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Iirc they're on some kind of Orwellian 1984's type government, in that even reproductive activity are closely and tightly regulated by the authority. Even supplies are rationed.

Shit, I failed another [Reading Comprehension] check :sad:

Oh. Sorry, I just read this. Do we need to run it, or we can just modify from the .ini files instead?

I won't join in just yet since I'm currently a bit too busy IRL, but I'll chime in this thread for a bit I don't remember if there's a perk that adds dialogue tags in Nevada, but a similar perk existed since Fallout 1, called Empathy. My first playthrough, I didn't tag any combat skills at...

FTFY

I mean, I'm an air conditioner, so I'm not sure if I can relate to you guys

Apparently, there's a New Vegas/Fallout mod for Space Station 13

But that's the reality. How do you explain the ever increasingly amount of their audience? There's a reason why they not only went all out on hype marketing; they ALSO dumbed down each subsequent games, and it worked. If this is not the case, how do you explain the extrapolating numbers...

Aside from this forum not quite as lively as it was back in the days, it's like what gustarballs said; until you can present a more convincing and substantial proof like a demo or as simple as combat demo (to prove it's actually working, even if only on the most basic level), I think everyone is...

I don't mean that they completely ditched each of their previous fanbase, that would be the extreme end of the spectrum. But you can't deny that subsequent dumbing down definitely turned off a huge chunk of the actual userbase they've built up until the moment before they released a new game...

You meant Fallout 2, right? Because as far as I could remember, Vaults experiments aren't really a thing known in-game of Fallout 1.

You said that it was well received by Bethesda userbase, as in fans of Oblivions, Fallout 3, New Vegas (mostly), and Skyrim. But like I said, Bethesda relies on hype(r) marketing scheme, seemingly to ensure there's a steady or even large amount of newcomers, either newcomers to the Fallout...

Huh? I've seen fair amount Fallout 3 fans disappointed in 4. And New Vegas? New Vegas is everything Fallout 4 couldn't ever hope to be; I'm sure it's not an exaggeration to say more than half (or even way more than that) of NV's fans are quite vocal in criticizing 4. Otherwise, the comment...

You mean that influx of newcomers? And by this, it could also means either newcomers to Fallout series, newcomers to RPGs, or even newcomers to gaming. I vaguely remembered someone made some kind of analysis on how Bethesda built their userbase (or perhaps they don't made an actual analysis...