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so you can farm fusion cores?

thumbs up, and ladders: too high tech for 2016.

One day it will be referred to as the settlement armor DLC.

All those rooftops and no ladders. Still no ladders :(

Being cynical has a very serious place in the pantheon of methods of higher thought process. I wouldn't expect redditors to understand that though, since the vast majority of the content there is "look at this and agree with me!!!" in varying forms.

The title is a tongue-in-cheek shot at the stupid clickbait that pervades news sites. The rest of the article tho, while it has some funny spots, is a fairly straight forward criticism of the various aspects of the game that I think deserved it. He doesn't gush about the power armor, or make...

Scribbled horses are more immersive.

Only Bethesda would put a NDA on modding tools

#LOLQQWTF1337BBQ to you too skippy

"this forums are for laugh and laugh" Priceless. You definitely bring the laughs with your broken english and your pitiful attempt at stirring a pot with it. Here's a hint: the pot was stirred when you were still in diapers, and it won't stop being stirred anytime soon. Some people actually...

Apparently the direct copying of features that modders created for the previous game, and literally stealing ideas from other current AAA titles for other features, most of which actually retard the progress of the game as an actual RPG.. those things are "breaking new ground" You know, because...

It's hard for me to even consider what they have in Fallout 4 a "dialogue system". It feels more like a QTE (quick time event) that just allows forever for you to select one of the two options you had no choice in avoiding to progress the plot, both of which are effectively the same to you...

It would seem silly if it was a giant horse and a normal sized poo.

If it were large enough you could hollow out tunnels in the turd and we could all live in it, like it's the hometree in avatar.. but poo..

well yes.. making their constant failure of having their worlds overflow with valueless junk items into a feature and strong point of the crafting system is an improvement over every other one of their games that has all that junk for no apparent reason. I guess we can give them credit for that...

The only uses for the houses in skyrim: 1: A place to send all the annoying street urchins you accidentally agreed to adopt. 2: Rare alchemy ingredient farming 3: Making your save game files ginormous by piling up loot in all of their chests.

What, making all of the No options actually mean Yes wasn't a good enough illusion for you?

Occasional exceptions to the rule don't disprove the general rule. Even with those few "hard" games you have a good portion of their community trying to make it easier with each installment. The market for hard games is nowhere near the size of the market for easy peasy handholding railroady...

In a world where everyone gets trophies just for participating, you can't expect people to deal with losing at a video game. Just look at all the steam achievements for games, for doing nothing more than completing the tutorial or doing parts of the main quest that you were railroaded into...

why would we discuss realism when we can roleplay giving a crap about a plastic baby while we try to sodomize every robot in a 30 mile radius?