You also just described the Dragonborn DLC. All of Bethesda DLC have been middle fingers to gamers that want choice as of late. The latest one was the Dragonborn DLC. "Oh you want choice? Sorry but you have to work with and give your soul to this evil Cthulhu monster in order to progress the quest cause fuck you! Haha we win!"
What do you mean by choose? Bethesda made you do that shitty quest or else!
Also makes a lot of sense putting needs in a game where people don't need food or water, can't die when 50 nukes are dropped on them. I fought a Gunner once, she had a Fatboy and she killed me. Out of curiosity, I god modded the fight again but resisted shooting her. She spammed mini-nukes into Nate with a different face's face at point blank range. She took no damage while being blasted with her own nukes. I tested again by leaving god mod and setting other face Nate's health to 99999, same results. Why would one need to eat or drink when no one else does and when the people there can take bombs to the face. The whole thing is a farce.
Kid in a fridge didn't need to either so why would anybody else. I wonder where the hell the hulks get their meat sacks, I mean where the hell are they getting it all from? Regular NPCs are like 10% of the population if that, not like they need them though this is a Bethesda game.
If you think that's bad, look at this:
They seem to have attempted to make the map make more sense but it's still sort of BLEH and the only real Hub city is Diamond City which makes very empty. The map is the least of Fallout 4's "problems", which I now refer to as "insults to the player."
I second this, I feel like I ranted on this before, but I forget or I worded it poorly. The point I tried to make before was that if Ghouls, Supermutants, Raiders, Gunners, Synths (missing people) all come from the population and the population only accounts for <10%. The world is unbalanced, but that is likely due to them cutting future DLC, there must be 10 times the amount of non hostile humans in Far Point Lookout.
It's a possibility if what they're boasting about with the map size is true..I feel it'll have a couple friendly NPCs with even more cannon fodder. The current dialogue wheel setup doesn't leave much choice for any good stories or NPC interaction when all you have is "yes, fuck you yes, SARCASTIC yes, and neutral yes".
An 11 minute map that everything looks the same on isn't good in my opinion.
Yeah, I was just blown away by incredible encounters like Preston Garvey Impersonator, Gassy Settler and Two Men Arguing About Sandwiches.Dumbfuck said: