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https://i.imgur.com/H0AWhie.jpg A reference to Dead Money content. I thought this was a nice touch.

They explained their reason for naming it Battlefield 1: “It’s important to stress that this is the next big milestone in the Battlefield franchise. Why we chose the name...we’re kind of going back to the true dawn of all-out warfare. This is the genesis of what modern warfare is today.”

I feel bad for anyone who bought a GTX 980/980 Ti or 970 recently.

DICE as far as I remember, has always had the final product keep pretty much the same graphical quality from pre release trailers and footage. It probably will look this good on PC on the highest settings.

https://blog.tyrannygame.com/2016/05/06/under-new-management/

It looks like Far Harbor is going to... fall harder. :cool:

The lizard is probably a salamander, not a gecko.

My advice would be to read some of the novels that served as an inspiration for the series, namely, The Postman and A Canticle for Leibowitz. These should help to give you a sense of the kind of world the series was intended to portray (by the original developers and Obsidian). And of course...

Courage the Cowardly Dog reference?

We knew it was going to start off with finding some woman, but apparently Beth has the chutzpah to use the exact same story hook as Point Lookout - helping a mother find the daughter. You did it with the main story, and just like you love to do, with the DLC. Get over it, Emil.

I know this is done for the larger purpose of ensuring there won't be a bunch of games (many of them that are pretty bad and are cash grabs) that have a similar name that people may confuse for the the particular IP being defended. I think they didn't go after Beth because the word "wasteland"...

One, and only one, of the speaker placements is totally unfair, and this is no exaggeration - it's one in the vault area in the corner of a catwalk. To disable it, you have to get to the terminal controlling it. But the terminal is next to the speaker, and there's only one path from some stairs...

It's hard to say whether there's a sinister intention in Bethesda.net hosting the unofficial patch. It has improved players' experiences, after all, as far as making the game less buggy goes. If Beth had decided to incorporate the unofficial patch's fixes into their own patch, then the benefit...

I guess some elements of Fallout: Shelter are canon, similar to how the Battle of Jakku in SW: Battlefront is the only way it is visually portrayed outside of the Lost Stars book.

Maybe changing the character system is a hopeless cause, but that can't be known without trying first. I was thinking that maybe an imitation of the functionality of the skills system can be implemented using the ability to give players perks, such as through magazines, coupled with a menu that...

It would be their undoing. If Nexus users aren't required to pay for their mods, many of which are more complex and/or require a script extender, it would be expected that console users woul feel wronged by that.

It was said IIRC that all of Bethesda.net's mods will be accessible to consoles, which means simpler mods that don't require a script extender will be all that the site has to offer, which implies it has been designed for consoles and the Nexus should operate as it has.

I thought it was more tongue-in-cheeck friendly rather than secretly mocking. And ZigzagPX4, I think you're being too cynical in your outlook on Beth's intentions with this trailer. They could be parodying themselves a little, which is what I thought.

There's a JSawyer remaster that you could use. http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/61592/?

Pete did tweet that Beth has a yet to be announced DLC after Far Harbor. They really should set it in what was Canada.