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Market economy and capitalism are two related concepts, but not equal. The existence of a market doesn't mean a society is capitalist: for instance, a neolithic society can have bartering and a proto-market of some sort, but that doesn't mean it's a capitalist society. Political economy aside...

Just wanted to know your opinions of that game mechanics/story/gameplay, etc., since it seemed to be (before BG3) the oh-so-great saviour of the cRPG genre, and the entry point to the genre for a lot of people. Sadly its subreddit is just a complete circlejerk where you can't discuss/critique...

I think that any RPG set in a 3D 1st/3rd person view is almost bound to be less deep than an isometric RPG unless it wants to get really janky like Daggerfall or Morrowind. Still I wouldn't call NV mediocre compared to most cRPGs since it still has a lot of the core mechanics. For instance, it...

A fine woman indeed. I used to watch her videos when I felt a little down

Simple as.

Love the portraits. Especially those of Sunny Smiles who now, well, actually smiles.

Great man, I'll be sure to check it out on my second playthrough (yes I am a newbie) No, but I'll be a teacher soon and the students will call me like that

Too much money circling around the world made Barter (1, 2, and NV) and Gambling (1 and 2) feel unnecesary. Sure, it would be really fun to role-play as a Traveling Merchant or as a Degenerate Gambler or whatever, and be able to bribe your way into the endgame (Lanius, my man, listen, I have...

The really polarizing user reviews kinda confuses me. I remember reading one on GOG.com where the guy considered that not having a full open world map was a con (as if we didn't have enough of those empty 20 gazillion m2 map from Ubisoft-Bethesda). But I'm still thinking of playing it since it...