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Currently playing Trepang2 and so far it's been a blast with its over the top slow motion combat. I eventually plan to play F.E.A.R. as it was the biggest inspiration for the game. From what I've heard F.E.A.R. was memorable and praised for its advanced AI along with its over the top slow mo...

Yeah, I recognize that West Coast BOS (excluding the TV show) will have distrust toward super mutants since they were part of the master's army rather than just simply existing. Bethesda Fallout seems to make BOS hating mutants a big deal, but it's not something I see too often in the classics...

The best depiction of 3D Fallout I have seen, hands down. However, this seems to play like a boomer shooter, minus the movement. It would have been cooler if the combat was turn-based but in first person, and I can't think of any games that do this unless it is not feasible.

Reminds me of pulverizer from Killing Floor 2 except its a hammer, either way its fitting for Fallout or any post apocalyptic game and would be nice to see.

The more I think about how Bethesda portrays the BOS, the more it feels like they are just a less racist Enclave, since their hatred of ghouls and supermutants originated from Bethesda's Fallout series, rather than just being indifferent towards everyone, which is how I felt about them in 1, 2...

I looked at both maps numerous times, and I couldn't even tell the difference when it comes to Shady Sands placement. I get the feeling that the people who say it is lore-breaking like the show are just quoting others and never really noticed it when looking at it themselves.

I took the time to watch Idiocracy because I came across a video and a thread somewhere else that discussed the similarities between the plot and worldbuilding of Fallout 4 and Idiocracy. After finishing the movie, I couldn't have agreed more.

Currently watching Mr. Robot, expecting it to keep me occupied long enough to find something else to watch that's serious and grounded.

Finished watching it recently and can recommend also

I had a similar experience when I got Half-Life for free during a Steam sale, but I never touched it for over a year. When I decided to play it I was pretty excited since I heard nothing but good things about it regarding how the game presents its set pieces. By the time I finished it, I was...

From time to time I remember this song exist ever since 2016 and find myself going back to it.

I know for the most part, Bethesda kept the remaster largely the same as the original but at the same time they made some odd design and creative decisions, like when they added a terrible color filter similar to Fallout 3 and New Vegas despite it not being present in the original, or when they...

The trailer is so loud, almost like they are afraid to lose the viewer's retention. I get nothing out of the trailer other than it being an action-heavy game with not much RPG.

I feel pretty lucky not playing any of Bethesda's Fallout games to taint my perception of what a Fallout game should be when getting into the franchise recently. Heard about Fallout 4 way back in 2016 and remember it being a big deal, but didn't care to invest into it.

Yeah, it's very similar to Contra and Metal Slug. If you take a slight interest in those games, like I did when I first discovered this game, you might enjoy it. Personally, I was mostly drawn to the 80s art style and music but ended up enjoying the whole game.

Its Mow Man from a videogame called Huntdown.

Morrowind is an exception, but I didn't see it on the list unless I have bad eyesight.

Seeing any of Bethesda's titles immediately on the list is enough to make me laugh and not take it seriously.

If Bethesda were to remaster New Vegas, they would fuck it up hard like they did with Oblivion remastered, which was their own game. Besides, wouldn't it make way more sense for Microsoft to let Obsidian remaster it since they were the ones who developed it?