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r/fo76•

I read the returning player guide and the patch notes left me with a few questions.

Do you think enough changes have happened that it warrants just leveling a new character? I was level 88 and had completed all content as of December last year.

Also, I have a house on the golf course. I hear that's not allowed anymore - if my house is still there does that mean it's ok where it is? Is it just that if I move my CAMP I can't place it there again?

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r/forza•

Edit: this is about FH4

I "finished" all the launch content, played a few seasons but ran out of things to do other than try to grind Forzathon points, which was mostly server hopping to find anyone even doing them.

If I came back would I have a lot to do other than collect?

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r/fo76•

It's hard to find a place in my house that it agrees with, and when I finally got it to go down it was invisible/inside the foundation (which scared the shit out of me). How do I avoid this happening? Is there a trick?

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r/tipofmytongue•

It's older than 2017, but new enough to be played on a rock station two or three years ago. I don't know if it was new, sometimes the station plays some more obscure songs. It might have been new since I heard it more than once in like 2014 but then never again. I'm probably not even remembering it right, but I just remember it involving "lying here" in some way maybe.

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Basically trying to find some games that put the "role playing" back in RPG, rather than just treating RPG as a code word for action game with numbers. The RPGs I love the most are the ones that feel like D&D (Neverwinter Nights, Baldur's Gate) in character creation or basically anything Bioware (KOTOR, Dragon Age, etc). Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines is also one of my favorite games. I'm just looking for more stuff like those, basically.

I've already played all of TES and the Witcher, though I don't really think those are what I'm looking for.

Platform: Steam

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