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I don't know if that should insult Bethesda fans or NMA members.

A few years later...

If it's only for him, consider giving him a special eyepatch, since he's one of the only characters in the game who (I presume) is missing an eye.

Does the entirety of Mothership Zeta count as a character? You can say Fallout 4 doesn't even count as a RPG, but at least it doesn't have you pay for a three hour long wild wasteland sequence.

Don't diss Scrambler if you knows what's bests for ya.

A big part of Fallout New Vegas, and perhaps the biggest PR asset for the NCR is their constant use of propaganda. The player character, unless if preset on joining up with Caesar, has little draw to the Legion in any way, in due part to having seen their use of wasteland justice firsthand (at...

I think bringing it down to a single sentence does a disservice to the games, in due part to how wildly they vary in quality. For example, if I were to describe New Vegas, it most certainly wouldn't apply to 3 or 4, who were created without the slightest idea of what actually makes a Fallout...

GW already does a pretty good job of ruining its own setting through rewrites and retcons. (i.e. Matt Ward, Necron Pariahs, Dawn of War, any the Eldar novels, etc.)

Mount & Blade has a soundtrack that holds up pretty well, even after a couple hundred hours of play.

I'd probably start heavily abusing Jet regularly, only popping some fixer after I'd start to grow a tolerance to the stuff.

On the contrary, I believe lore videos are done to death. Youtube is absolutely plastered by "Star Wars Theory" videos, that ask absolutely redundant and silly questions about lore that has absolutely no relevance to the understanding of the movies at all. As far as that goes into Fallout, you...

OK, but you didn't really answer his question. Why does this need to be a brutal landscape? If it absolutely does, how does the Fallout setting work better than, say- Mad Max, or Wasteland, or basically any other post-apocalyptic setting? And the automatic go-to is that he's suffering from...

Just doesn't have quite the ring to it, to be honest.

Yet again, why not simply create an army of institute controlled synth Deathclaws? I know basically every Deathclaw in Fallout 4 stumbles around like a drunkard, but would it be that hard to put a chip in their brain that lets you control them? It's just like, they have so many potentially good...

Every installment in the series has its own take on how seriously it takes itself. Each development team has their own vision as to what the world should be like. The sporeplant would be completely out of place in Fallout Classic or New Vegas, but fits pretty snug into the tone of Fallout 2's...

Happens to be the technological "superpower" of the Commonwealth, yet seem to prioritize the creation of shitty laser rifles and robot people and dumping them willy nilly into the wasteland. Who needs power armor, when you got dudes in trench coats.

KOTOR 2, IMO, is too well written to be a Star Wars game. It also has a kickass soundtrack

Skyrim is the only game I have ever gotten nauseated by simply playing. There are only five or so colors in the game, and the designs for everything are jagged or needlessly complex. And almost everything seems to blend into the grey/brown snow covered backdrop. I'm sure it's a good game, and I...

Fallout 4 angers me because I feel the development team at Bethesda knew it could make a better game, but just neglected to do so. Almost every single game they've made up until Fallout 4 can attest to it: but for some reason, they chose not to.

I imagine most of Fallout 4 can be contributed to a group of nearly illiterate game developers and a brainstorming session made during a lunch break at Denny's.