Nuka World: No Review Possible

Crossfire said:
Yeah. References are better when they're as subtle as possible. A reward for the keen of eye.
Also, maybe I'm just a little pretentious, but I prefer my references to be to things like literature, history and mythology.
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Sadly it is all memes and pop culture these days. A few reference gags can be funny, but it is all mandatory these days. (remember this joke? it is from that popular movie/television show!)
 
I've been gone for a bit mainly cause of work, but it's good to see Nuka World was the train wreck I knew it would be. Also, why the hell are the Huboligists in this DLC? Wat dafuq?
 
Gaddes said:
I've been gone for a bit mainly cause of work, but it's good to see Nuka World was the train wreck I knew it would be. Also, why the hell are the Huboligists in this DLC? Wat dafuq?
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I saw them, I avoided them. I also refused to read any terminal or note after I read a note on Crag, the dead super mutants body saying something like "Go to Nuka-World, kill the raiders, make the best meat bag from their bodies, along with taking their stuff."
Some questions are better left alone.
 
I found the Bonfire reference annoying becouse it was done just becouse Dark Souls is at its peak of popularity with 3.
How odd, that there weren't almost any (there was a very hidden one in Borderlands 2) references to Souls, that complicated japanese thing nobody liked... until now. Just sayin'
And of course, it's out of place and just there to find. If the sword had the Fire enchantment and called Firelink at least it would be more specific
 
DirtyOldShoe said:
I saw them, I avoided them. I also refused to read any terminal or note after I read a note on Crag, the dead super mutants body saying something like "Go to Nuka-World, kill the raiders, make the best meat bag from their bodies, along with taking their stuff."
Some questions are better left alone.
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Holy shit! Is that for real? It seems like Bethesda is just trolling us at this point.
 
Crossfire said:
Yeah. References are better when they're as subtle as possible. A reward for the keen of eye.
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SarcasticGoodGuy said:
The employees were arguing over making changes to a beloved franchise to appeal to newer fans at the expense of pissing off the hardcore fanbase. In the end the manager chose to replace the actors and market it to a younger/larger audience. Sound familiar?
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Wow... You know what Bethesda why don't you tell us how really feel. I insist. Also the younger/larger audience you tried so hard to pander to give your DLC a 54% on Steam and your season pass a 28%! At this point I wouldn't be surprised that Bethesda will pull a Bioware and give gamers the finger while telling them that they just don't understand high art and artist integrity.
 
RangerBoo said:
Wow... You know what Bethesda why don't you tell us how really feel. I insist. Also the younger/larger audience you tried so hard to pander to give your DLC a 54% on Steam and your season pass a 28%! At this point I wouldn't be surprised that Bethesda will pull a Bioware and give gamers the finger while telling them that they just don't understand high art and artist integrity.
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Kinda strange how you get this kind of argument very often from people that create products for money with the intention to sell it to as many people as possible, and when it fails, you get like, opinions man! Opinion!. Like with Lukas and his prequels. You think they are shit? It's art! IT's ART! Or sometimes it's called 'stylistic' and 'bold' what ever that now means ...

I think that is an argument that can be made if you walk in to a museum and see something, that was never made to be sold to someone. So it is simply art, made just for the sake of it. There definetly are art forms, with Dadaism or Surealism, that can't be always understood by everyone - nor should it be!

But with products? Well, if your fan base or the people that are supposed to be the consumer don't get it, then I think the designer or what ever you want to call them, simply failed at his job. Like if I made a website for somone, and he tells me that it is really really difficult to navigate on it, then I failed at my job as webdesigner.
 
DirtyOldShoe said:
http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Crag
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You can tell Bethesda were slowly giving up on this DLC.
Zone 1 : conversations and meeting new guys.
Zone 2 : feral ghouls; speech checks; magic?; kill things.
Zone 3 : wild west robots; attempts at humor; kill things.
Zone 4 : rogue robots (haven't seen that one before); large fetch quest; kill things.
Zone 5 : Tarzan 'homage'; ghoulrillas ; kill things.
Zone 6 : kill things.
 
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