TransgenderVaultDeweller
"Fallout 4 adds to the lore"
So, i've been considering that considering Fallout 4 is on the horizon. We should have a skype night that we record and put them on the forums as podcast. Each week a 4-6 people gather in on a skype call and we discuss a variety of topics from Bethesda and it's previous track record. Fallout 4 information, Future of fallout. Anything fallout related. Explain why it's going to be good or bad. Anyone's opinion is welcomed so long as it doesn't turn into a character assassination.
This won't be so much of a debate but rather a collaboration of ideas. If anyone is interesting and we get a handful of people we could do one when we are all ready. It will be recorded and post on the forums as a podcast to listen to.
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List of people for the first discussion.
-MercenarySnake
- AgentBJ09
-Akratus
-TBA
Question 1: "What do you personally enjoy about fallout and how do you think it will be implemented in fallout 4 if even at all?"
Question 2: "Given Bethesda nature and tendency to focus more on combat and less on writing, rpg, story mechanics. So on and and so forth. Do you feel Fallout 4 will suffer the same fate, If so then why?"
Question 3: "What is your favorite, Companion and moment in ANY given Fallout game and why?"
Question 4: "What makes a fallout game truly special in your opinion and do you feel Bethesda is accurately fulfilling your ideal projections with their new installment in the fallout franchise?"
Question 5: "Do you think Bethesda learned from Skyrim's mediocre story and linear RPG design and Fallout 3's disconnect from the roots of the classical fallout and it's modern big brother, Fallout: New Vegas?"
Question 6: " Do you feel that Fallout: New Vegas hit the head on the nail in what the direction of the series should be aspiring/going towards. Do you also think Bethesda took anything from it beyond it's gameplay features?"
Question 7: " Will you buy the game and if you do, why?"
Question 8: "What is the more important in a RPG, Action or story and why?"
Question 9: "Is there anything you seen in Fallout 4's trailers that you like so far?
Question: 10: Final question, "Do you think fallout 4 will be a success financially, and a milestone in writing? If not, Why or why not do you feel will lead to that disappointment. "
This won't be so much of a debate but rather a collaboration of ideas. If anyone is interesting and we get a handful of people we could do one when we are all ready. It will be recorded and post on the forums as a podcast to listen to.
-EDIT
List of people for the first discussion.
-MercenarySnake
- AgentBJ09
-Akratus
-TBA
Question 1: "What do you personally enjoy about fallout and how do you think it will be implemented in fallout 4 if even at all?"
Question 2: "Given Bethesda nature and tendency to focus more on combat and less on writing, rpg, story mechanics. So on and and so forth. Do you feel Fallout 4 will suffer the same fate, If so then why?"
Question 3: "What is your favorite, Companion and moment in ANY given Fallout game and why?"
Question 4: "What makes a fallout game truly special in your opinion and do you feel Bethesda is accurately fulfilling your ideal projections with their new installment in the fallout franchise?"
Question 5: "Do you think Bethesda learned from Skyrim's mediocre story and linear RPG design and Fallout 3's disconnect from the roots of the classical fallout and it's modern big brother, Fallout: New Vegas?"
Question 6: " Do you feel that Fallout: New Vegas hit the head on the nail in what the direction of the series should be aspiring/going towards. Do you also think Bethesda took anything from it beyond it's gameplay features?"
Question 7: " Will you buy the game and if you do, why?"
Question 8: "What is the more important in a RPG, Action or story and why?"
Question 9: "Is there anything you seen in Fallout 4's trailers that you like so far?
Question: 10: Final question, "Do you think fallout 4 will be a success financially, and a milestone in writing? If not, Why or why not do you feel will lead to that disappointment. "
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