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Obviously all these old-school devs are jealous. Look at all the money Fallout 4 has been making. :smug:

Well, I'll just say this - someone needs to start teaching the raiders and super mutants in the Commonwealth that Fat Man mini-nuke launchers are not close-quarters weaponry. Not to mention raiders love to share alcohol with each other during combat, especially when said alcohol has a flaming...

He's just poking fun, guys. Your buttons are all really easy to push (as are mines, really, as evidenced by this very post). If you are all really that annoyed by it, maybe take a step back and look at how seriously you're defending the fate of a video game series? Besides, don't worry...

According to some people here of which I shall not name, he and all of the voice actors are also to blame for Fallout 4. I don't get this line of thought. Are we supposed to be angry at the people involved with Fallout 4 too because they were doing their job? At this point, where does the blame...

Now, I'm not very well versed in gaming history, so if I'm wrong on this feel free to correct me. Did Bethesda spark the whole piecemeal DLC practice with Horse Armour? I know DLC existed a short while before then, but if I recall correctly, they were the one to popularise the "five bucks for...

The Elder Scrolls is an excellent series of open-world adventure games based heavily around exploration. That seems to be the only part of them that has stayed consistent - the RPG elements of the series, not so much. It depends on perspective, really. The majority of Bethesda's fanbase wouldn't...

Well, I didn't disagree, so I'm not sure why you had to put the "actually" there.

Actually, I find this very fun. However, it would be a lot more fun if there was actually lore and context to make the act all the more satisfying, i.e. NCR versus the Legion, as opposed to just running Super Mutants into a bunch of patrols in baseball gear armed with wooden guns. Honestly, I...

I've never really understood the hate for the T-45. I understand NMA hating it for what it represents, sure, but you are correct, it is supposed to be a dead-end model and fairly obsolete. It looked fine to me, not great but that was kind of the point. A prototype for the big hulking excellence...

They sort of got succeeded by pan-fade narrated cutscenes shortly after games entered the 3D phase, so they were mostly in Fallout 3 to justify it being a Fallout game, and in New Vegas for both old times sake and because Fallout 3's engine was fucked.

I just wished they ditched the entire aspect of pipe weapons. They look like shit, they're useless pass the first few levels, their modifications barely change anything, and their value is too low to be of any use while bartering. They're essentially the first weapon you get in an MMO -...

The best way to judge the two against each other is to ignore the lore completely and compare only the gameplay. See, the thing about this is, Bethesda's concept makes for an okay game, if not that great. If it wasn't a Fallout game, I could see myself enjoying Fallout 4 a lot more - it's...

Holy crap, I didn't even consider that being a harbour Bethesda could get away with half the entire map being just water, with maybe four underwater dungeons. Especially with all the underwater content they've been hyping up.

Bethesda should fire Pete Hines and hire him, anyone who can sell Fallout: BoS of all games to other people can sell anything. :clap:

Wait, what VR did they have in the 90s? Hey, different people have different experiences with the same thing, otherwise the world would be full of identical opinions. But like I said, the price is the biggest factor in VR's potential downfall. Isn't it always? I guess if the people using them...

That's because it's exactly that kind of DLC. They decided that full expansions with actual content to them is last-gen and that the next step forward will be to screw players even more.

I'm going to apologise in advance for the following asshole rant, but I actually enjoy parts of this forum, so I think it's justified. I wasn't trying to be a dick, but considering basically everyone on this forum is a dick about everything from world history to global politics to movies to...

Sort of agreeing with this... there has been no guarantee nor solid evidence that the Shi actually are the descendants of the a Chinese submarine crew. For all we know, they could've just been the Chinese-American population of the US that survived the war. Though they would have nothing to gain...

Isn't "huge" sort of redundant when you've already put "colossal" in?