Having the rating doesn't mean the game's targeted at that audience specifically. It just means nobody younger should buy it. Adult games don't have to be a continuous cycle of rape, murder, and sex that cranks that number up to be 18+. It just has to present you with the choices and consequences for a world where adult things could happen. PEGI hardly works for games, as is, let alone your argument.Maybe you have some brain damage because you are the one who claim that this game (TOW) "wasn't made for teenagers".
Fallout is PEGI 12, if you remove violence and gore from the game (and drugs).
Thing is, it's those things what makes an "adult game", those ARE the "adult things" you talk about, which may be "harmful" for a younger audience. Age ratings are never given for the "level of intelligence" required to play the game or anything like that. They are purely based on what may be harmful for the underage.
obviously. but it still doesn't work as it should. when a human takes several headshots from a handgun to be killed, that may work in isometric view, but totally breaks the illusion in fpp
I got that No Man's Sky vibe from the initial music of the trailer. But the colours also bring up that feeling, I guess.
I agree, it's obviously an action-RPG but yet it deserves that title more than 4 ever did. I don't mind a good action-RPG at all, they sell to a bigger audience than an isometric cRPG does unfortunately but hey, as long as it's good.
The creatures too, I think
Pretty much. I think one of the issues with romance options in RPG's is that none ever really feel genuine. If the player character was a pre-established one with personality, then it can be easier to write a love interest for them. An RPG character you need to create however has the obstacle of being just that: a character you created. Writer's need to make educated guesses on how to develop the love interests for the PC without messing up the roleplay and it's not like they have unlimited funds to make as many deep love interests they want. Also with an RPG like Fallout with text boxes, it's kinda awkward having the love interest talk to you if an "interested" way while you're just selecting sentences.
Well, the gameplay reminds a bit of Fallout 4 except it's not on Bethesda's worthless engine. I guess Tim and Leonard took inspiration from 4 in a way (hopefully the game schools 4 on this kind of game).
What else? Aside from intimidation...
What else? Aside from intimidation...
Come to think of it, I could make a Todd Howard character in this game.
Put all points into Lies!
Same. I am a sucker for Westerns and I am cautiously optimistic about this game. This is definitely the game I am looking forward to most in 2019.
Journos are referring to six main attributes with 0-100 points range, and thirty perks - one perk for every 20 points you put in one of the main attributes.
Wait, that almost sounds like Fallout 76.
