Some of that guy's posts seem normal and while I disagree with his points it doesn't sound like trolling. Then there are these other posts which clearly look like straight up trolling.
Well he also claimed Morrowind had worse dialogue than Fallout 4 so I can only imagine what his definition of the word "dialogue" is.
I haven't finished the game but from what I have heard it is not good. So I wouldn't be playing this game for the ending.
Typical in older westerns, you shoot a cowboy, and he grabs his chest, throws himself backwards, screams out, does a pirouette, then dives head first off a roof, and lands in a tray of water
Says it all
Cars can explode though, but it takes a great deal of effort, and they usually "over-ignite" rather than blow up like a block of dynamite
Movies love to perpetuate these ideas though - the exploding cars (both by shooting, crashing or by falling. strange you never see cars exploding like bombs in traffic cams... ), the insta-kill bullets - or the bullets that lift people off the ground, and send them flying through the air
Nostalgia Critic once refered to "flamboyant dying", that made me laugh... but that is also a typical movie trope - when people die with great flamboyancy
Other cowboys applaud, and give points "10/10, 9/10, 10/10"
I prefer flying cowboys to cowboys who explode into little chunks of people when shot by a 9mm.
Says it all
Cars can explode though, but it takes a great deal of effort, and they usually "over-ignite" rather than blow up like a block of dynamite
Movies love to perpetuate these ideas though - the exploding cars (both by shooting, crashing or by falling. strange you never see cars exploding like bombs in traffic cams... ), the insta-kill bullets - or the bullets that lift people off the ground, and send them flying through the air
Nostalgia Critic once refered to "flamboyant dying", that made me laugh... but that is also a typical movie trope - when people die with great flamboyancy
Other cowboys applaud, and give points "10/10, 9/10, 10/10"
That flying cowboy? Reminds me of something...
Fallout 3/Fallout New Vegas.
I prefer flying cowboys to cowboys who explode into little chunks of people when shot by a 9mm.
Says it all
Cars can explode though, but it takes a great deal of effort, and they usually "over-ignite" rather than blow up like a block of dynamite
Movies love to perpetuate these ideas though - the exploding cars (both by shooting, crashing or by falling. strange you never see cars exploding like bombs in traffic cams... ), the insta-kill bullets - or the bullets that lift people off the ground, and send them flying through the air
Nostalgia Critic once refered to "flamboyant dying", that made me laugh... but that is also a typical movie trope - when people die with great flamboyancy
Other cowboys applaud, and give points "10/10, 9/10, 10/10"
That flying cowboy? Reminds me of something...
Fallout 3/Fallout New Vegas.
Fallout weapons are silly. I think the rads made everyone turn into tissue paper.
Says it all
Cars can explode though, but it takes a great deal of effort, and they usually "over-ignite" rather than blow up like a block of dynamite
Movies love to perpetuate these ideas though - the exploding cars (both by shooting, crashing or by falling. strange you never see cars exploding like bombs in traffic cams... ), the insta-kill bullets - or the bullets that lift people off the ground, and send them flying through the air
Nostalgia Critic once refered to "flamboyant dying", that made me laugh... but that is also a typical movie trope - when people die with great flamboyancy
Other cowboys applaud, and give points "10/10, 9/10, 10/10"
The Mask with Jim Carrey?Nostalgia Critic once refered to "flamboyant dying", that made me laugh... but that is also a typical movie trope - when people die with great flamboyancyTypical in older westerns, you shoot a cowboy, and he grabs his chest, throws himself backwards, screams out, does a pirouette, then dives head first off a roof, and lands in a tray of water
Other cowboys applaud, and give points "10/10, 9/10, 10/10"
Why would you put 60 hours into a game if you thought it was bad?
When Ben Affleck, on the set of Armageddon, asked Michael Bay: "Wouldn't it be easier and make more sense to train astronauts to drill rather than train drillers to be astronauts?" Michael Bay replied, "Shut up."
I've seen shit like this before with people who try to act elitist and claim that a game is bad even though the amount of hours they've invested in it says otherwise. I don't know if that's the case here, but regardless, if he put that many hours into the game and still says it's bad, well, then I think there's something wrong with him or he's just being a hypocrite.