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The funny part is the latest pokemon game chose to not have level scaling and instead have fixed levels for areas, but apparently a lot of the normies didn't liked that (to this day we still have people claiming you are forced on a path at the start of New Vegas, which is false, but the lack of...

Yeah, let those people die that have nothing to do with your predicament because "that's the wasteland". Extremely naive and honestly really childish view on the setting, there are big negatives for letting Necropolis and the vault go to shit because you take the chip. From what i read...

Remake of 3 was complete trash, changed Jill's personality into a complete bitch and removed areas and bosses from the original. Also that Nemesis design, because literal garbage bags make for some really intimidating shit. Remake of 4 was completely pointless because the original was the first...

What the fuck you think i haven't been doing? Ain't got time to be watching garbage shows that dumb down their setting and writing quality to appeal to normies.

I don't buy them either, a lot of these remakes are pointless and add hardly anything to the original.

Of course there is one, gotta remake everything because most of gaming these days is just a bunch of creatively bankrupt idiots redoing old games for memberries.

It's much easier to bitch in a forum than spending years rewriting a badly written game.

Absolutely riveting character arc.

Respect for the amount of work put it into TTW, but that mod to me is basically playing a bad game so that i can eventually play a good game. Why not just skip Fallout 3 and go straight to New Vegas? You get to play a good game right away and not waste any time playing the bad one.

Yeah, the thing that sucked with Finn is that he was an actual new thing for the franchise, at least in the movies. A Stormtrooper that was heavily indoctrinated by the empire finally realizes that the empire is actually bad and decides to join the rebels? The movies hadn't done anything like...

I'll say the TV show has plenty of common with the Star Wars sequels beyond just that. Two pieces of media that over-use memberries to distract the viewer from the awful writing. They even did the whole "we need to do this thing because the franchise has to be in a perpetual specific state or...

Not surprised given that apparently the showrunner only played Fallout 3. If your only contact with a franchise is an entry with really bad writing, the writing quality of whatever you are working on most likely will be just as bad, if not worse.

That's not Mr. House in the TV show, that's Monsieur Abode. A failed clone of the original House that behaves and says nothing like the character in New Vegas.

Didn't Bethesda forbade Obsidian from referencing San Francisco because Bethesda apparently has intentions of doing something with it down the line? I recall there was gonna be a line of dialogue in New Vegas claiming San Francisco was destroyed, but Todd shot it down. Do what exactly? We have...

A lot of the minute details of the pre-war world don't matter because the series is (at least in Fallout 1, 2 and New Vegas) about human society after a nuclear apocalypse. Wasting time explaining things that don't really matter for the post-apocalyptic human civilization is just wasting time...

New Vegas is about how the old world was bad, how we should avoid the same mistakes committed back then and how society can move away from it (Fallout 1 and 2 did the same thing). Bethesda instead overglorifies the old world by constantly referencing it and saying how cool it was, it's the...

Fallout is (in Fallout 1, 2 and New Vegas anyway) about how human society would develop after a nuclear apocalypse, not constant references to the old world. The fact Bethesda focused so much on the old world and barely developed the new one shows how they have never got the franchise.

I have seen the narrative that "Fallout wasn't in a good shape already before Bethessda acquired", but the Bethesda Fallouts did far more damage to the franchise in the short and long run than whatever Interplay did. Whatever Interplay did with the franchise is small potatoes compared to what...

Turning House into a saturday morning cartoon villain is the exact opposite of this. It doesn't, it destroys those characters and that's impressive because the scene is three minutes long. I have seen entire movies kill characters less efficiently.