Everyone ready for the Fallout 4 awards?

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Trilogies should just not be done in video games anymore. Fallout got it right - their games are independent stories set within the same universe. That leaves much more room to work with and much less room for ruining a franchise. When you have a trilogy, the first game is a huge success and then EA takes over and decides to milk it for all its worth and it turns to sh**. At least with Fallout, there is a chance for redemption because the stories told are all independent of each other. You can't undo Mass Effect 3.

No, but the stated goal was to always be a trilogy, and have this massive arc. The writing in the three games even followed the typical formula for a space opera. One introduced us to the players, the threat, the universe. Two went very dark, and three gave us the hope of victory... until the star child. And to be fair, Casey Hudson worked on ME1 & 2 as well, so it's not like there was someone new working on the games.
 
Trilogies should just not be done in video games anymore. Fallout got it right - their games are independent stories set within the same universe. That leaves much more room to work with and much less room for ruining a franchise. When you have a trilogy, the first game is a huge success and then EA takes over and decides to milk it for all its worth and it turns to sh**. At least with Fallout, there is a chance for redemption because the stories told are all independent of each other. You can't undo Mass Effect 3.

No, but the stated goal was to always be a trilogy, and have this massive arc. The writing in the three games even followed the typical formula for a space opera. One introduced us to the players, the threat, the universe. Two went very dark, and three gave us the hope of victory... until the star child. And to be fair, Casey Hudson worked on ME1 & 2 as well, so it's not like there was someone new working on the games.
This is the crux of the matter. Video games do not do well at telling stories the same way as a cinematic film. And for whatever reason developers are still trying to tell stories like a movie. This is a great video that our resident Dr. Fallout showed me that makes excellent points, one of them is why video games should not attempt to be movies. It's also a fun watch:
 
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Oh god, them talking about Fallout 4 was so fucking cringe. It's like they read a card being held by Todd.
 
Craig miller as trending gamer? WHAT?

I haven't even seen this guy do shit never mind the fact meet the requirements to even be nominated.

How? I don't even know.
 
I don't think there are any award shows I watch anymore. The winners and prizes are nonsense, but the whole spectacle is fun to watch and be around I guess.

I wouldn't put much stock in a game awards show of any kind. It's probably all a marketing thing.
 
Craig miller as trending gamer? WHAT?

I haven't even seen this guy do shit never mind the fact meet the requirements to even be nominated.

How? I don't even know.

He's an IGN cuck, that's all you need to know.

That explains a lot. Better to give awards to their puppets instead of people who actually do their jobs. These "reward" shows should just be renamed into "The IGN Cuck Lord Awards". Whoever is the biggest cuck and puppet on IGN wins! Now that would be a tough competition.
 
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"At The Game Awards, right before announcing the game of the year, there was a voice shouting "Don't say Fallout...!" and after a brief pause while the doritto guy was smiling embarrassed, the voice from the crowd says, "I swear too God!" "

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"At The Game Awards, right before announcing the game of the year, there was a voice shouting "Don't say Fallout...!" and after a brief pause while the doritto guy was smiling embarrassed, the voice from the crowd says, "I swear too God!" "

:grin:


Oh i heard that too, Right in front of Todd and Pete hines pathetic face.


Get fucking CUCKED
 
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