Mythic
Enclave Gunslinger
More Fallout is always good. It's understandable that people aren't that excited for it considering Bethesda aren't saying anything about it. I'm just keeping my fingers crossed that they will be talking about it at E3.
How excited are you for Fallout 4?
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TorontoReign
Guest
Honestly I don't care if the game is good or not. Mods can weed out most of the garbage.
Neon Child
First time out of the vault
I'm at the point where I hope the Bethesda takes a good look and New Vegas and expands on some of its ideas instead of going backwards. Seriously, that's what they ended up doing with Skyrim in my opinion. Oblivion had so many more interesting quests and enemies than Skyrim and even when they gave in and put in things we wanted (aka fight along side a dragon) it didn't feel very fleshed out. When it comes to NV I had and continue to have a hard time pulling myself away. No matter how many times I play I find that I over looked something in a previous playthrough that I totally could have done. Even more so, with the fact that there are at least four different ending to the game you can get at least that many playthroughs of the game no problem. Fo3 didn't have that going for it and for a game that is so open world, I didn't really feel very encouraged to explore that often. The most exploring I did on my first play through was because of the Wasteland Survival Guide missions. Other than that, there were whole blank spaces of the map that I never got around to. I'm not saying the game is bad, because I love listening to Threedog and some of the weapons. However I feel that I probably would have enjoyed it more if I hadn't picked up NV first.
Still, some part of people is hyped for fallout 4 and I'm hoping Obsidian picks up another title for the west coast.
Still, some part of people is hyped for fallout 4 and I'm hoping Obsidian picks up another title for the west coast.
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Deleted member 80609
Guest
I have as much hope for Fallout 4 as I have for Battlefront (EA made), in other words none.
Alleged Girl #9
Desert Ranger
I'm a little excited just because it's more Fallout but I'll avoid getting my hopes up. I don't know if I trust Bethesda with Fallout 4 after the garbage that was 3. I can only hope they follow Obsidian's example. They could learn a lot from New Vegas.
Sadly I think the chances that they will learn to be nihl.
Have Bethesda developers ever taken lesson from other games?
Have Bethesda developers ever taken lesson from other games?
naossano
So Old I'm Losing Radiation Signs
Did they ever learned from themselves ?
Alleged Girl #9
Desert Ranger
If very poorly inserting some Fallout influenced mechanics into Skyrim counts, yes. God, I hope that doesn't happen the other way around. Can you imagine if Fallout 4 is Skyrim-ized?
Kilgore Trout
Gyro Captain
"I used to be wasteland wanderer like you, until I took a 10 mm in the knee."
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Kilgore Trout
Gyro Captain
"I used to be a Vault Dweller like you, until I caught the FEV."
ChildServices
Banned
I'll still buy it and play it, but I'm not excited for it. The only thing that excites me about FO4 is its confirmation opening up the prospect of another Obsidian spinoff.
Alleged Girl #9
Desert Ranger
This is what I'm hoping for. I'd like to see an Obsidian-developed Fallout: San Francisco or Fallout: New Reno or something.
ChildServices
Banned
I sorta hope that Fallout: Lonestar project does well. By the looks of it, it's the closest thing we'll receive to that sort of thing for awhile yet.
Earth
Vault Senior Citizen
I'm actually less excited for the game now that I've seen the trailer. Bethesda was so predictable it hurts. The game looks like a theme park, your character is most likely cryogenically frozen so you can see the old world as well as the new (why you would want to see the pre-war world is beyond my understanding but people want it apparently). It's set in Boston so we're most likely gonna get an Institute and (god help us) Railroad story with Blade Runner (lore-breaking) androids. It just looks like yet another sandbox (I only played through Fallout 3 once. That game has no replayability)
And to top it all off, Bethesda appear to not have improved their game engine AT ALL. The character models look just as stiff and plasticky. The only positive is that they've removed the green tint.
If I ever do buy this game, it'll only be so I can mod the hell out of it (hopefully someone will port New Vegas onto its engine or something) but other than that it officially holds no interest for me other than to watch Fallout 3 fans return to this site to bitch at NMA for not liking Fallout 3 and not being blindly hyped for this new one.
And to top it all off, Bethesda appear to not have improved their game engine AT ALL. The character models look just as stiff and plasticky. The only positive is that they've removed the green tint.
If I ever do buy this game, it'll only be so I can mod the hell out of it (hopefully someone will port New Vegas onto its engine or something) but other than that it officially holds no interest for me other than to watch Fallout 3 fans return to this site to bitch at NMA for not liking Fallout 3 and not being blindly hyped for this new one.
Battlecross
Banned
Why wouldn't you want to see the pre-war world?
Wolfehunter
First time out of the vault
No. I wasn't excited about Fo3 when Beth showed it. I knew they wouldn't care about cannon and the fans. Its about making money on ip nothing more. I still haven't play Fo3 and won't even touch Fo4. Maybe I'm just old school but I like sequels to be a sequels. Gaming industry is currently shit for AAA brands.
Battlecross
Banned
You really believe AAA is all garbage now? Why? When was it good?
Wolfehunter
First time out of the vault
In the 80s and 90s
Walpknut
This ghoul has seen it all
Nah, AAA has always been pretty terrible. We just remember the gems or the extremely bad and the rest blurs together int oblivion.
Battlecross
Banned
There was no AAA industry back in the 80's and not really in the 90's, that term describes a more recent development.