I love Fallout 3, think Fallout 4 is an above average game while shit to the series, and think Nuka World is easily the best DLC ever made from the franchise.
Nuka World actually made me hate Fallout 4 even more. There are too many things wrong with it.
I also love Mothership Zeta and think Fallout 2 is superior to Fallout 1.
Mothership Zeta is a massive pile of shit, but I am in the group that prefers F1 over F2.
I think Fallout: New Vegas works better as a sequel to Fallout 3 than the main timeline.
What does this even mean?
Are you saying that New Vegas works better than the sequel to Fallout 3 than Fallout 2?
That makes no sense given the context and content of the game.
I love romances in video games and wish more games had mature adult romances.
I don't have a problem with this, as long as it isn't the game doesn't lose focus on the story it is trying to tell.
Wolfenstein: The New Order had one of the most mature adult romances in video games.
I haven't played this game, but... interesting I guess.
I like Bioware, generally, and enjoyed Dragon Age 2 while thinking Dragon Age: Inquisition was blandly generic.
I like Bioware as well, but I've not played those games. Maybe in a few years...
Mass Effect was really good sci-fi and a great series up until the nonsensical ending.
I agree again, although the ending, while still bad, didn't really effect the enjoyment for me for the rest of the series.
Skyrim is one of my favorite video games of all time.
It's also one of the dumbest. Coincidence? I think not.
Claire Redfield is the hottest Resident Evil girl followed by Jill and Ada. I don't get Rebecca Chambers appeal.
They are all bits of code. Anyway, everyone knows that Chris is by far the sexiest Resi girl.
Telltale games are hit and miss but their hits are pretty damn awesome. By which I mean Game of Thrones, The Wolf Among Us, Walking Dead, and Tales from the Borderlands.
I don't play Telltale, but have been meaning to try out their Walking Dead game.
I play Call of Duty for its single player and love the series for them by which I mean Modern Warfare and Black Ops 1 and 2.
Isn't that like watching porn for the story?
(I actually went through the campaign for Ghosts and it was just meh).
I enjoyed all of the Bioshock games even if Infinite was tremendously pretentious. I only truly hated Burial at Sea because I actually liked Elizabeth as a character and felt she was being tortured by disgruntled game developers.
I've only played the first Bioshock and I thought it was pretty good. You gain a gold star.
Assassins Creed's yearly game output was fine by me since I enjoyed virtually all of them with the exception of the original and Unity. I also really want another Templar game.
Annual releases are a problem for the reason of rushing out the game to fit a release date and because it hogs up space on the market. It's a problem which COD is facing now, people are getting tired of it. And with concepts which depart far from the original COD experience, the devs can't keep up with both the demand and new ideas. Assassin's Creed is the same, except Ubisoft realised they hit big with the whole idea and are now just milking out the series. They know how it will end, they just know it's a cash grab.
It's what leads to problems like the Unity glitches and such.
I don't mind a series continuing after its story has finished, hell, I am looking forward to seeing what happens with the new Mass Effect and seeing if it can sustain a new series, I'm even looking forward to seeing how Metal Gear Survive pans out, but the thing with these games, they aren't annual releases.
The problems a lot of publishers and devs are that they want people to just continually play their games. It's why Bethesda makes games with no ending. They just want people to play that one game, and that's an issue I find with Assassin's Creed, it's just boring to play the same game again and again for the past decade.
I'd rather play a game for a few weeks, then come back to it in a few years.
Also, the first Assassin's Creed is by far the best.
Adam Jensen is one of the best video game protagonists of all time. I wouldn't say Human Revolution was a better game than the original Deus Ex but it's pretty damn close and a far more human story.
I didn't ask for this...
The Thief reboot was like being kicked in the nads repeatedly by someone you thought was a friend.
This isn't very unpopular. In fact, if you check out TotalBiscuit's video on this, you'll find it's the complete opposite. But as it stands, yes, the Thief Reboot was awful, and yes it was done by a decent developer, but we should understand that devs are artists and good artists will release crap from time to time.
It's best to let the Thief series die, we'll always have those two original classics to bring us back.
I play on Easy setting whenever possible.
You're not worthy for the Order.
But seriously, looking at your posts, it seems like you're more into being a powerhouse rather than play a challenge, and that's okay. Games should be escapism and you should have fun playing them.
The whole Nuka World thing may not interest most of us because for us, we see crap, but for you, you obviously get to live out that dream of being a raider of sorts.
And playing on easy helps me understand that, you don't want to start from scratch, but you'd rather be a level 100 straight away.
Again, there's nothing wrong with that.