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I don't know how many time's I'm going to have to repeat myself but: I do not think that because the previous games had silly, whacky, or annoying things in them is an excuse or a justification for those two quests. I only bring them up as: every single game, even the one most often regarded as...

Just calling it like I see it. Doesn't matter if you disagree with me, but you've been rude as well. See that's where you lose me, over and over you say that I justify it because the previous games had muck ups too. That's misrepresenting my argument. It doesn't excuse anything, I give the...

Maximum level for a mole rat in F4: 21. You were saying? Ok fine, short of a genocide run it DOES get better. Also even at the end of Dead Money and Old World Blues, you go right back to the Mojave and what happened there is of little consequence for what you actually do at Hoover Dam or...

I find that a very backhanded way of saying so, but alright. Actually if you head right into the glowing sea, from Vault 111, you'll probably die from higher level enemies, and your example is at best off, all low tire enemies, like mole rats, cannot level with the player character beyond a...

I just don't personally find it to be too hard, once you know what you're doing. Believe me the first time I played Fallout 1 I got destroyed time and time and time again, to the point of frustration, but after a while I figured out how I wanted to play, and how to allocate my SPECIAL...

I never gave them credit for the idea, just the implementation into their game, because it makes sense. (also in walls of text I make a mistake, sue me (well like please don't actually sue me, I don't have money(ok I do have money but like not enough to be sued over, I've got imaginary kids to...

I've given examples, you're just are ignoring them. Making a weapon built for criticals, that would otherwise be useless to another type isn't any evidence? Ok, what about weight optimization for survival mode, again I guess that's nothing because it isn't interesting enough. Different receivers...

Yup the infamous two, got anything else? Or should I bring up the ghosts in Fallout 2, the time travel quest, the giant talking stone head of the Vault Dweller, and more? That's a minority of fans, and if anything it would only be through easter eggs, and that one Pete Hines quote was said one...

That's actually pretty funny, because literally nobody could get away with that, for one thing. That and the quests are a matter of opinion, nothing else. It depends on your build. You can increase your critical damage, weight management, damage and fire mode. You can argue that it's not as...

Variety in what can be crafted was expanded over Morrowind indefinitely, as well as not every item has components in either Skyrim or Morrowind, very few games actually gives all junk purpose. And I can tell you that neither system could be described as "simply"

I would personally disagree, just based on some of what was added. The "evidence" for that is anecdotal at best, but I have a few friends who are indi devs that would love to have a crafting system like F4's, but say the coding is too difficult. Again, no. I make no arguments for the season...

I mean, if you were being honest then you would know for fact that Fallout 4 couldn't be a lazy cash grab, simply based on the time and systems put into it. That aside, they tried to make it more appealing to a mass market, while still trying to keep the new fans established with 3 and NV. I...

I would't say that, because I don't really think that it's my place to say. In my personal opinion, I prefer the 3d Fallout games, but that's because I find the gameplay more enjoyable, but if someone prefers the isometric classics, that's more than fine with me. While I don't fully agree with...

Well, I personally would be considered a "Bethesda fan" I guess and enjoy 3 out of 4 of those games listed.

Implying, but it using that terminology more or less is dishonest. Yes, I can see that the target audience is clearly not meant to be those old school fans. I really think nobody should "tolerate" those exessive types of fans, of literally anything, be it Bethesda, Obsidian, or any developer...

That's a bit of a gross over-generalization don't you think? I mean honestly: hundreds of thousands of people all being the exact same? It's dishonest