kyojinmaru said:
I'm done with you, you seem the only rational person in this thread, but you make trash of whatever argument that I say, so I'm sorry, but I don't like to loose time like this.
If you feel I am making your argument is trash, perhaps it is because there is no argument. You have not clearly defined what your point was supposed to be. I have asked you to state your case, to which you have only replied that you are done and you don't want to spend more time on it.
Backing out with such vitriol only suggests that you had no worthwhile point to begin with.
kyojinmaru said:
FO1, FO2, FONV, all are far superior in many aspects, but Fallout 3 is also a good game, just consider it as a reboot and it's done.
If this was your point, then it begins with your basic misinterpretation of what a "reboot" actually consists. A reboot means the complete elimination of all continuity within that specific franchise. It's not a reset button: while those revert the continuity to a previous state, a Reboot erases it, providing the authors with a new clean slate to work on.
The basic problem here is that Fallout 3 embraces what came from Fallout 1 and 2. The Vault system, the Enclave, specifically mentioning Navarro, President Richardson, F.E.V. and including Harold and Herbert.
kyojinmaru said:
Is so hard for you guys to ignore those plot holes and enjoy the game?
If this was your point, then it was already answered with Moff's Law:
"At some point during a discussion on a work in pop culture, the probability of someone stating a variation of "Why can't you just enjoy it for what it is?" in order to dismiss critical analysis is high."
Essentially what you've asked is for us to stop thinking about these things so much and just ignore the problems or go and fix a few bugs or a few things yourself and not rest the blame on the people who gave you the flawed product in the first place.
It just means that you have gone out of your way to suggest that people should be thinking less — that not using one’s capacity for reason is an admirable position to take, and one that should be actively advocated — you are not saying anything particularly intelligent.
kyojinmaru said:
You understand it that way because you guys are incapable to understand what "subjective" means, I'm not saying that you're wrong, the plot holes and inconsistences are evident, but once again, I DON'T CARE, because I play Fallout for other things.
Here is where you lose any clarity of a point. You agree that Fallout 3 has plot holes and inconsistencies, but choose not to pay attention to those problems because that's not what you play Fallout 3 for?
kyojinmaru said:
Well, I'm sorry for not being so analytic for the story, I'm talking behind my point of view. I don't play Fallout for the story, if I want a "good" story I'll go and play Deus Ex or Planescape. I play Fallout for it's freedom and setting, I enjoy some companion background, but the main plot is just an excuse for me to go and do whatever I want in the wasteland.
kyojinmaru said:
I'm not trying to excuse Bethesda in the first place, moreover, I have problems with gameplay, I'm tired of essential characters, useless quest items, ridiculously overpowered player character, lazy unique items, and more, but all I have to do is go to GECK, untick some boxes and change some values and meshes, and TA DA!, problem solved.
Here is where you completely lose any sense of a point. You don't play for the story, you don't like the gameplay - which includes the setting and exploring. You are telling me that you aren't happy with the game and tired of all those problems with the game as it is presented by Bethesda.
What I don't understand is that you clearly see the problems that I do, you even agree that Fallout 3 has a tremendous number of flaws, but then you turn right around and tell me that we should ignore all of those things at the same time and "fix it ourselves" because 80% of those problems are fixable or can be ignored, instead of saying we could have 80% fewer problems to begin with.
Does this make any sense? What was the point if you didn't even have a steady point of view?