Fallout 4 DLC Tweet gets a lot of Flak

Heh, glad to see a reaction like this.

That said, It is not nearly enough to make them go out of business.

I wonder what will people say about the skyrim's remaster when it comes out? Hopefully we will see other reactions similar to this one.

And then Pete will say this is a minority of haters.
 
Awareness? From the mainstream? About a Bethesda game? :aiee: This really is a first.

Then again, since the hype has finally died down for Fallout 4, I guess it is safe for the critically minded to finally voice out complaints about such an over-hyped game and not get torn apart by rabid fanboys defending the latest trend. The most defense I see for Bethesda these days are stragglers and the irritatingly vocal minority on social media that feel obliged to insult and/or belittle any critical point about Bethesda and their games.

It's probably thanks to this growing number of critically minded people who are coming out of the woodwork that FO4 (and Bethesda by proxy) are getting the harsh criticism it deserves. Looking at the current Steam user reviews and Metacritic reviews (for PC at least), it's finally getting the criticism that has been lacking from the initial release.

Ediros said:
And then Pete will say this is a minority of haters.
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:roffle: I eagerly await this tweet with bated breath.
 
CerberusGate said:
(for PC at least)
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That's why bethesda wants to migrate to consoles... Where they awaited by CD Project RED again.:roffle:
I'm sure, console crowd won't tolerate toddlertesda's behavior more than one or two more games.
 
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I know Pete Hines is definitely feeling the love. Re-tweeting to at least two death threats a day on his twitter has been his new normal for about a year now.

Still, I don't think he can actually do anything with that information. I was listeing to Matty's HAM radio podcast when he had Fo4's female voice actress Courtenay Taylor on as a guest. She said she was curious about the voiced protagonist debate after fan reception and speculation after E3. But this is the interesting bit she let slip, she said that she read it despite some corporate policy not to read anything Fallout related unless it's on the Bethesda Official Forum. She went on to say you're not supposed to, but the whole staff does it anyway.

Imagine if Todd was an insane stickler about it though, like he thinks it's what makes his company set the trends instead of follow them or something equally stupid. Imagine knowing what the fans want, but being unable to cite it properly without him jumping down your throat for being influenced by reality and not using the proper channels.

It'd explain a lot, actually.
 
Ediros said:
Heh, glad to see a reaction like this.

That said, It is not nearly enough to make them go out of business.

I wonder what will people say about the skyrim's remaster when it comes out? Hopefully we will see other reactions similar to this one.

And then Pete will say this is a minority of haters.
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Remaster is only good as a console game to be honest.

Vanilla Skyrim + mods = much better. It only matters for consoles because they can't use mods and the graphics are meh on PS3/X360.

What's even worse is that big mods most likely won't work with the remaster. PerMa, SkyRE, etc. There's no point if it's literally just "Skyrim in F4 engine".
 
Hell, the Realistic Lighting mod and some textures at your taste, imo look better than that Skyrim Remasted.
 
What if Pete Hines is really a good guy but his reality is meat being shoved into a grave by Toad Howard?
What if Toad Howard is actually Big Brother and he is watching us all, loving the hate that comes from us?
What if Emil feeds off the tears of NMA and so writes bad material so he can clench his hunger?
 
Millim said:
Emil feeds off the tears of NMA and so writes bad material so he can clench
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I knew it. Another guy who only keeps his job owing to some error in the pharmacy's system where he still has 67628 Adderall refills left dating back to his childhood.

Lucky duck--and here I am stuck drinking my own Jenkem.
 
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