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the same as in morrowind - you don't affect the world by killing an important person because the devs were too lazy to make it flexible, they just tell you to reload because you fucked up

i know these are old posts but i just noticed that everyone is praising morrowind for allowing the player to kill essential npcs. how is this better than having immortal npcs in fallout 3? they didn't make any effort to build the story around it or to include consequences of such act, they were...

how do you guys think, will this be a flop and an end to bethesda's fallout? or will they go back to the roots with fallout 5 and everything will be how it used to?

megaton was such a terrible location that they actually gave the player the option to get rid of it

i think i got things pretty much maxed out, as you surely know, skills are limited with your level and level is capped. i got over one hundred hours on my first run on normal difficulty so i wasn't slacking around, either. i just made some bad decisions with my character but i was perfectly...

i meant it looks too clean and the font is kinda out of place. also, i'd imagine they would use brighter or more contrastive colors for it. as for the bushes, i think you're right, the ones on the left are brighter and look good

looks great. i would change the no gasoline sign. also, i'm not sure why but the bushes on the right side look a bit wrong, maybe it's just too many of them

i don't want to experience fallout 3 ever again sorry i respect your work, just could't resist

frankly, i couldn't even get to him through the scavenger hunt with monsters who can spot a fruit fly from a mile away. after few hours, i just gave up, it just felt like a tedious work. that's why i said that the ending felt completely different to the rest of the game (both plot-wise and...

spoilers below in addition, i decided to roleplay a stealthy, non-combat oriented character. in many rpgs, this would not be a valid choice but underrail seemed to be cool with it, it had a great levelling system in which characters who don't fight much are not discriminated, i could go through...

i want you all to sit for a moment and think about it - they first had to come up with this idea, the decisive people had to accept it as the best possible solution and then the designers and programmers actually worked to implement that system in the game, all that happened at one of the major...

there was once a lore guy at bethesda but they fired him in 2006 to put more resources into moving a train

oh shit :lol: seriously just close this thread

it sucks

how is "trump isn't bad" an unpopular opinion? he got elected

everyone knows vault boy these days but only true motherfuckers know pip-boy

it's zdoom, it's like a whole new engine

i played fonline like ten years ago or so. this game was brutal. i remember trying to play fallout online a few years ago and everything was down. i though the idea just died. i had no clue there are so many versions of it now :D

main characters are good-looking. always. it bothers me even more in novels. if there's a female character, the narrator always, and i say always must tell us she's pretty. even if it's absolutely insignificant

thank god because that first track sounds like something from spyro the dragon and the second could be someone's first adventure in fruity loops as for the trailer, i stand by my opinion - i really don't dig the visuals, the graphics look bland and meh, the gameplay looks clunky and the art...