Speaking of which, can we take a while and appreciate how radiation makes everything human shape-like? In Bethesda-world even a freakin' snapping turtle develops a human physique.
Will there be a giant humanoid something, and what will it be?
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Dr Fallout
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That's really only in Bethesda land. In Fallout the creatures were well made, each being different.
I do know we now get a Mirelurk Queen which was quite big.
But the larger a creature becomes, shouldn't it become more difficult for it to move because of its own weight? (unless it runs on tracks I guess)
But the larger a creature becomes, shouldn't it become more difficult for it to move because of its own weight? (unless it runs on tracks I guess)
Dr Fallout
Centurion
Physics don't exist in Bethesda land...
Radiosity
Writiosity
Mass? Gravity? Rule of pivots? Pah, unimportant next to the RULE OF COOL. <- Bethesda's actual thought process.
(I realise 'Bethesda' and 'thought' are technically mutually exclusive)
(I realise 'Bethesda' and 'thought' are technically mutually exclusive)
Aaand your worst fears came true: Liberty Prime is back in action to save Murrica from the Red Chinese!
Yeah, sadly I got that from the achievement list that got leaked yesterday.
It would feel like a slap in the face, but I am talking about the company who whenever you think can not sell out and simplify more, amazes you again and again in the new ways they manage to find.
Walpknut
This ghoul has seen it all
It seems it's the same one as the previous Bethesda "Fallout" game. Liberty Prime....
Jedasd
It Wandered In From the Wastes
BUT ITS NOW REPRIMED! GET IT? XD
I liked its racist lines though, they were entertaining to some degree.
I liked its racist lines though, they were entertaining to some degree.
Dr Fallout
Centurion
It kinda sounds like a terrible reboot or sequel of a franchise.
Liberty Re:Pr1me - Let Freedom ring with a plasma blast.
Liberty Re:Pr1me - Let Freedom ring with a plasma blast.
More like Lame Prime :/
Seriously, so many Beth games feature some kind of gigantic-something-something that either fights for you or against you. At this point I feel they have the need to compensate for something? No clue.
Seriously, so many Beth games feature some kind of gigantic-something-something that either fights for you or against you. At this point I feel they have the need to compensate for something? No clue.
I guess it's a bit like a trademark for them, even though Skyrim didn't really have a giant humanoid at the end.
Kinda like Crytek, they always do jungle surroundings, supreme graphics and the letter y where it shouldn't be.
Kinda like Crytek, they always do jungle surroundings, supreme graphics and the letter y where it shouldn't be.
Dr Fallout
Centurion
It started in Oblivion, or maybe Morrowind if you count Dagoth Ur as big.
Morrowind also had Akulakhan.
Dr Fallout
Centurion
A statue?
Well, it was a god under construction
It didn't move, but it was certainly a major plot point.Come to think of it, its predecessor, Numidium, was also a major plot point in Daggerfall, although it wasn't really shown.
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Jedasd
It Wandered In From the Wastes
I just fought with a behemoth on survival. It felt like I was fighting a giant in Skyrim since I used melee, behemoth was just a huge sponge with easily dodgeable attacks and it had giants weapon swing animations too.