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What about Dark Souls? - In 1, everything is pretty much mad and out to kill you. There is no trace of any civilization. Globally, the world is dying. The DLC has you go to a place tainted by the touch of the Abyss, with a messed up environment. - In 2, you willingly go to the kingdom of...

I did the Daratan Praetor one just now. It's pretty unique and good, thanks. First time, I finished it 100% to the end. Got the "Island outta nowhere" ending. It's better than getting crucified, I guess. Second time, I wanted to see what happens if you do not blow up Al Akia, and do not talk to...

Oh, OK. I'll try it out, then. I tried playing as it, but I found it just the same when I reached Maadoran. Didn't know that there were quests to gain his nephew's favor. And yeah, Antidas is weak and really gullible so it's a bit of a doomed quest line. I was wrong. I checked it, and yeah, you...

Saving Gaelius --> You need to be a Praetor to get house arrested. Most other classes get summoned to Gaelius, but end up getting dismissed after a stern warning that old stuff is dangerous. You can join Aurelian peacefully, but I don't know if that'll get you the Praetor title. (Pretend to be...

Hm, I've never tried Crassus Praetor. (most I did was Aurelian Praetor who defected to Crassus just to see that unique ending) Do you get to command the army when you call for help? Aurelian Praetor requires you to fight, if you want to save Gaelius. Also the catacombs area requires some...

Yeah, but in AoD, isn't that supposed to be the point? I mean, the all talker playthrough is basically you doing diplomatic stuff. Even in the "go get an army!" part of Ganezzar, you don't actually command the army (unless you fuck up in dialogue), unlike if you play as Praetor/Imperial Guard...

How does that feel? When you continue playing it, do you just continue normally, or do you end up forgetting some details and your experience worsens even more?

They are already sort of open world. There are a few walls here and there, but mostly it's open.

It can end up very good, and well known like The Witcher 3, or terrible like Fallout 4 with that feature list. A bit too early to judge, but I don't support coop. The other things.. depends how they are done.

Both should be similar, just that YUP is pure fixing, while MM tweaks some things that are not broken (blood sausage gets a health boost boost, characters are modified, etc) and can conflict badly with other mods.

YUP (Yuckingi unofficial patch) works fine for what you are looking for iirc. Been a while since I played NV though. For restoration, check out moburma's mods. There's also someone else working on a restoration mod, but I don't remember much about that. I know it's not released yet, though.

Alrighty, so I don't know how to make a .gif, so here's a 28 sec 1 FPS Witcher 3 video: http://puu.sh/rftv0/80c6e26224.avi

How do I make a .gif?

Over the course of my extreme surfing the last few days (I had literally been playing TW3 for 3 months straight, barely even accessed the internet.), I found people who put F4 and TW3 on the same level, and some even say it's better. Needless to say, I noped out of there and crawled back into my...

Another exception is that ghoul under the Followers of the Apocalypse base. He claims that he was one of the Vault 13 Dwellers sent before the Vault Dweller and was dipped in FEV but was rescued later by the Followers. It's stated that he looks different than conventional ghouls iirc, but it's...

Yeah, I agree with 0wing, still some great games available.

Not interested in discussing logic in a game with nuclear powered cars and ghouls.

Also keep in mind how Far Harbor is more expensive than Blood and Wine while it is absolutely destroyed by the latter. (To be fair the difference is $5, but still) Then you have Hearts of Stone, $10 for more storytelling than the $60 F4.

Witcher 3 is a good example of handling references.