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Nope, full release in February.

I am a professional historian, although my focus is antiquity, I love WW2, and I salute you on your knowledge, sir. I find the history of the development of the German military establishment before and during the war absolutely fascinating.

Mr. Fish, I may have misspoken. I did not mean to say the guy is god, or his touch turned mods to gold, of course criticism is valid. I personally think his mods are generally very good and well-thought of, and much better than plenty of DLC-content by Bethesda, especially. But you should see...

Precisely.

Right? New Vegas (and to a lesser extent, Fallout 3) had some AMAZING people work on it. I mean, have you seen Project Brazil? Boom to the Moon? Autumn Leaves? Pretty much everything by Someguy2000? DLC-quality, fully voiced acted, jaw-dropping stuff. If half these people had Bethesda-level...

Twas' playful exaggeration, old chap. They do have a point... Sort of. But their intricate system of "clues" for hiding their "secret" lair didn't exactly inspire me with confidence. Also, from what I remember they are just really advanced bio-engineered synthetic brain/processors. Not true...

Yeah, the name. It screams creativity! And yep, we're back to the same old TES road-bandits-wearing-glass-armor thing. I really thought we were past this. But always count on Goddfor some (bad) nostalgia! Yeah, just hire the guy from New Vegas Bounties already, jesus... Is it that hard?

That actually crossed my mind during play... I mean, who I'd rather join, a zealot bearded teenager, an immortal asshole who thinks he is in 1776, some crazy people who think making robots is the same as enslaving people, or the only semblance of the true government of America in this dump? It's...

First, I've got to hand it to them on the face-sculpting thing, it was amazing, and the first time in the Fallout series I've been able to create myself, and that was a lot of fun. I love messing with this kind of stuff. But as to the rest, I wish this charm of random exploration actually...

I agree, and as an (original) Enclave fanboy I would absolutely kill for a new Obsidian Fallout featuring the remnants in Chigago, I was absolutely riveted by ED-Es audio-logs and, as bad as Fallout 3 handled the enclave, the fragmentation of power and the chain of command can lead to VERY...

I'll have you know, good sir, that I tried killing everything in sight! I didn't like that old fellow Garvey's attitude (plust I quite fancied his attire), so I proceeded to stuff his face full of 12 gauge buckshot, and gave that annoying opium-addicted old lady the same treatment, to no avail...

People love to be railroaded into a story, apparently. I am amazed that people think Fallout 4 offers freedom and character creation diversity. I mean, the Vault Dweller could be anybody, aside from the fact it came from Vault 13, and was kicked out to find the water chip; The Chosen One could...

The fact that they made a mess of this whole new power armor model thing (shocking, I know) is nothing compared to the fact that they explicitly state that they don't care if makes sense at all. That's simply depressing, I feel we are going backwards in terms of worldbuilding, writing and so on...

Good sir, your feeble attempts at disguising this conspiracy with reasonable arguments and personal opinions are preposterous! Good Godd, the nerve of these people!

Wow, not-reading-between-the-lines-ception!

You think?

1. Yes, there is violence. They got that right, every time. 2. Totally like, kill Kellogg or... Kill Kellog? Ask the Railroad's help with a chip or... Ask the Railroad's help? Wow, many ways. 3. See above, and also, radiant quests. BILLIONS OF THEM. 4. Wow, the degree of reactivity is...

Can I get an Amen?

Do you really, honestly, with a straight face, thinks Fallout 4 is following that vision? REALLY? Maybe I am crazy after all...

It's funny, I love the Enclave, the idea, the faction, its history in the Fallout series (the 1-2-NV, that is), and I once said I wished they return in Fallout 4, or in some of its DLCs. Now I wish the opposite, if only to stop Bethesda from ruining it yet again (as they did in Fallout 3)...