Fallout 4 goes Skyrim with infinite re-releases

It was taken from 'Beneath The Planet of the Apes'.


What I meant was it was taken by Bethesda from Wasteland 1, given that is one of the predecessors of Fallout and I assume this is where they grabbed the direct inspiration (given Bethesda's penchant in Fo3 for copying directly from earlier games), but of course Wasteland got it from Planet of the Apes, as I said in the post right above yours.
 
What?! Game devs take inspiration from other media?! Not everything they create stems from their own imagination?! This is crazy!
 
Jesus Christ dude how old are you? Thats like responding to someone asking if youve played fallout and being like "I'm playing Fallout Shelter right now I don't see what the big deal is"
Why are all of you old jaded autists so shocked that some young kid likes Fallout 4 every single time and act the exact same way? Fucking hell. Of course he is young. He is not 37 yet. He will get there...maybe.

Literally everything from FO3 & 4 is from something.


Like Fallout 1 and 2?
 
Literally everything from FO3 & 4 is from something.
It's almost like humans use other experiences and prior work and build upon that. Nothing you say is original, its essence has most likely already been stated somewhere along human history.

There's reasons most people agree on story structures that work. A novel idea is usually one that just feels novel and probably combines many elements together.
And this ain't even half of them. Especially if we count Fallout 2.
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The sad bit is that Bethesda has no choice but to copy Fallout's content, because they have no clue how to generate more of it. It's like they bought a tub of s.p.e.c.i.a.l. sauce that they can smear on their own work, and have it seem Fallout related, but they don't have the recipe to make more of it themselves.
 
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because that have no clue how to generate more of it.
They have, it's just the new stuff they came up with is really dumb like The Institute and Chidren of Atom. It just gives credence to the fact that Bethesda can't come up with actual great new stuff and thus have to resort to recycling (and make the things they recycle bad).
 
They have.
I don't agree. It seems to me that they are incapable because of a fundamental belief against it conceptually.
—Like their own private Brawndo argument.

We've [NMA] talked to them on Bethsoft. Pete is clueless about RPGs, Cheng is clueless about the allure of isometric games in general; him most infamously wanting Starcraft and Diablo series to switch to FPP, and tut-tut-ing Blizzard for timid [iso/3d instead of FPP] design with Diablo III. These guys are loons.

Do you remember the SNL scene with Patrick Stewart about erotic cakes? Where Stewart's character cannot wrap his head around the value of any design not incorporating urination/defecation.... Well Bethesda has always seemed similar to me in their view of anything not in the style of FPP/TES. As though any and every design not FPP (player substitution) is inherently inferior, hands down.
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They can't do it because it doesn't even occur to them that it could have merit. Pete's own words mention Bethesda policy where the player should never make a choice with unexpected consequences (they telegraph it, so you don't have to think); yet Fallout had people replaying the game on the spot after the ending showed the reaching consequence of their careless actions.
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Emil: I mean seriously. :(
https://www.nma-fallout.com/threads/1up-interview-with-emil.186815/
  • "...your character in Fallout 3 is not a descendent of the Vault Dweller in any way, shape, or form. It just didn't seem necessary. We wanted to tell our own story, without too many direct ties to what had come before."
  • "...actually, there was never a draft of the story that featured a different faction -- it was always the Enclave. Why? For us, it just made so much sense."
 
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This isn't a re-release like the multiple versions of Skyrim, it's a free patch like the one Cyberpunk 2077 got. People who already own FO4 on the newer consoles and PC will be able to get the next-gen version without paying extra.
 
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