Wasted Potential

[sallou]

Intro and epilogue. Character voice instead of Ron Perlman and the epilogue fell short compared to all the other main game entries. Something about the sole survivor saving the wasteland and all was good.

To the games benifit, I've only completed the game for one faction. Although I'll bet none of the endings have Ron Perlman in it

And not always the 'character' voice. If you play as a female your story is opening with your husband center stage. -_-

 

[Dr Fallout]

Intro and epilogue. Character voice instead of Ron Perlman and the epilogue fell short compared to all the other main game entries. Something about the sole survivor saving the wasteland and all was good.

To the games benifit, I've only completed the game for one faction. Although I'll bet none of the endings have Ron Perlman in it

And not always the 'character' voice. If you play as a female your story is opening with your husband center stage. -_-

Oh yeah, which just goes to prove that the male was the supposed center. Still love it how the crowd cheered for being allowed to be female. The low fucking standards for that blows my mind.

 

[Taskeen]

what about the Russian bar owners

Oh yeah, they were pretty damn silly as well. Gotta love bringing in national stereotypes when none of those nations even exist anymore

If there are Russian people/descendants in the game, that actually does make sense seeing as the Fallout Universe still uses pre-history 1950 that mirrors our world. Russian immigrants came in waves to the U.S. in the 19th and early 20th Century. More waves of immigration occurred during and after WW1 and WW2. Also immigrants that arrived after 1945 were victimized from the whole 'red-scare' nonsense even though many became prominent engineers, educators, government employees etc. (many were still stereotyped as being spies/agents of communism) - in the way that Japanese immigrants were victimized during WW2 (the U.S. goes through periods where one scapegoat is replaced with another to pick on). And the Boston area, today, is where 44% of Russian or Russian descendants reside. (I've met Russians before, they cool peoples). Anyways, they would obviously still be thriving like every other nationality.

However, if they made their interaction stereotyped - obnoxious mobsters bar owners with heavy accents or whatever, then that would be silly. It sounds like it was half-assed though in whatever they did it, like most things in this game. It sounds like it could have been a prime area to have had a cool companion in (like a wiz-engineer Russian), or real good in-depth quest for that area that talks about their family history tracing it all the way back before WW2 - or how their great-great-relatives saved a bunch of them in 2077 (anything really, literally).

 

[Dr Fallout]

what about the Russian bar owners

Oh yeah, they were pretty damn silly as well. Gotta love bringing in national stereotypes when none of those nations even exist anymore

If there are Russian people/descendants in the game, that actually does make sense seeing as the Fallout Universe still uses pre-history 1950 that mirrors our world. Russian immigrants came in waves to the U.S. in the 19th and early 20th Century. More waves of immigration occurred during and after WW1 and WW2. Also immigrants that arrived after 1945 were victimized from the whole 'red-scare' nonsense even though many became prominent engineers, educators, government employees etc. (many were still stereotyped as being spies/agents of communism) - in the way that Japanese immigrants were victimized during WW2 (the U.S. goes through periods where one scapegoat is replaced with another to pick on). And the Boston area, today, is where 44% of Russian or Russian descendants reside. (I've met Russians before, they cool peoples). Anyways, they would obviously still be thriving like every other nationality.

However, if they made their interaction stereotyped - obnoxious mobsters bar owners with heavy accents or whatever, then that would be silly. It sounds like it was half-assed though in whatever they did it, like most things in this game. It sounds like it could have been a prime area to have had a cool companion in (like a wiz-engineer Russian), or real good in-depth quest for that area that talks about their family history tracing it all the way back before WW2 - or how their great-great-relatives saved a bunch of them in 2077 (anything really, literally).

Honestly, I want less Russians in games. They're usually handled really badly, and as a Russian myself it's sometimes frankly insulting.

 

[fakeangel]

Intro and epilogue. Character voice instead of Ron Perlman and the epilogue fell short compared to all the other main game entries. Something about the sole survivor saving the wasteland and all was good.

To the games benifit, I've only completed the game for one faction. Although I'll bet none of the endings have Ron Perlman in it

And not always the 'character' voice. If you play as a female your story is opening with your husband center stage. -_-

Oh yeah, which just goes to prove that the male was the supposed center. Still love it how the crowd cheered for being allowed to be female. The low fucking standards for that blows my mind.

Don't you know that Fallout 4 is the first game in the series that allows you play as a woman?

 

[Dr Fallout]

Intro and epilogue. Character voice instead of Ron Perlman and the epilogue fell short compared to all the other main game entries. Something about the sole survivor saving the wasteland and all was good.

To the games benifit, I've only completed the game for one faction. Although I'll bet none of the endings have Ron Perlman in it

And not always the 'character' voice. If you play as a female your story is opening with your husband center stage. -_-

Oh yeah, which just goes to prove that the male was the supposed center. Still love it how the crowd cheered for being allowed to be female. The low fucking standards for that blows my mind.

Don't you know that Fallout 4 is the first game in the series that allows you play as a woman?

That's exactly how they sounded like. Maybe because they expected full out sex scenes where their seductive temptress could ham it out with the companions?

 

[Hot Coldman]

Intro and epilogue. Character voice instead of Ron Perlman and the epilogue fell short compared to all the other main game entries. Something about the sole survivor saving the wasteland and all was good.

To the games benifit, I've only completed the game for one faction. Although I'll bet none of the endings have Ron Perlman in it

And not always the 'character' voice. If you play as a female your story is opening with your husband center stage. -_-

Oh yeah, which just goes to prove that the male was the supposed center. Still love it how the crowd cheered for being allowed to be female. The low fucking standards for that blows my mind.

Don't you know that Fallout 4 is the first game in the series that allows you play as a woman?

That's exactly how they sounded like. Maybe because they expected full out sex scenes where their seductive temptress could ham it out with the companions?

"BioWare did it. It's about time Bethesda got serious about their RPGs"

 

[Dr Fallout]

Intro and epilogue. Character voice instead of Ron Perlman and the epilogue fell short compared to all the other main game entries. Something about the sole survivor saving the wasteland and all was good.

To the games benifit, I've only completed the game for one faction. Although I'll bet none of the endings have Ron Perlman in it

And not always the 'character' voice. If you play as a female your story is opening with your husband center stage. -_-

Oh yeah, which just goes to prove that the male was the supposed center. Still love it how the crowd cheered for being allowed to be female. The low fucking standards for that blows my mind.

Don't you know that Fallout 4 is the first game in the series that allows you play as a woman?

That's exactly how they sounded like. Maybe because they expected full out sex scenes where their seductive temptress could ham it out with the companions?

"BioWare did it. It's about time Bethesda got serious about their RPGs"

Sure would win out the people who got the game for the sex only. They must be so disappointed.

 

[Empty09]

I can close my eyes when it comes to the irish but those russians were cartoonish.

 

[Dr Fallout]

I can close my eyes when it comes to the irish but those russians were cartoonish.

Yeah, American games just can't handle them well. They turn into stereotypes most of the time.

 

[MercenarySnake]

Pretty much everything to do with the Institute, The Railroad and The Synths. I was expecting Fallout: Blade Runner edition for the main story. Instead I got WHERE IS MY SON? WHERE IS HE! SHAAAAAAAAUUUUUN!

Seriously, only one tiny reference to the Voight-Kampff test (that I noticed, anyway)?
Someone needs to add "That Gun" into Fallout 4. It finally fits perfectly! And would make 5.56mm ammo useful...
Now that I think about it, why in all the bleeding anuses didn't they add it in the first place? It's a staple in the series, there are actual fucking replicants... Make it a unique weapon and call it "Deckard's Special" or something like that! WASTED. PO. FUCKING. TENTIAL.

What weapons use 5.56 in that game? I don't recall finding any real weapons that used it yet. Someone should mod something like a AR-15 in the game if there isn't one already, would make use of all the 5.56 ammo lying around. Is there some weapon like a Mosin Nagant in the game too? Wait I don't think I've found 7.62 ammo so that's probably a no.

 

[Dr Fallout]

Pretty much everything to do with the Institute, The Railroad and The Synths. I was expecting Fallout: Blade Runner edition for the main story. Instead I got WHERE IS MY SON? WHERE IS HE! SHAAAAAAAAUUUUUN!

Seriously, only one tiny reference to the Voight-Kampff test (that I noticed, anyway)?
Someone needs to add "That Gun" into Fallout 4. It finally fits perfectly! And would make 5.56mm ammo useful...
Now that I think about it, why in all the bleeding anuses didn't they add it in the first place? It's a staple in the series, there are actual fucking replicants... Make it a unique weapon and call it "Deckard's Special" or something like that! WASTED. PO. FUCKING. TENTIAL.

What weapons use 5.56 in that game? I don't recall finding any real weapons that used it yet. Someone should mod something like a AR-15 in the game if there isn't one already, would make use of all the 5.56 ammo lying around. Is there some weapon like a Mosin Nagant in the game too? Wait I don't think I've found 7.62 ammo so that's probably a no.

Any realistic guns are not in the game. The game loves to make ridiculous weaponry.

 

[RangerBoo]

Pretty much everything to do with the Institute, The Railroad and The Synths. I was expecting Fallout: Blade Runner edition for the main story. Instead I got WHERE IS MY SON? WHERE IS HE! SHAAAAAAAAUUUUUN!

Seriously, only one tiny reference to the Voight-Kampff test (that I noticed, anyway)?
Someone needs to add "That Gun" into Fallout 4. It finally fits perfectly! And would make 5.56mm ammo useful...
Now that I think about it, why in all the bleeding anuses didn't they add it in the first place? It's a staple in the series, there are actual fucking replicants... Make it a unique weapon and call it "Deckard's Special" or something like that! WASTED. PO. FUCKING. TENTIAL.

What weapons use 5.56 in that game? I don't recall finding any real weapons that used it yet. Someone should mod something like a AR-15 in the game if there isn't one already, would make use of all the 5.56 ammo lying around. Is there some weapon like a Mosin Nagant in the game too? Wait I don't think I've found 7.62 ammo so that's probably a no.

Any realistic guns are not in the game. The game loves to make ridiculous weaponry.

But don't you know that this game is better then Fallout 3 and especially New Vegas? At lest that is what Beth fanboys have been telling me on YouTube.

 

[Dr Fallout]

Pretty much everything to do with the Institute, The Railroad and The Synths. I was expecting Fallout: Blade Runner edition for the main story. Instead I got WHERE IS MY SON? WHERE IS HE! SHAAAAAAAAUUUUUN!

Seriously, only one tiny reference to the Voight-Kampff test (that I noticed, anyway)?
Someone needs to add "That Gun" into Fallout 4. It finally fits perfectly! And would make 5.56mm ammo useful...
Now that I think about it, why in all the bleeding anuses didn't they add it in the first place? It's a staple in the series, there are actual fucking replicants... Make it a unique weapon and call it "Deckard's Special" or something like that! WASTED. PO. FUCKING. TENTIAL.

What weapons use 5.56 in that game? I don't recall finding any real weapons that used it yet. Someone should mod something like a AR-15 in the game if there isn't one already, would make use of all the 5.56 ammo lying around. Is there some weapon like a Mosin Nagant in the game too? Wait I don't think I've found 7.62 ammo so that's probably a no.

Any realistic guns are not in the game. The game loves to make ridiculous weaponry.

But don't you know that this game is better then Fallout 3 and especially New Vegas? At lest that is what Beth fanboys have been telling me on YouTube.

Youtube, land of the dumb.

 

[RangerBoo]

Its like a echo chamber there. From a intellectual YouTuber who shall remain nameless because of my good graces: "youve obviously never even played fallout. 4 is 10x better in every way than 3 and nv"

[video=youtube_share;RaY9k6tuLog]https://youtu.be/RaY9k6tuLog[/video]

 

[Hot Coldman]

..YouTuber

Interesting.

 

[Monco]

What weapons use 5.56 in that game? I don't recall finding any real weapons that used it yet. Someone should mod something like a AR-15 in the game if there isn't one already, would make use of all the 5.56 ammo lying around. Is there some weapon like a Mosin Nagant in the game too? Wait I don't think I've found 7.62 ammo so that's probably a no.

As far as I know the only gun that uses 5.56 is the "assault rifle" (it's really a machine gun, but I think we can safely say that Bethesda doesn't care about gun nomenclature, or having anything close to realistic weapons). The closest you can get to a Mosin Nagant is the hunting rifle, which technically uses 7.62 ammo (7.62x51 not 7.62x54).

 

[Dr Fallout]

Its like a echo chamber there. From a intellectual YouTuber who shall remain nameless because of my good graces: "youve obviously never even played fallout. 4 is 10x better in every way than 3 and nv"

[video=youtube_share;RaY9k6tuLog]https://youtu.be/RaY9k6tuLog[/video]

Don't you love the level of their intelligence?

 

[Hassknecht]

Pretty much everything to do with the Institute, The Railroad and The Synths. I was expecting Fallout: Blade Runner edition for the main story. Instead I got WHERE IS MY SON? WHERE IS HE! SHAAAAAAAAUUUUUN!

Seriously, only one tiny reference to the Voight-Kampff test (that I noticed, anyway)?
Someone needs to add "That Gun" into Fallout 4. It finally fits perfectly! And would make 5.56mm ammo useful...
Now that I think about it, why in all the bleeding anuses didn't they add it in the first place? It's a staple in the series, there are actual fucking replicants... Make it a unique weapon and call it "Deckard's Special" or something like that! WASTED. PO. FUCKING. TENTIAL.

What weapons use 5.56 in that game? I don't recall finding any real weapons that used it yet. Someone should mod something like a AR-15 in the game if there isn't one already, would make use of all the 5.56 ammo lying around. Is there some weapon like a Mosin Nagant in the game too? Wait I don't think I've found 7.62 ammo so that's probably a no.

The assault rifle uses 5.56mm, but it's shaped like an MG 08/15 because nothing says "assault rifle" quite like a water-cooled barrel.
Also, it's a frickin' useless weapon.

 

[MercenarySnake]

What weapons use 5.56 in that game? I don't recall finding any real weapons that used it yet. Someone should mod something like a AR-15 in the game if there isn't one already, would make use of all the 5.56 ammo lying around. Is there some weapon like a Mosin Nagant in the game too? Wait I don't think I've found 7.62 ammo so that's probably a no.

As far as I know the only gun that uses 5.56 is the "assault rifle" (it's really a machine gun, but I think we can safely say that Bethesda doesn't care about gun nomenclature, or having anything close to realistic weapons). The closest you can get to a Mosin Nagant is the hunting rifle, which technically uses 7.62 ammo (7.62x51 not 7.62x54).

Fair enough, the hunting rifle in my game uses .308 which would be hotter then the 7.62x51 if I recall correctly but minor differences. Surprised there are no AR-10 rifles to take advantage of the .308 ammo as well. Into weapons yourself it sounds like.