Weapon firing and other actions, however, take up Action Points. The Action Point counter slowly raises, so players can fire again. It will be interesting to see how the new system works in actual gameplay. Multiplayer options have been long-desired by Fallout fans, and Fallout Tactics will be the game to bring the player's desires to fruition. Players will be able to meet up with other squads for cooperative or deathmatch play.
Carnage is certain to abound when the bullets start flying between players.
The final number of players accepted in a single match is yet to be determined, but the multiplayer mode has a lot of potential to make Fallout fanatics happy. While not an official Fallout sequel, fans will be happy to dive into any quality game that reimmerses them in their favorite post apocalyptic world. It certainly could be, but we won't know for sure until its release, scheduled for early next year. Eric Denney Doesn't trust five-eyed brahmin.