Even people on Bethesda forums are unhappy at fallout 4. Is fallout 4 really a cookie cutter game ?

Is fallout 4 a 'Cookie cutter' game ?

  • Yes

    Votes: 39 84.8%

  • No

    Votes: 7 15.2%
  • Total voters
    46
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“I will admit one bit of trickery I did was, because we had a limited number of voice lines, we started doing things like making some of the main characters mute. So they’d only do like, hand gestures andsymbols and non-spoken text. We were only able to get away with that for so long.” - Chris Avellone, src

huh
 
Arnust said:
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“I will admit one bit of trickery I did was, because we had a limited number of voice lines, we started doing things like making some of the main characters mute. So they’d only do like, hand gestures andsymbols and non-spoken text. We were only able to get away with that for so long.” - Chris Avellone, src

huh
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If that's true, Obsidian still managed to make better characters. Even when they don't talk!
 
SarcasticGoodGuy said:
Better characters? Can well call Preston, Codsworth and Mr. Burke characters? Preston is some depressed robot, Codsworth is an impossible AI, and Mr Burke just sucks Tenpenny's dick all day and gets off on murder.

They're not comparable.
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How dare you! Preston is one of the best characters ever made! He only sounds monotone because he's been through so much trauma!






I've clearly read too many of your posts.
 
Prone Squanderer said:
If that's true, Obsidian still managed to make better characters. Even when they don't talk!
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ED-E, Rex and Christine indeed have more character than most of Bethesda games NPCs. And this is including voiced Elder Scrolls ones, like Sheogorath and co.
 
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