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For some reason, it became MUCH more noticeable to me this time around. And I do have close to 200h of Skyrim.

Hahahaha, for some reason your post made me picture David Attenborough saying "What do they eat? How do they live"... But surely, we're the crazy ones. Conspiracy theorists, paid to further the downfall of the mightiest of RPG companies, the greatest of the great, Bethesda itself.

I mean that before, the NPCs disappeared to another cell and all that but at least you could use it too. Now it creates some sort of timed block so you can't follow any NPC right away, and tend to (at least myself) rush ahead of him to avoid becoming stuck. Truly, a marvel to behold, a highlight...

Yep, you're right. But I had "PLEASE BE A GOOD FALLOUT GAME, PLEASEEEEEE SATE THAT HUNGER" glasses on. But eventually the glasses broke under the onslaught of turdness.

The saddest part of it all is that he may actually be doing it for free...

Yes, incredibly they managed to make the whole door-cell-NPC thing actually worse than it was in older games. Unbelievable.

I actually had fun and found it addictive. In the beginning. While the whole thing was shiny and new and all that jazz. I mean, I thought we were on to something here... The first thing that hit me (aside from the whole dialogue/voiced shit, obviously) was when I couldn't talk Kellogg down. Then...

The fact that the T-60 looks like an upgraded T-45 is exactly what makes me think that it should have been sent to the front lines ASAP, as a stop-gap measure/superior pattern (like the successive models of Shermans or Panzer IVs or what have you in WW2). The T-51, a completely new design, was...

Not to mention that, since you've developed a better, more advanced armor, why deploy it domestically first? Surely the frontlines should get all of the cutting edge equipment?

I always thought New Vegas was a bad shooter for an RPG, and Fallout 4 is a fairly mediocre shooter for... oh wait...

Hahaha, thanks mate. But If I wasn't getting tired of Vertibirds, I certainly am now. Bethesda just overdoes it. it's like the Adams Base Crawler, or a giant communist-hunting robot, I mean, c'mon...

It's not like we were expecting (or more precisely, HOPING) for some all-new, revolutionary, never-done-before type of game. We just wanted a good Fallout game, an universe that has good, developed lore, that has an awesome aesthetic, that has most of the worldbuilding done a long time ago. The...

I... Don't know even how to reply to this. Honestly. Except maybe... What in the goddamn fuck?

Yeah, when I discovered the Atom Cats I just went "Nope. Just nope", and proceeeded to murder every last one of them just to spiritually spite whoever at Bethesda had this clusterfuck of an idea. But I guess "it's fun har har", like the goddamn kid in the fridge...

I think that the Power Armor now is actually closer to the lore in the protection aspect (it was supposed to defeat chinese armor in Alaska, and yet you could die to far weaker weapons than AFV autocannons, laser cannons, etc.), I think the walking tank aesthetic and mechanics are pretty much...

I went back to New Vegas and boy, being shot in the head for a chip that controls an army of robots seems so, so MUCH BETTER. And you can roleplay whoever you want, however you want! Anyone could be down on their luck and agree to make a delivery for a few caps... So much better than Shaun over...

I feel like a broken record, but I could forgive absolute all of Bethesda's atrocious technical mistakes for a GOOD FALLOUT GAME. An ACTUAL Fallout game, damnit. I know that "letting modders fix it" is a horrible thing to live by, but if these were the results of heavily investing development...

And based on the pattern of certain dialogues in FO4, the 3rd option may be wishful thinking...

You make it sound like it's some natural, inevitable process. In fact, you make it sound just as the original Fallout team hadn't made an awesome game like Fallout New Vegas that is, in my opinion, a true sequel to the old Fallouts, and that Bethesda is absolutely intent on screwing up with...

Exactly. I don't get the whole "that's the problem, it's not isometric!" when the OBVIOUS flaws are writing, plot-holes, gimmicky Diablo-style magic items, self-healing magical raiders, and so and so on... In fact, its FPS-gameplay improvements are one of the few things it does well. I think...