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But they never will, just like they'll never point out the flaws in any other developers' games. The gaming media is completely in bed with the AAA publishers and developers. They know that if they dare write anything besides "10/10!!! Best game ever!!!" about any release, no matter how bad...

But then they wouldn't have been able to brag to all the kiddies during pre-release that they could name their characters "Fuckface" and have Codsworth say it.

Kind of like the way Bethesda used Liam Neeson in Fallout 3.

In all seriousness, I think the next Fallout will be an MMO, and maybe XBox exclusive at that. As others have said, Gambryo/Creation whatever they want to call it should have been hauled off to the glue factory already, and they already have ESO's engine at hand, so making it an actual MMO...

Finished reading the first Witcher book a couple of days ago, now starting on the second. Very fun reading!

And then just start picking those locks to get your booty call!

351 - Bethesda really needs to hire a better class of shitposters.

Well, if you refer to my Item 335 above, you'll see I've addressed that.

Just what we all need - play Fallout 4 with the added bonus of puking your brains out from motion sickness. How much will Todd charge for that bit of DLC?

You mean she couldn't scrounge up six tin cans, a gear and some oil and make herself one of these? You just don't have the imagination to play a Bethesda game. You should play Call of Duty instead.

Too late ...

That'll have to wait until you've finished your wacky contraption that flings brahmin up in the air so they'll explode into loot fountains when they hit the ground, and upload the video to YouTube, of course.

I'm not a mod maker myself, but from what I understand, you don't need a particularly powerful PC to run the Creation Kit. Any halfway decent machine that an XBox player can use to steal mods from the Nexus should be able to run it. My thinking? Yeah, a lot of the older mod makers are likely...

At the risk of derailing the topic slightly, that was one of the very few things that let me down about Witcher 3. It had underwater combat, but it was always the same battle over and over again - equip the crossbow, dive and one-shot a handful of drowners or sirens who always used the same...

335. Fallout 4 is the last Bethesda game I will buy, and I should have said that after Skyrim.

I mostly blame the voiced PC for the lack of good quest/new adventure mods for FO4. Now, as a mod maker, you have to write your PC dialog with a voiced character in mind, and you're going to have to find male and female voice actors to read and record it. Because if your mod is going to revert...

Take a look at Sugarbombed and the Bethesda forums and the other fanboy sites, and try to count all the people there who are eager and willing to shell out 60 bucks for a warmed over version of Skyrim that they can mod on their consoles. Hell, even a bunch of PC players are lining up to...

I've played a very small amount of Witcher 2, and from what I remember it is pretty similar to 3. As far as Witcher 1 goes, I've played KOTOR 2, so I'm at least a bit familiar with how it should work. Hell, for a buck and half I really didn't have anything to lose by getting it.

I understand what you're saying - Gopher made a video a couple months back touching on that point, and his opinion was that a lot of Fallout and Bethesda fans rushed out to pre-order FO4 on the basis of their experience with FO3 and Skyrim, and that probably won't happen with the next release...

I just don't see how Todd's higher-ups could give even the slightest bit of a shit about negative reviews and Metacritic scores, as long as they can continue to laugh all the way to the bank. Whatever you say about Fallout 4, it sure as hell allowed them to do just that. And on top of that...