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When did the tide turn on Bethesda? I don't know but surely everyone here has noticed the shift. I remember getting trolled out of my mind on social media for smack talking Bethesda, and now a video called fallout 3 is garbage and here's why has nearly three million views on YouTube. And Reddit...

It's pretty disgraceful that the absurd censorship is still going on here. Members of the community should be ashamed that they tolerate it, and whoever's doing it has a pretty morally fucked up garbage-filled soul.

You might wanna look in a mirror and chill for a little bit.

The Enclave needed the tribals for their FEV experiments. They needed two test groups: one of clean, pure humans; and another composed of the "mutants" that lived all over the mainland, suffering radiation and FEV exposure for decades that, to the Enclave, made them unclean. The unclean sample...

Why not just play a different game altogether if you're bored of fallout?

Someone said "shoot and loot" in another thread. That's a pretty good description.

Fallout isn't a survival horror game, the fact that it was "very survival horror" isn't a good thing. Other than that we can agree to disagree.

They were very poorly integrated elements imo. Dead money was incredibly tedious in its gameplay. Thematically it was also just very dark. Fallout has always had a dark humor, but I didn't find much humor in DM.

I've thought about this a lot. "Open world dungeon crawler" is best imo. It's a dungeon crawler instead of an RPG because it's so focused on looting. It's much closer to Diablo than basically any other RPG out there.

It's a bit early to call it a cult classic imo, but I'm still surprised by the love for dead money based on how bad it was.

Not to defend bethesda, but didn't TES exist before MMORPGS?

I just read this on the forbes review (here: http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2015/11/13/the-5-biggest-problems-with-fallout-4/ ) and found it a really entertaining comment for some reason. I’m all for turn-based combat, and I think you could make a compelling turn-based combat game out of...

I just read this on the forbes review (here: http://www.forbes.com/sites/erikkain/2015/11/13/the-5-biggest-problems-with-fallout-4/ ) and found it a really entertaining comment for some reason: I’m all for turn-based combat, and I think you could make a compelling turn-based combat game out of...

This is something that's been on my mind since I first discovered it in 2 however many years ago, and saw some peeps talking about it in another thread, but figured maybe it deserved a thread of its own. While I typically view 2 as the superior game, the vault experiments have never sat well...

It's a little too cutesy for me. It reminds me of an old looney toons cartoon in animation and style, which doesn't really fit fallout at all imo.

To me that has more to do with not being familiar with the game. Yeah, my first play through nightstalkers were tough, mostly from shock value of them coming out of nowhere; but when you know what to look for and where they are they're little more than a nuisance.

It takes 4 (assuming you get the cha implant) stat points and a perk to get animal friend. Can I emphasize that more? Four! That's huge! And what does it do? It makes it so you don't have to kill mid-level enemies, that's it. Yes, it's worthless. Those stat points and perk would be much better...

Ugh, dude. come on, read. You edited my post where I said exactly that: So is everyone really just always playing with huge parties? Really? I had one playthrough of 2 where I maxed out my followers for sure, but that's not really the most fun as it involves a lot of babysitting and making...

The only thing that mildly interests me about this is that now charisma is no longer a dump stat. Which, (i think) it was virtually useless in the last four games. So will be kind of interesting to actually use it now. edit: actually just remembered you could get more followers with more...

There was a tweet not too long ago from Ron Perlman saying he hadn't been contacted by beth for F4 -- not saying he couldn't still, but all signs are pointing to no.