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Finally, I could take a break from FO4 and its soul-sucking checkbox tickers. Gonna do something more meaningful, like watch a '90s drama.

Most soundtracks like these just don't have the same effect without context of the story (especially my third video here from "428: Shibuya Scramble"), but alas.

I mean, I get what the game writers were trying to say without even having played the second game myself. It's pretty obvious what the direction was. It's a bold direction, yes, but from what I've learned and what I've heard from the "naysayers," it seems like it's just an unpolished turd. Good...

For what it's worth, Sigh. I still think that there should've been an alternate ending where the MC is so embittered by her experience that she uses the Nuka World raiders to basically kill everyone, or something to that effect that shows the kind of pain and resentment she has towards what the...

In spite of having problems with FO3, I felt less fulfilled playing FO4 over playing FO3. FO4 played like a checkbox ticker. Clear out enemies at Point A while picking up magazines and bobbleheads and discover locations at Point B. I felt like I spent more time ensuring I collected everything...

Bethesda dropped the ball on the kind of roleplaying possibilities one could have with a pre-war character. Instead of just randomly making pre-war references like how baseball is played or an old TV show, the main character could have experienced the essence of how war truly never changed from...

It's about time. It's good to see Obsidian kicking Bethesda's ass once again. Good timing, what with the fallout of Fallout 76's fiasco. "FROM THE ORIGINAL CREATOR OF FALLOUT." ORIGINAL. That's all you need to know whether it's going to be good or not, meaning not Bethesda, not mainstream shit.

This piece of shit looks horribad already. PvP, no story quests aside from stupid ambient notes, multiplayer events that will force some players to miss out because they don't have 24 hours per day to sit in front of their computer. Terrible and a blatant attempt to get players to clock in as...

I don't even know why these toxic f***ers are here creating these stupid-ass threads. IF YOU HATE NMA, WHY ARE YOU HERE? Jesus. Get out. We don't need you. Go back and play your stupid Fallout 64 or some shit.

I just saw the Fallout 76 trailer. I know I'm three months late, but whatever. I'm honestly glad I stopped caring much about the game enough that I didn't know about the trailer's release in the first place, because phewie, this trailer just makes me not want to play Bethesda Fallout games...

So you're basically regurgitating what I said. Thanks for proving that you have no argument.

Boring is subjective. I find The Godfather to be a boring piece of shit, but some people still eat up that crap.

You made it sound like you're forced to do those quests. You do know there are alternate ways to bypass those quests, including the Three Dog dad mission, right? (P.S.: It's called a "speech check") Oh, and you cheated? No wonder you didn't have any fun.

I think it's a bad comparison. Now, I might get flak for this, but I personally felt that the Fallout franchise didn't become as popular as Star Wars 'till FO3 came out, which was also when the plot became shallow and simple. Star Wars, on the other hand, always had a simple plot even when it...

Yeah, I still don't get it. Let's agree to disagree.

I'm not using TTW. lol

I don't understand the whole "hiking" analogy. I mean, in classic FO, you have to travel on foot to various locations without the ease of fast-traveling, right? How does that require less patience? Even after you've discovered a location, as far as I'm aware of, there's no means of traveling...

This. This sums up my problem with many sandbox games. Perhaps one part of it is due to my lack of imagination, but I feel like it has more to do with my desire to see something that's real on my screen, not something that requires my imagination. Take The Sims games for example. One of the...

On a related note to Charwo's point, FO3 has reminded me (especially with its DLCs) just how buggy/glitchy it is, EVEN with the Unofficial FO3 Patch. The exploration aspect of the game is fun and all, but honestly, my patience is wearing thin with these bugs. I can't wait to finally get to New...