In the online-only, NPC-less post-apocalyptic world of Fallout 76, the Cult of the Mothman is an echo of pre-war Appalachia. But some players have taken it upon themselves to reestablish the Cult - whether the game itself likes it or not. 'Who can resist such a cute lovecraftian horror?'

Lori, one of the co-owners of, a website for networking for roleplayers in Fallout 76, tells me. Her Discord server is a lively place, packed with players who discuss their in-game roleplaying plans and post in 'looking for group' channels. Fallout 76, which launched to a critical mauling, does not have an in-built looking for group feature, nor any way to communicate with players on a global or even server-wide basis, so players are coordinating their efforts outside of the game to help get things going inside of it. These players have established half a dozen or so unofficial settlements in the game where people get together to roleplay having met up on the Fallout Roleplay Discord or its forum.

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Gta san andreas zombie apocalypse mod free download. These settlements are places where players set up camps and invite other online friends to roleplay. The most prominent settlement, Lori says, is situated around an old radio tower. There's another in the Civil War-era recreation town in the north of the map.

By adding each other to their friends list, roleplayers will often log in to see their friends playing Fallout 76 and automatically join their world. This, Lori says, usually leads to between five and 20 roleplayers all in one world, and they all roleplay when they see each other. Make no bones about it, this is a workaround. Fallout 76 is built in such a way that players never see a server. The game automatically finds a world for you to play in with 20-something other players. Every time you log out, your session ends.

Next time you log in, the game will find you another world to play in. The only consistent is your camp, which the game will attempt to rebuild in the same place it was in the previous game session.

Because of this, Fallout 76 feels surface level, transitory and without impact (for more, check out our ). It's difficult to meaningfully impact the game world, or establish long-running areas of operation for others to run into. So, players - particularly those who want to roleplay - are filling in the gaps. It doesn't help that Fallout 76 doesn't do much to support roleplaying in-game, either.

While you can join various factions, the game hardly reacts to your membership of them at all. Want to roleplay the role of a Fallout raider? Well, you could try attack other players on the map for a laugh, but the PvP system is so bad, why would you bother? Want to roleplay as a member of the Brotherhood of Steel? Well, you could run around in Power Armor and spout self-righteous nonsense over the proximity-based voice communications to anyone who'll listen, but beyond that, but you'll spend most of your time screaming into the abyss.:: Fallout 76, then, is a bad game. But I am surprised to discover that despite this, players are trying - some really hard - to find the fun. There's a surprisingly large number of people who are doing this - over Discord, over forums, on reddit - in an impressive display of collective initiative for a game that launched without many features fans had hoped for.

Features such as text chat, private servers and mod support would have facilitated meaningful multiplayer interaction. Unfortunately, like Fallout 76's NPCs, these features are currently M.I.A. 'A lot of people just couldn't wait for private servers, so we make do with what is available,' Lori says. 'We just facilitate the means to achieve this early. It's like Bethesda said. They want us to be the NPCs. We took it to heart.'

The Fallout universe is packed with potential for roleplayers. There are multiple factions and a world in which pretty much anything goes by default. Some members of Fallout Roleplay are roleplaying as survivors ('the lore in the game shows evidence that quite a few people in West Virginia survived the initial fallout,' Lori says). Some are roleplaying as Vault 76 reclaimers. Others are roleplaying as recruits for the Brotherhood of Steel and the Enclave.

And then there's the Cult of the Mothman. The Mothman is already a fan-favourite monster in Fallout 76. He's best stumbled upon, so I won't spoil his location here. Suffice it to say, the Mothman is one of the better things about Fallout 76 and Fallout roleplayers are excited to get stuck in. 'We plan to provide some eerie fun in the Fallout universe,' Lori says.

'We have a team putting together extensive lore to make a cohesive setting for long-term roleplay.' Fallout 76 roleplayers are having fun with the game's creepy monsters. One of the things I'd hoped to be able to do in Fallout 76 was play the role of a trader. I love the idea of selling items to other players in a trading post of some kind.