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The Metacritic reviews still need a bigger sample size (maybe minimum of 150?) for a greater confidence interval. I trust the numbers, here.

If what you want to say doesn't fit with the forums, it goes here.

Is that Fallout Redesigned 3 that makes Rivas look that way?

BGS is too lax on themselves, too tame IMO. That's the impression I've gotten from this interview with Todd and his interviews in the months before the release of Fallout 4. I see some saying that his acknowledgment of the dialogue is a harbinger of progress. But he's used the same tone in the...

"It didn't work well" is tame. He would have won more people over by saying "It was a mistake."

On one hand, I wish they revealed a DLC set in what was Canada, maybe post-war Toronto, instead of Nuka World, but on the other, I don't trust Beth with the setting and don't want something that is promising and original to play host to Fallout 4's dialogue system.

You can still expect more baffling design decisions in the future though.

if they used the character and dialogue system from FNV as a basis.

I suspect he feels kind of bad for how they designed the game for a more casual audience, but would have sold just as much if not more

The satisfaction when you synchronize your semaphores perfectly

And it's happening right now. Already have read comments about being cheated.

And Skilled isn't an issue but rather an advantage if one wants to spend more time and have bonus skill points

I always pick Hoarder and Skilled. The former's downside is totally negligible, even at the beginning of DM as soon as you pick things up

http://www.gamesradar.com/a-skyrim-remaster-might-be-on-the-way-but-heres-why-bethesda-will-never-do-morrowind-hd/ From the man who said such things as, "If you want to pick flowers and make potions all day, then that's what you're role-playing. If you want to go shoot everybody in the head...

Should have mentioned, there must be a character system, too in order for the game to respond to the player's abilities by affecting the outcome of quests, besides just providing rewards such as better combat skills or lower prices.

This point of contention of how broadly do you define the definition of an RPG has lead to few definitive answers. Perhaps to settle this, there could be a defined standard such as 50+% of quests (a task, however you call it) must have multiple outcomes for a game to be classified as an RPG.

If Nuka World ends up being the actual name of a DLC, much less the DLC is focused on Nuka Cola, I want to see how r/Fallout is going to come up with excuses for it being quality content.

Still more creature variety than in any of FNV's DLCs. Pretty trivial if you ask me.

You can't take what Mr. House says about cats for granted, right? His remark that cats are extinct is another one of his pretentious claims characterizing his arrogance. And another thing: I admit now that mods cannot restore the level of role playing from previous entries in the Fallout...

My dream is to escape this universe and destroy its creators for making us suffer.