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Fallout: Battle Royale. Microtransactions to get physical mods that they say don't affect gameplay but absolutely do. Power Armor is $19.99. Per suit. Per game.

I wasted my evening tonight watching a two hour video on why Rebecca Sugar sucks. Honestly, she would be a good Bethesda writer for Fallout because of her mannerisms in storytelling. Anyway, the real purpose of the Institute was... I dunno. In most of the earlier games, you saw obvious...

Main Game: Idiotic side quests, boils down to two options (not unlike New Vegas, but in New Vegas, you get to choose which master takes over the city, meaning four different leaders with 12 moral options in total); you blow up the Institute, or you don't. Far Harbor: Convoluted morality play...

Nah, you're talking about them secular humanist public schools that there teach evolution and communism! Home schooling is what real Americans should do! To be honest, I'm friends with conservatives, but social media sucks with people using hashtags like "LiberalismIsAMentalDisorder/Disease"...

The alt alt right? Let's be honest; for every Tea Party, there's a dozen Occupies. And when the core of your group is immature assholes still living in their basements rallying behind the truly contemptuous in society while festering around 4Chan & Kiwi Farms, you don't last long if you don't...

Yeah, let's be realistic; Moria, the Tunnel Snakes, Tenpenny Tower, and Lyons Pride are arguably the most liked aspects if you poll many people about 3. Sierra was a "Uh?" moment than anything else, especially when meeting the creator of Nuka Cola would have been more... I dunno, grandiose...

It's not his call anymore, but I still consider Chris as the Godfather of Fallout, but taking that away from the current context, it sucks about how terrible management is and why Obsidian can't keep a consistent record for games. I mean, lesser studios like South Peak Games manage to survive...

I dunno. The problem with remakes is that you often lose the charm of the original. However, one of my main issues with Fallout 1 was the time limit you had in the first version of the game, and although time in the 3D Fallout games presents the possibility of you completing things in short...

Game looks awesome. But... not happy with Bethesda working on the game exclusively instead of letting Obsidian write the story. God, I hope we don't have to deal with the effin' Enclave again!

That somebody actually wanted to make a guide to surviving the Wasteland from a commoner's perspective, although I'm surprised that the idea wasn't contemplated before Moira Brown, of all people. (NOTE: I liked Moira)

CHAPTER 3 THOUGHTS So, this is the entire payoff? The story element was there, and the idea of super mutant fertility is not only plausible, but should have been employed much earlier throughout it, where you could fathom the nightmarish possibility of them actually not being limited in...

(Typed on March 16th, 2015) Remember when I said I was gonna do this nightly? I lied. Upon waking up, the Initiate speaks to the Garden's security leader, Patty. Patty explained that the biological scientists still here were able to work out the arm situation of yours, and also wondered how...

CHAPTER 3: Welcome to the Vault, the Crappiest Place on Earth The cutscene to introduce this area by the Narrator explains how Vault-Tec built a series of structures designed to protect people in the event of nuclear warfare, but as all Fallout fans know, most of those Vaults were doomed to...

CHAPTER 2 THOUGHTS Chapter 2 wasn't as lengthy as the first chapter, as I felt it got to the point. My main issue here was how there were some interesting elements with Ghoul mercenaries and the Church of the Lost that weren't properly utilized. A cutscene with Blake and the Super Mutant...

CHAPTER 2: Lost in Los The chapter with another monologue from our Narrator explaining how the city of Los is a hellhole ransacked with Ghouls that are human haters and that this is both your next destination in search of the Paladins as well as a revelation that what was supposed to be a basic...

CHAPTER 1 THOUGHTS To me, what started out as an opener to this game felt underwhelming, but it also doesn't help that it had the name "Fallout" attached to it. If this was just a regular game with the post-apocalyptic theme, I think it would have been just fine, but the franchise it is a part...

(Typed on March 15th, 2015) Today is my first marathon session, as I don't really have a lot of things on my plate today. I expect I'm gonna swallow a massive amount of story during this playthrough in my diary, but I am absorbing everything like a sponge. My first action was to head back to...

You kinda need a Level Cap, not just for coding, but also for balance in a way. Fallout 3's original 20 level format was too low for me, even if each level gave you a Skill. That said, if I want to go further in my stats and also be able to experiment with some stuff I didn't focus on earlier...

Relax. Crisis averted.Game's almost over, and I'm gonna give it a piece of my mind.

Well, I'm just not a fan of those time trial things, and I didn't get the update when I had my copy of Fallout. I need to go back when I get the chance, but that'll be a while.