Now that Fallout 76 has been released into the wild, many gamers are taking to the West Virginia wasteland to explore, discover the state’s lore, and much more. While there have been a few stumbles along the way, and the game isn’t seeing as much viewership on Twitch as Fallout 4 did at launch, horror legend John Carpenter seems to be enjoying it.

Taking to Twitter, the filmmaker shared his thoughts on Bethesda’s latest adventure. Despite the title’s flaws, Carpenter thinks Fallout 76 is fun and addicting. Here’s what he had to say:

FALLOUT 76 is a glitchathon of a game, stuttering and freezing, but still fun, addicting with its post nuke open world. A big game with hit & miss missions. Despite its flaws, I dig it.

— John Carpenter (@TheHorrorMaster) November 24, 2018

In the tweet, he says, “Fallout 76 is a glitchathon of a game, stuttering and freezing, but still fun, addicting with its post nuke open world. A big game with hit & miss missions. Despite its flaws, I dig it.” If this make you want to see Carpenter possible stream his gameplay, you are not alone. In addition to us really wanting to see this happen, other Twitter users agree.

I need @TheHorrorMaster on @Twitch playing games,reviewing games,talking games…Whatever he wants.

— that dude scott (@thatdudescott) November 24, 2018

I still don’t know why @bethesda got Justin Roiland and those other two clueless guys to waste three hours of our time playing Fallout 76 when they could have asked you. You were the best doing DVD commentaries and could easily be the king of video game commentaries too.

— Danda (@Dandastur) November 24, 2018

John carpenter talking video games??? I dig it!!!! Please stream your game play sir ??✌️?

— matt (@tonyuncleal19) November 24, 2018

Can you please reach out to @Twitch and ask then about setting up your pc for streaming? I am sure they would send somebody over to help you get set up? Your fans including myself need you now more than ever streaming!?

— NYC_Uptown (@sjc_nyc) November 25, 2018

For those not traversing the country roads yet, Fallout 76 is currently available on PC, PlayStation 4, and Xbox One. Keep it tuned to Don’t Feed the Gamers as this story develops, and for other gaming goodness going on right now, check out the following:

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What say you, gamers? Would you love to see the iconic horror film director stream video games? What other title do you think Carpenter has been enjoying lately? Sound off in the comments section below, and be sure to follow DFTG on Twitter for live gaming and entertainment news 24/7!