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    My experience roleplaying in Fallout 4.

    Its great if you want to RP as someone who kills, loots and occasionally returns.
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    Why does it feel like ?

    The way power armour felt was great, probably the best thing in Fallout 4. The problem was it gave out power armour far too frequently and early. Also the T-60 design is pretty shoddy
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    Why does it feel like ?

    They dont have a vendetta against the lore, that would require more than the bare minimum effort when they wrote fallout 4. They just dont care about it enough to put any research in and to make sure what they're creating fits with pre-established lore, they just think "Oh this is fallout-y...
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    Cyborgs in Fallout 4?

    I wouldn't mind the re-use of old ideas too much if they actually did something interesting with them, Bethesda's original ideas aren't very good. "Haha we stole your baby to make sentient robots for no reason. We also killed all these perfectly healthy pre-war people because we are the bad...
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    Cyborgs in Fallout 4?

    The synths seem a bit too advanced and nonsensical for fallout so Cyborgs probably would have been a better fit. The institute lacks any real motivation for the things it does aside from "Because we can". Giving them the whole Unity deal might have made them a bit more interesting as a faction.
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    What faction did you pick in Fallout 4

    I lost interest in the main story before it got to the "pick a side" point. Probably would have gone institute out of spite though.
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    Todd admits Fallout 4's Dialogue didn't work, you'll never guess what happened next

    Reading through these almost physically hurt
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    Name a thing you DON'T hate in Fallout 4

    I like that power armour feels like power armour rather than just another normal piece of equipment. I also enjoyed messing around with console commands to do ridiculous things, despite the number of crashes it causes.
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    Fallout 4 Wins Best Game at BAFTAs

    Batman: Arkham Knight winning Best British Game speaks volumes about how credible an award ceremony it is.
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