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Personally, the world design and suspension of disbelief in New Vegas wasn't all that great either, specifically with the sizes in settlements and population. I blame it mostly on Bethesda's engine, but that doesn't mean Obsidian should get an extra point for it. But, hey, it's your review.

I can't tell if you're joking or if you've missed my point.

I get where he's coming from. You can like all those things and still not like turn-based tactics, or even RPGs. None of those things are exclusive to turn-based isometric RPGs. It falls to a matter of preference. As for my own take on what makes Fallout "Fallout, well I've already described...

Well, certainly not how it did in Fallout 4. I wish science worked the way it did in the Commonwealth, life would be much easier.

@Irwin John Finster just equated the value in KOTOR to Borderlands, on a forum fairly dedicated to upholding the purity of RPGs. It's not KOTOR that I imply this site would consider bad... You know, some people might take this as you thinking "the majority of people who enjoyed Fallout 4's...

...not the KOTOR part.

I would actually be legitimately interested in consuming a cross between a potato and a tomato. The closest thing we have to a tato is a plant wherein both tomatoes and potatoes grow, though.

Whoa, a bit over the top? Bethesda are no Illuminati of gaming, whose "connections" and "brainwashed obeying masses" gets them away with everything. They are a company like every other company. Majority opinion on this forum is falling into exaggeration territory again. They got burned as much...

Funny enough, in Preston's case it was assumed a feature until it was revealed to be a bug, while with most Bethesda issues they're bugs until unofficially declared features. Honestly though, it's whatever Bethesda wants it to be so that they don't look bad. If calling bad factors of their...

uh I think a lot of people here will disagree with you on that Modders don't have as much resources and potential feedback to work with as writers and designers in dev teams do, which means they can't create complex questlines with multiple choices, proper voice acting and complete lore...

I found that Bethesda's approach of giving the useless junk that littered the landscape an actual purpose as crafting materials rather than removing the junk entirely was one with good intentions, but not a very smart choice when it comes to their infamous engine. Especially when in Fallout 4...

I don't think that's how that works. Modders will find a way, they're like pirates and hackers in that they're an unstoppable tide. Whether Bethesda monetises the mods and locks them to their platform or not only serves to affect their reputation, but in the end, with Bethesda's engine, modders...

I was going to say "one's shit, the other's horse turd" but horse turd is also shit so I'm not actually sure how the phrase is going to go now. "Fallout 4 is shit" just doesn't have any charm to it.

Dammit man, I was trying to stay un-confused.

I like how @AccountNameM and his/her/its silly questions are generating some of the more fun threads on this site. So this BoS thing, how long until Bethesda manages to surpass that in sheer level of shittiness?

Heeeeey, we're back to quality content again. I think I'm supposed to put something in this second paragraph to justify the existence of this post, so okay. Here goes. In what ways would this forum improve by having a less vile reputation?

Gaaah. No. Personal opinion, but New York City is the last place I would want to see a Fallout game taking place in - no offense to New Yorkers. It is the blandest, most overused location ever used in fiction. Real-life NYC aside, not seeing it again would be too soon. Movies and games have...

I probably learned something from Fallout 4, but I can't remember it anymore because brain damage from Emil's writing has given me amnesia. What is this place again?

Free will sucks because consequences, but it most certainly does exists. I know there's this hanging belief that we're all living under the illusion of free will, but awareness of the theoretical illusion alone is already a demonstration of free will. Have I confused you yet? I know I've...

It's already fallen off and tumbled down the cliff, hitting rock bottom. We're just waiting to see whether Bethesda and co. will try to fix the train wreck with duct tape, or nuke the remains.