Mr Fish
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Still a Bethesda product though.
A fallout game set in the pre-war world would be very interesting if it followed the lore of Fallout 1 and 2 and the Fallout bible. Too bad Bethesda retcon the shit out of that and made the pre-war world a generic 50's paradise instead of an authoritarian hell hole.
There's this thing called "sarcasm" you might want to look up.Uh. No?
TESO anyone?
Anyone actually try it during the free weekend?
I did.
They sell reskinned mounts for like 12 bucks in that game.
Zenimax is their parent company, so not really. I'm not even really defending them, but the only Bethesda thing there is the IP.Still a Bethesda product though.
That's easy... Brotherhood of Steel, Enclave, Deathclaws, Super Mutants, radiation... DoneI don't know how you could tell the difference between post-and-pre apocalypse West Virginia.
Bethesda games are never set in new locations.New location.
Bethesda games are never set in new locations.
They are set in a pulpy mad-max style wasteland with all the iconic parts of the franchise(Supermutants, Brotherhood) slapped in, and nothing original.
I hope we get to see this game at e3 but I doubt it. I'm also conflicted about supporting obsidian after what chris avellone had said about the upper management.Tim Tim and Lenny Boy are going to save us from Fallout Rust Z. After all, it is the will of the Creator for these two humans to assist us on the Great Journey.
I'm also conflicted about supporting obsidian after what chris avellone had said about the upper management.
http://nma-fallout.com/threads/the-decline-of-obsidian.215599/Oh shit, is there drama I wasn't aware of?
http://nma-fallout.com/threads/the-decline-of-obsidian.215599/
Only a few hundred pages of a Codex thread where MCA spills some juicy details on how crappy Obsidian's upper management can be.
Wow, looking back, I'm really glad I never applied there. Sounds like a mess. Hopefully Outer Worlds can still come out of development relatively intact despite all that. Plenty of great projects have survived worse. I feel for those employees, though. At least they can feel proud of what they accomplished instead of having worked on whatever the hell Fallout 76 is supposed to be...