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And he's a proud Gamergater and "rah rah fuck the SJWs amirite" reactionary, to top it off. (This forum isn't like that, is it? I'm not saying that we all need to be card-carrying feminists who include trigger warnings in our posts or anything, but I really don't want to be a part of one of...

I agree with most of the points raised here, but one thing that Bethesda did right that they haven't got much recognition for are the Boston accents. A minor detail, to be sure, but it stands out in comparison to virtually every single movie set in Boston these days, in which virtually every...

Poor direction can reduce even the best of actors to giving awful performances, as the Star Wars prequels proved in spades. That being said, though, the male lead is genuinely just a very bad actor. Everyone else in the game does a much, much better job than him. What they should have done...

Stopped watching halfway through when he had yet to talk about anything but the soundtrack and VATS. This isn't so much a review as it is an unfunny guy cutting himself on all his edge.

Not gonna lie, that sounds like the greatest DLC in the entire history of video games.

It might have been a bit more complicated than that. Maybe they needed blood samples as well, or cells from his organs. That kind of thing.

Other devs manage to make reasonably-sized open world games without using such an ancient engine.

Say what you like about the main stories of TES games, but their lore is fantastic. And while Bethesda doesn't have anyone as brilliant/insane as Michael Kirkbride writing for them anymore, they still manage to add interesting new elements to the background of the world with every new game...

I thought the green tint of F3 was nauseating. The colors are much better this time around.

I liked the USS Constitution quest. It's goofy as hell, but at least you get to make a choice, and I chuckled a few times during it.

Ah, now this one does have a valid answer. It's the anthropic principle. There's nothing particularly special about Shaun or Vault 111. They could have gone to another vault. They could have taken another child. But they had to settle on someone, and to fuel the plot of the game, the...

Nah, Takahashi has him beat. It just occurred to me that the best characters in Bethesda's Fallout titles are usually robots of some kind. That's...not a good sign.

I don't know; I think if Bethesda wanted a Fallout MMO, they'd just hand it off to ZeniMax Online. BGS themselves taking a stab at an MMO seems like an odd change of pace for them.

Hello. I'm new. Big Fallout fan.