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Saw the news on this the other day. Can't say I'm surprised they're moving into the Pay To Win arena with both hands open and outstretched. If that Mostly Positive on Steam is any hint, not even Bethesda's constant screw-ups will break the Stockholm Syndrome their fanbase has developed.

So, New Vegas, with all the DLC loaded, has 283 loading screen texts. Most of them are hints or gameplay tips, divided into things like Creatures or Locations. The ones that are similar between each game would be easiest to replace and port over without altering the EditorID.

It should be, though I believe F3 has more loading screen entries than NV does. F4 can also be done, but Bethesda has the GECK locked behind the Bethesda.com account system and only owners of F4 can get it.

Nice. In that case, I'll get a base count of loading screen entries so a plan can be made for what to include. (Richard Grey's FEV incident is a given.)

Pretty much. It isn't hard to top those two games, but the bare minimum shouldn't be acceptable at this point.

Kept you waiting, huh? Let's not waste any time with this. If you are reading this, then you know that Fallout 76 was a money sink, a bad idea, a glitch-fest, and many other negative things. It was a cavalcade of embarrassment of such proportions that only the launch of the Playstation 2 and...

And here's Draft 2. I have a few gigs of videos I can attach to this review as well. Those are being taken from my XBOX OneDrive at the moment and I'll add them as needed.

I would reply with, "What reason would they have to make a new single-player title if the multiplayer game is bringing in more money with less effort?" Hell, we haven't seen anything for TES VI outside of that one flyover trailer with the title.

I think I've seen enough to say the review I posted before just needs a few tweaks, as well as videos and screenshots to back things up, and it can go up. I'll get to work on it ASAP.

Figured I'd detail more of the stuff I'm doing while I work my way to Level 20. 4/23/20 - Found two Power Armor frames while making my way to the lab where the Scorched research is taking place. Both were incomplete, with three pieces of T-45d and T-51b armor. (You can use Power Armor frames...

And thus we have more proof that the Always-Online requirement is only there because Bethesda wants to hook some whale meat, and Fallout 76 would've been better served as a Single-Player offline game with co-op options.

I did some searching and it seems the ability to change loading screen texts is an easy thing to do within the GECK, so I have a proposal. How about we of NMA make a mod for Fallout: New Vegas that mimics what the Lore-Based Loading Screens mod does for Skyrim? I'd wager some would get a kick...

That is something I noticed but forgot to put into the text. I'll be sure to remedy that before posting the full thing. From what I've seen so far, I'm not too impressed. It's in no way New Vegas caliber, unless, as @The Dutch Ghost pointed out you look at the story similarities between...

Yeah, that name is baked in the idea of 'Isn't this punny?' The other two Raider groups -- Blood Eagles and Mothman Cultists -- are always hostile though so outside of notes and such, we'll never know much about them. I'd wager Bethesda settled on the Mothman one to make up for the loss of the...

Hmm. I can see where you're coming from. Better to know the whole thing and tear it all down versus stop and have little to defend this review with. Problem is, there's two paths: Raider and Settler. Using two characters would slow the posting time of the final review, but since Bethesda took...

As of today, I have changed the title to reflect what this thread is about. The review in question is the document linked in this post. I'll give everyone interested a chance to look it over before I post it. If you see something you think needs fixing or I got wrong, let me know.

I don't think Bethesda is hiring people to throttle the negative reviews. Steam is however now restricting the ones that count towards the rating to those who bought the game via Steam instead of everyone who has a copy. So, Bethesda.aids players who got a Steam copy for free still won't get...

Sign of the times, really. When it comes to New Vegas, you can tell the characters are written as though the world they live in is the one they've always known, and is treated as such. Same with Pillars of Eternity, which I really like, and Tyranny did an okay job of it. That's where Obsidian...

Separate things, but compounding ones.