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I also never got the opportunity to talk with him much, but I definitely saw him post a lot. Tons of concepts for the world of Fallout if I remember correctly. That takes quite a lot of passion, more than what I could do certainly.

That just sort of seems like delaying the inevitable though. Assuming they were to make more than one Fallout game take place in that region, all of them would need to be prequels. That would in turn hinder a lot of roleplaying elements I believe since it means the NCR, Legion, some of the...

I feel like if there's ever another Fallout game that takes place in the American Southwest, it's going to have to chose an ending as a necessary evil. The war within New Vegas is quite a large, region changing one and to just try to not acknowledge it in any way in a sequel is going to be...

I played a Need for Speed title in the early 00's though I have no idea which one. I was still new to gaming being a wee lad so I thought the game was broken when I couldn't accelerate. In hindsight, I probably just set the game to manual instead of automatic. I also played around with Need for...

Depends if humans are the only ones allowed to be considered "people". Half the characters in Futurama are aliens or mutants but I'd be hesitant to not consider them "people". Granted, I'd also be hesitant to call the robots, barring Bender, to be "people" either, so what do I know.

I believe rad chickens are my favorite.

A similar example would be Saints Row IV. SRIV is so radically different from SR1-3 that it probably should've been a spin-off itself. Going from urban gang crime to fighting aliens with superpowers was too large a leap for a mainline installment. Even Saints Row The Third for all it's flaws was...

I finished Most Wanted not too long ago after I bought a copy from eBay. One of the better racing games out there, if only because the chases are what make the game fun. The actual racing portions of the game are pretty basic and standard. The only issue I have is how unpredictable the physics...

Basically this. I can't really get mad or annoyed at people being excited over a TV show based on a popular gaming franchise if they're just regular people. We'd essentially be wanting for them to be omniscient about the franchise's flaws by that point, knowing about what makes Bethesda games...

To be fair, I think Bethesda rectified this somewhat in Fallout 4. There's not too much cowboy stuff anywhere but their is a lot of sailor and maritime stuff around The Commonwealth. It blends better with the environment for sure.