TBH,I have given up on a number of these challenges as they look too grindy for me,so I play it very casually and on and off now with mates. I wish this has been a normal Fallout game,with co-op added. The world is genuinely varied and interesting and if it had proper stories and NPCs,etc it would have been really fun,even if based on an ancient engine,with last generation graphics.
Much the same here.
My camp is right up against the budget limit and can't be blueprinted (like so many things in FO76, the blueprinting doesn't work properly). It took me hours to build and has to be built in a precise order due to the extremely bad way building is implemented in FO76. Yesterday I found myself seriously considering demolishing it and building a new one despite not really having any ideas for a new camp, solely for something different to do. I was considering opening up a camp near the start of the game and stocking its vending machines with loads of high quality low level kit I'd crafted. Fully modded L1, L5 and maybe L10 weapons and armour, crafted with high int and the relevant perks to increase condition and durability. All for sale for a few caps each. Then I realised that the game won't allow me to do that because vending machine stock takes up stash space and stash space is too limited for that.
So I played a different game instead.
I'll pop in, grind at a challenge and gather caps and legendary scrip for a bit, then pop out. I like the gameworld a lot more than I like the game.
I'll probably pop in and do the new quests and talk with the new NPCs, but it's no big deal whether they're added or not. I'm not concerned about how buggy the new content will be (it will be buggy, it's just a question of how much) because I'm not concerned about the game. I'm not even concerned how badly and greedily Bethesda will implement it, for the same reason.
Bit of a shame Bethesda didn't do a better job, but it is how it is.
I'm gonna try this out whilst it's free but I'd never pay a reasonable amount of money judging by the reviews I've watched of it.
You can get it on PC for a tenner from key sites. It's worth that much IMO. It's deeply flawed, but the gameworld is very good. Treat it as a failed experiment rather than a proper Fallout game and you'll probably have some fun with it.