, survival, every person and character is real. And it was an idea we couldn't shake. And we had to do it, and do it in out own way. Now we know you've played survival modes in our previous games, some other online games, and people wonder if this is hardcore survival. I like to think it as soft-core survival. Maybe that should be a new ESRB descriptor. Death never means the loss of progression, or the loss of your character. Your character isn't tied to one server, as a matter of fact you'll never even see a server when you play. You'll be in a world with dozens, not hundreds, not thousands of others. Its the apocalypse, not an amusement park ok. And you'll be ab le to join your friends when ever you want and all your progression goes with you. When we think about games we think about worlds, and the choices you can make. The stories you can make and tell yourself. By creating a wild open world, with very little rules, we have a game, more than any game we've had, where the choice is yours. You'll decide the hero's and you'll decide the villains. Look this is a whole new world, for all of us here, and luckily our friends at Vault-tec have made a series of informational videos for when all of us emerge together