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It is so hard to see this beloved franchise torn to peaces by the reviewer's dispassionate, emotionless voice and style....

As far as I see, even those people who think that F3 will suck would have liked to see a review in which the journalist does not only highlight the negative features of the game, but also the few positive ones. I think the sourness of the review is due to the games' sequel nature...

You cannot be serious. Of course Beth does not literally "bribe" them. Bribing nowadays takes place in a much more elusive manner. Pc journalists and magazines have close connections to the software development company itself. There were a lot of cases when journalist were fired, because of poor...

What a great interview.....there still are some people who can say what's on their mind..... Bethesda must have forgotten to bribe them....

Yes, you have to...but we don't :P

10 out of 10....what else.... There is no sense in reading reviews nowadays...when journalist gets fired for not writing the way they see...because of money and the influence of companies....

Good hunting Bethesda! May the extra money you raise by catching the pirate not shine at you in the dark

How I hate these sugar-coated articles, where they neither praise nor slight the games. Reading this article is like listening to a politician: he always balances on the edge, but never dares to make clear decisions or explicit statements. When they do say something which is true it is...

This is a very good read. On one hand, it makes one crave for never-to-be-had experiences, on the other, it deepens and justifies the hate and sorrow we have, when taking a look at the prospects of the franchise.

Not only did I refresh my memories concerning Fallout 1 but I've already looked at several walkthroughs but in vain. Please give us a hint or this question will never be answered......(at least by me :crazy: )

In order to prove that fallout is art you would first have to know what art is. This is something nobody can explain to you, there is no perfect definition for it. Art is what you call art. But if I wanted to tell what art means to me I would say the following : it conveys an aesthetic...

I don't think that this is all there is to it. Would you call a painting a piece of art? Most people would, and it is agreed upon that paintings are not primarily entertainment mediums. Graphic, music text = art ? Graphics, musical notes, texts etc are made up of a lot of different...

Thank you for digging up this link, much appreciated. Interesting, I will have to get to the bottom of this. Thanks again

Could you elaborate that a bit more? I thought that the original music was composed, recorded and mixed by Mark Morgan. If this is not the case then please tell me the original composer's name or a link would be welcome.....

I can't believe that this is happening here. No problems with FO3? Well don't we all join hands and start supporting Bethesda to make Fallout 4 even more distant from what we love. I will contact them immediately so that we can send money to their bank account. Who's first ?

I'm not assuming anything, I made a statement of which I know that many people share its content. I'm not presuming that everybody hates FO3 here, I only reckon that people have a healthy critical approach..... As for the dumb kids, you are missing the point. I hinted at the difference...

It is as if we were to blame for Beth's constant inability to listen to what "fans" had to say. They never listened and now they hope we will be excited.....hmm Why didn't they hope the same when they started to develop the game? That would have made it a lot easier to get excited about FO3...

So many questions, I will answer the first. Music will be composed by Inon Zur. Consider it a good thing if you like epic music(he worked on Baldur's Gate 2), consider it bad if you like the dark taste of the Fallout universe. The samples are available at FO3 website. The original Mark...

Actually, I have :mrgreen: How did you guess ? :wink: Well, most books and movies too are considered entertainment mediums. Cartoons are for entertaining kids, but there is (I think) nobody who would not call Disney's animations an art for example. Cheap books/movies are for cheap folks...

Actually, I intentionally named the topic the way I did. Some might suspect me of making this topic too vague, too generalised. As I said, I did it on purpose. Fallout and most of its aspects have been discussed, commented on , dissected on nma. I wanted to see how people combine these...