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Technically the Railroad and Brotherhood end without promoting you to leader. Brotherhood still makes you Sentinel, but IIRC Railroad doesn't even really promote you. You're still just a Heavy, albeit highly respected.

Oh wait, I forgot about KL-E-0. Liked it's/her voice acting too, had more personality than most of the human characters.

All of the above. I liked New Vegas' blank-slate deal, even more than Fallout 1 and 2. But if I have to choose, I'd rather have my character be voiceless and open-ended, even if the backstory was pre-constructed. On the topic of Geralt and Shepard, I have to say that I like them as characters...

What I'm saying is it's easier to claim that you are not bad if you are communist, not that it is necessarily true. I doubt you'll find a Neo-Nazi who isn't racist, which easily offends (and potentially scares) many. Another theory is that Nazi's just generally get more coverage, so to speak...

What is this?

Because the basic idea of communism is benevolent, while fascism/being a Nazi is inarguably evil?

Ooh, sounds like fun. Also change Gravy into a Securitron with his face on it or something, so that you really can't get to him, in a Yes Man sort of way. Name of the mod could be, "Canon Independent Post-ending".

10. Fallout 4 9. Sonic Boom 8. Bubsy 3D 7. Ride to Hell: Retribution 6. Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing 5. Bionicle GBA 4. Country Justice: Revenge of the Rednecks 3. Wii Sports 2. Brink 1. Second Life

There is so much fundamentally wrong with this game that I honestly think it would be a fruitless effort to explain your grievances to Toddy Boy. But since you want some things to avoid, let me tell you a few things that bothered me personally: -Quests that are linear but have the gall to try...

It builds character.

Not just more, but better represented. A fully realized Legion, how Sawyer says they were meant to be. Which is why a Midwest-Colorado setting would be perfect for the next Obsidian spin-off. (*crosses fingers*)

Part of the issue is also the abundance of these things. RadAway, Fusion Cores, and Power Armor are ridiculously common finds in the wasteland, often the end result of a "dungeon", so to speak. Add in the fact that fucking everything in this game oozes radiation, and it would be nearly...

I liked Rivet City, it was a cool concept. I liked the numerous terminal entries, especially some of the ones in Vaults or the Citadel. Uh... I liked Mirelurks and Bloatflies. Those fit with the universe well. I liked the G.O.A.T test, believe it or not. That's mostly it. Can't think of anything...

Retcons like that aren't something that bother me very much. Having a Pip-Boy on your arm doesn't seem that dumb, sort of like an evolved idea of a "smart-watch" (handheld phones like we have now aren't a concept that was as widely known in the pre-80s world that Fallout is based off of). The...

I'd have to say my favorite is Proctor Ingram, mostly since she is voiced by Kari Wahlgren. (A.K.A Fuu). Least favorite would be whoever does Mama Murphy or that other bitch from the Sanctuary group. Actually, probably the whole Sanctuary group. So annoying, worst choices for the characters you...

That would be be pretty awesome. From what little I've seen about Mass Effect: Andromeda, it seems like the game will focus on exploration more than the past titles, so perhaps there is hope yet.

I agree with you, to a point. But there are way too many 80s references in the game to justify not including ANYTHING past the 50s. Maybe keep most elements that way, but with more of a blend of the two sci-fi subcultures.

I think Bethesda revealed the game way later than most companies. They probably did not rush the game. And I am definitely not expecting a 2017 release for Cyperpunk, unless they have way more of the game done than they are letting on. A 2018 release is much more likely.

Apologies. I think it's fixed.

http://forums.cdprojektred.com/threads/62887-Lessons-from-Fallout- Found this on the CD Projekt RED forums. The replies are golden. Seems like we aren't the only people who recognize what went wrong.