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You know how it feels to have a relative that believes the Earth is flat? It's not good, I can say that...

I'm not sure just how more patient people were back in the old days, but these people didn't have the luxury of expecting Day One patches in their games. I say just remain patient, Let's see what the new patch will have in store for us. And hopefully I've caught the attention of some...

You can't expect people who've never seen the word "glass" used in that context before to immediately realize, "Oh, that's exactly what I was expecting them to do!"

People with this "not as good/bad as we/you remember it being" mentality should just piss off. Opinions aren't based solely on memory.

This kind of level-headed perspective on game companies changing over time isn't as common as it should be. Reminds me of how people think Rare would have been as successful as it was during the SNES and N64 eras if Microsoft never brought them. It goes beyond my comprehension why people don't...

Firstly, it's the Internet; the "perceived bar" has always been high. Secondly, while I'm not arguing that flame war probably happen here more than they should, there's a much higher concentration in other Fallout forums, or just video game forums, in general. This is tame, compared to where...

It really annoys me when people (especially gamers) confuse remasters, remakes, and reboots as being the same thing.

But what's happened here, hasn't constituted to a flame war.

You can, but that doesn't MAKE it, overall, an objectively better game. You paraphrasing what I just stated in my previous post doesn't evoke a flaw in my argument, it evokes a lack of understanding on your part. Because of how often both gameplay and tone go hand-to-hand, especially in...

No, you can't. You can, however, objectively say that FO2 refined the gameplay formula of FO1, because the quantitative measurement of how much it added upon the first game. I strongly disagree with this, because I don't think Fallout 2 had anything to do with how Fallout 3, 4, and 76, turned...

You're right on the money. However, if I had to chose which one was worse, it'd be the former. If you don't know how to properly implement nuanced mechanics into your "RPG", stop marketing it as one.

Ah, crap... what have I done? I know others have address this quote already, but let me chime in a bit. There is true in your statement — the Enclave and NCR are prime examples of this. Respectively, one of them is a faction of remnants of the Pre-War government, while the other is a complete...

I don't understand why Fallout: New Vegas isn't on Xbox's Game Pass. Bethesda owns all three of 3-D Fallout games, so what's the issue?