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Oh no, that's too funny. I swear if it gets no mod support, that would be hilarious.

Level scaling is not the same as leveling system. Level scaling is enemies automatically leveling alongside you, making any progression worthless. And in the case of Oblivion you actively get weaker instead of stronger because enemies get way more stats per level than you, so not even 10 hours...

Runs like shit apparently according to steam negative reviews. The usual for Bethesda. Didn't find anything about the level scaling being changed, the combat being made less bad (improved animations hardly matter when the combat is so braindead and boring), or any improvement to the RPG...

Oh god, the faces. They somehow managed to make them more cursed than the original.

From my research the game has a deluxe edition with the Horse Armor. But to be fair to them, the deluxe edition does have more than just horse armor. Still ain't buying it.

Holy shit, the game looks absolutely gross. All the color the original Oblivion had just completed sapped out in favor of making it even more generic than it already was. I wasn't gonna play this because Oblivion is bad and a new coat of paint is not gonna make me want to deal with the garbage...

So desperate for that long lost adulation. Didn't Todd said they would never remake their games?

Fallout 2 is nowhere near as fucking stupid as the TV show. People claiming that the show captured the feeling of the franchise because it resembles Fallout 2 are coping.

This shouldn't be a hot take, this is how Bethesda should have treated the pre-war. Leave most of it vague, only getting snippets and lore notes here and there.

Play a good game instead.

When you would go get Esbern out of prison, there was a chance he would never come out of his cell, hardlocking your game if you didn't had a save before doing this quest. A friend of mine actually got this and he had to restart the playthrough. It is early in the main quest, but how did get...

That's true. People ragged on New Vegas for the bad launch, specially Bethesda fans, but they forgot (or they didn't but thought it was actually fine) how much a buggy piece of shit games like Oblivion and Fallout 3 were at release (and they are still buggy pieces of shit in the latest patch)...

I find comments quite often of people saying they played the 3D Fallouts for the first time very recently and saying they generally liked Fallout 3 after that first playthrough, but then tried New Vegas and that game made Fallout 3 look like shit. The piss poor launch state of New Vegas...

Yeah, pretty much. New Vegas is far more remembered and far more loved than Fallout 3. Anytime now someone makes a video about how good Fallout 3 apparently is, the comment section is a shitshow of Bethesda fans and haters arguing. Meanwhile in New Vegas videos you just see one guy that says...

Soul doesn't matter when the end result is a pile of slop. And no, Fallout 3 doesn't have a soul either, game made very cynically with clearly with no passion and care.

It was pretty good. One of the things i always found odd about the main campaign was the lack of Kyle Reese, so i guess they made that up with the expansion. Shame Michael Biehn didn't voice the character, but whoever did actually did a pretty good job. That was pretty cool to see. In general...

Rewatched Terminator 1, it's kind of astounding how well the Terminator Resistance game gets the future war shown in that movie. And the movie shows like five minutes of it at most, but yet the devs with a shoestring budget managed to capture the feeling of it quite well. They even managed to...

I did say most things are kind out of the way, not that all of them. You can still run into a few of them, but the thing is that the game doesn't make a big deal out of them and they aren't required for basic main quest progression as far as i can remember.

Fallout 2 has always been the go to game Bethesda fans use to justify a lot of the crap in the Bethesda games. Oh, you don't like a village of literal children, people playing pretend democracy, or people cosplaying as super heroes or vampires? Well, Fallout 2 had a scorpion playing chess...

Bethesda fans have been always "lore experts" when it came to defending the new retcons.