The Fallout 76 cannibals who eat other players for food and fun

Interesting multiplayer game play. lol.

Cannibalism has been a part of the world of Fallout since 1997, when the original post-apocalyptic game featured roaming packs of feral humans who would eat anything in front of them. When the niceties of society are gone, and everyone has to fight for survival, of course some will do whatever it takes to live another day. It wasn’t until Fallout 3, which was released in 2008, that cannibalism became a perk. In Fallout 3, cannibalism replenished the player’s hit points upon the consumption of certain body types in exchange for losing some overall karma. As karma dictates how NPCs regard you, the downside of cannibalism was that if anyone saw you committing such crimes against humanity, they would turn against you. Well, most people, anyway. Some factions in the Fallout universe embraced the unholy practice.

Cannibalism returned in Fallout 76, a multiplayer survival game where players must eat and drink to survive. Given the scarcity of supplies, cannibalism is considered a useful perk.