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Which, once again, I suggested the "Hardcore customization" option. Why isnt that taken seriously?

Well, theres one thing i hate about Bethesda, and its that their AI is not that good. Maybe if their first idea wasnt to "rush into battle with a fucking dragon" i wouldnt have to worry about protect their asses when I only have a Sword and (at the time) no Dragonrend. So yeah, I am not some...

Ok, how is me saying "Hey, its just a dog, a cool feature, the game isnt gonna revolve around it" taking things personally? Im just being logical. Not jumping to conclusions.

Wow, you are really getting worked up on this, are you? Its just, as you say, a "dumb" dog. Ok, your view of this is "they are focusing on this, it means its major" my view is "its just a fun feature for people who likes it, just an option, no different from the house/ village building mechanic".

Ugh, I hate it when people talk down to me, as if I be dumb enough to shoot someone on purpose if I didnt intend for them to die. i mean, something more like the chaos of battle. Trying to kills a bunch of attackers and some dumbass gets in the way. Or, the dumbass gets killed by a random...

As opposed to assigning a varying number of skill points to a skill, which you are FORCED to do, and to choose a perk right then and there instead of coming back later? That was my problem with Fallout 3 and New Vegas, you had no control of when you leveled up. I hate lack of control, of...

Most dogs in the real world arent interesting. This dog (which is NOT Dogmeat, I hear you can rename it yourself) was never meant to be an interesting companion, just a companion. And who says it wont be like Fallout 3/ New Vegas where you can have one full size companion (Codsworth) and one...

Who says they wont have that? We have not even seen a quest? And, I noticed when talking to the robot that there was a "yellow" option, meaning their could be a "no, i think i'll just kill you" red speech option, which will make a previously unkillable character killable. The dialogue choice is...

Also, just to point out, I never felt I had to "grind" in Skyrim. Everything came naturally to me. Of course, you may be confusing "grinding" with "training". Of course, I had to do a lot of practice smithing to get better. Thats how you get better. The only people who need to grind are those...

I still dont see why everyone ignored my idea of a possible "Hardcore" checklist that lets you customize your experiences, like, for example, making NPCs mortal. Or is it some sort of entitlement of "if they have to be mortal for me they have to be mortal for everyone".

I think you confuse grinding with earning. I want to EARN and WORK for my Gun skill. Not allocate points to it. And we only seen the combat, we have no idea what the story or speech gameplay will be like. Right now we are judging the cake before its even finished cooking. And as for...

In my opinion, at least in terms of skill, you should be able to actually get better by actually doing the activity. Use guns a lot, you get better at using guns. It gives you a sense of progress that leveling up and simply allocating points to a skill doesnt. The old system may have worked in...

You know, if Edward Sallow had actually tried to recreate Rome as it actually was and not what fit his blood and power lust it would have been a great and strong society in the post-war USA. The Romans were not war loving savages pretending they are civilized, they had culture and art, and they...

Because its a slap in the face of what the Roman Empire actually was: a place of not just violence, but culture and art. Culture wasnt "destroyed" it was ABSORBED into the Empire. The Legion is nothing but a fancy dressed Raider group that says fancy words the majority of them probably dont even...

This is the order I play the DLCs in: Old World Blues Honest Hearts Lonesome Road Dead Money

Well, for immortal NPCs and Companions, this is probably just in normal mode. Who is to say there wont be a hardcore mode? And how does some quest essential NPCs not being killable make the questlines linear? And while I understand why people would be upset about the lack of a skill system...

Ok, recap me: Whats wrong with Fallout 4. No, "Bethesda is making it" is not a viable answer. Neither is "Obsidian isn't making it".

I really dont see how this could be considered a BAD thing. Unless you are a PC elitist (note I said elitist, not PC gamer) who doesnt want consoles getting the ability to have mods.

To me it looks promising. The ability to create weapons with items that were previously just vendor trash, bullet time instead of VATs, armor in sections rather than just head and body, the abbility to actually not just create your own house but your own small town, the ability to customize your...

I really dont see the difference between Dogmeat from Fallout 3 and Rex from Fallout New Vegas from a gameplay perspective (besides the item finder ability, which F4 Dogmeat could have easily gotten if Companion Abilities return) My point is it sounds rather ridiculous to complain about...