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Yahtzee isn't exactly someone to go to for the deepest, grittiest on point opinions. New Vegas, is it an expansion for 3? Basically... yes. Narrative wise it's different, better made story, factions, more weapons. Everything better. Overall if we ignore the debate on it as a Fallout game and as...

From what little information I can actually get, it was mostly budgetary for studio time for recording.

One thing to note is Obsidian actually had a limit for dialogue for all the DLCs as a whole, only having 10,000 lines for all four. From what I know, Lonesome road has less dialogue specifically because of that and they wanted to focus more of the dialogue into Old World Blues.

I like the pacifistic route where you also steal Gun Runner plans. That way the Gun Runners come in and murder the lot of them in the ending.

One of the things I think I was best taught in school and is actually useful is to look at any author's personal biases. We all have biases and it's a great way to look at reviews. This reviewer doesn't share the similar thoughts to me, so his opinion won't weigh as much to me. If a reviewer...

I've played 1,500 hours on 360 and nearly like 95% of my gamebreaking mods were from my disk rather than from the game itself. Also no I don't have a problem, I can stop whenever I want. (I have graduated to PC finally though with my new compooper.)

I joined NMA because it's the only place I feel my hours of looking at numbers will be appreciated. As for what I think Fallout 4 maybe did better than 3 was probably weapons. I haven't actually played the game, but at least they added in custimization to Bethesda's lack of weaponry from 3. 3...

Doctor Lesko clearly came to the Mojave, found another annoying kid, sent him off to go get murdered and started messing around with Gecko DNA to "Make them smaller" and ended up accidently making them firebreathing.

I think the NCR works better as an encroaching entity rather than something seen up close. Something in washington where we only hear about the NCR would be nicer than being within it. We've seen them a lot and to be honest not getting to explore something is better than fully exploring it. That...

Personally I find the survivalist rifle to be the best "gun". It has decent damage and a very nice rate of fire with an acceptable clip. There isn't really anything to complain about and about nothing to compare to it in it's range. Anything else is either stronger but a lot slower, or faster...

One of the beautiful things about all endings is the degree of uncertainty given to any of them and we truly don't see the far reaching, effects that happen years from now on our decisions, meaning even what we think is best could very well crap out on us. So we have to weigh risk vs reward and...

Reading the reviews have actually made my day rather nicely. For the past few months many people have actually asked me if I was excited for Fallout 4. For a little context I regularly wear a Vault 101 jacket that is actually pretty good quality, and looks rather well like an actual vault suit...

I was thinking, although it'd probably be outside of the scope of what Bethesda might want, what if they opened their IP of Fallout more towards writers like GamesWorkshop does for Warhammer 40k in their Black Library. Under my knowledge, essentially certain authors are given the go ahead to...

Perception makes more sense for lockpicking than agility to be fair. Agility doesn't really mean dexterity in a lot of cases, but perception seems to have picked that up, probably relating to both how you can sense something (Be it seeing farther away on your radar or feeling/hearing/noticing...

At the very least Perception seems to have more put into it than 3 and New Vegas had, which is the only real good quality removing skills has done. Although I would personally like to see it do more potentially outside of VATS, such as extend your zoom for iron sights, maybe even after X...

There's no real reason to even have any in perception anyway to be honest except for the perks, which only are helpful in like VATS so they aren't all too helpful in most terms of gameplay. Otherwise it just increases your radar range for enemies, which isn't all too helpful in New Vegas since...

While for fallout I do think it's dumb to tie everything to the SPECIAL stats, I am somewhat interested to see how it turns out, especially for something like strength where it's almost just a raw ability, rather than something based at least partially in skills, motorskills like dex and agi, or...

My favorite character has to be... The Stealth Suit Mk II. I don't call her waifu armor simply because I have a strange attraction to combat boots and knee pads.

Should be noted that I do personally agree that the loss of skills is rather bad. The game will mostly feel like a complete shooter rather than have many rpg qualities left, though to be honest the shooter qualities were the only ones with any form of a semblance of quality in 3 on bethesda's part.

I don't really mind that much that the skills are gone persay. While I did always enjoy the system, you could game it somewhat easily to get the most of your skills even in Fallout New Vegas, where as this system does place harsher limitations on your character meaning they might truly be more...