Yes it is, I just said that it's not necessary at all since currentgen is anyway more powerful than PS3 to withstand bethestard code ans script and the base engine is not that bad, so no reasons to pull something as stupid as restrictions.
Then what's the point in mentioning the past game's mistake, then? That we should be okay, unicorn and butterflies, rainbows and sunshine, and just accept Pete Hines's "not interested in discussing realism" yadda yadda?
Lag, crashing, bugs, ect.
To be fair, the only way to explicitly confirm the death of the Mojave Wasteland here is to use the Wild Wasteland trait.
Basically, New Vegas isn't about saving the Mojave, after all. Especially when the DLCs gave us choices to reinforce that decision even further. Lonesome Road got extra points because the consequence of nuking either/or even both the NCR's and Legion's territory that practically blocked the Mojave's connection to the rest of the world, can immediately be seen when we return there. (though disappointingly there was no additional ending slides in the base game that's affected by our decision in Lonesome Road)To be fair, the only way to explicitly confirm the death of the Mojave Wasteland here is to use the Wild Wasteland trait.
You're still a maniac for doing so even without Wild Wasteland since you blew it up after all.
"We want you guys to make lots and lots of mods for the console players, but forget about all the really good ones you used to be able to make. Just shovel out whatever crap you can with the shit tools we give you, and it's all good!"
That doesn't say much, tbh. The game itself is lag, crash, bugfest anyway.
The only ones modding Beethesda games in a few new game releases will be those wanting internet attention and fame and "prima donnas" if this continues. Or those who keep pushing the games engines and develop tools to allow modding outside of Bethesda's restrictions or tools provided by Bethesda (like the people who keep making and maintaining the Script Extenders, xEdit, etc).
Or people who want to enter mod-making contests (hosted by Nvidia) to get the prize offered by uploading stolen mods that they claim credit for (that somehow passed through screening). I will acknowledge that some of those mods are legit and original at least, though some seem to take inspiration from Nexus mods.
To be fair, Pokemon GO encourages people to go outside and meeting other players. Bethesda will be probably making 5 a VR game instead since they're obsessed with FO4 VR and all, which prevents people from going outside.
Adding mods does that too, considering the trouble with mods I had back when I modded Skyrim.
I feel that it will work awesome for Bethesda in the end, restricting their users, making money from it, while the modd community blames the users for beeing entitled cunts and the users the modders for beeing elitist pricks, where as the majority will hail and applaud at Betheasda for "supporting" modding on the console ...
Thanks for doing this, I don't think it was intentional.
7 years. No new engine. Game is predominantly mods/mod ideas. Procedurally generated MMO quests. No RPG dialogue whatsoever. All dialogue choices are same.
I don't really know you, but probably.
I don't usually name drop, but @Crni Vuk is a very reasonable person that gives out well spoken commentary on some of the things I say, all without ever coming off as rude. props for that. There's more, but like I said, it's not really my thing to name people off.
Bethesda could turn the game into angry birds with $100 red boots DLC and their fans would still be sitting in a room saying "This is fine! Keep going!"
