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Seeing things where there things aren't there to be seen, son. Maybe Bethesda does not curry as much admiration as it did when Fallout 3 and Skyrim, and that's a good thing so that they will be pushed to do better in their future projects. But there's a line between speaking an unheard truth...

Stupid fat Bethesda! They ruined Fallouts for us precious!

I can only give my opinion in this matter, and it is my opinion that giving Fallout the mainstream treatment was a good move to bring more attention to the brand from a wider audience. Now in doing that, Fallout 3 could never have been the exact same turn-based style of the old game and be...

Asking anyone around here for a "Best Anything" that relates to Fallout 4 would yield mixed results, but I digress. I think Stephen Russell does great as always with his roles. Gimmicky thousand unique names aside, I think Codsworth is the most emotive Mister Handy in the franchise, for what...

I think it's a joke name, sir, like "Sillius Soddus" or "Hatius Bethesdius"

Ho ho ho

If there's one aspect that doesn't work, it would be the dialogue system. I've heard arguments against it from both those who praise and decry the game. It worked in Mass Effect, at least at the time, but Fallout 4 proves that you need to put more effort in if you're going to implement a brand...

Because... ummm... errr... I'll have a think about that.

Well that's because most indie games are made on drastically smaller budgets and cannot afford to be very expansive, thus have to make a bigger impression within their limits.

We're doing this, alright. They obviously blundered with Fallout 3's ending; but amongst merely continuing the story, I recall that Broken Steel did more to justify its price as an add-on. Raising the level cap was a good way of furthering the player's investment in the game, and New Vegas...

How about we wait and see how Bethesda handles the DLC for Fallout 4 to get a better understanding of how they might relate to Ubisoft and EA. I don't think they'd be so inclined to abuse the pull of license like EA did with Star Wars Battlefront and give it a $50 season pass. Or go the Ubisoft...

Now the ol' triple A may be an unfortunate case of ruining the whole industry one piece at a time, but at the other end, it's hardly perfect. Considering the crap that comes out of Steam Greenlight, the indie scene is almost just as bad, even worse in some regard, even if it is capable of...

I too do not like the dialogue system of Fallout 4, and I think that's an area where the majority seems to agree might be the weakest aspect of the game. But must you be so hostile about it; there are better ways to present your critisicms without chiding that "fucking stupid system writen by...

I think this video will be relevant to any arguements regarding future installments.

A franchise that would have included Brotherhood of Steel 2 in it would be a preferable one to one that includes New Vegas in it? I find that notion disagreeable.

Assuming that Obsidian is contracted to do another Fallout game, and assuming that it matches or exceeds the quality set by New Vegas. Nothing has been said about the future yet, but I know I do not want to wait another five years for the next game, and I would prefer that it is not one...

You say one thing, they say another, I've heard some say the dialogue system is more immersive, but most say it is a waste. I find the perk system troubling myself, but have heard others say the opposite. I've heard fanboys that sing its praises to no end while remaining blind to criticism, and...

I'd rather say that the game's technical problems being highlighted and criticised as interesting rather than some score slightly fluctuating down a notch.

Is it really a mature thing to do, to simply assume someone is kind of sick in the head or something because they're expressing a belief different than yours. Perhaps to show your moral high ground, you could try to understand where he is coming from, rather than make ascertion because you...

Good that you get the point across about numbers, but I feel you might be accentuating some of the more negative feedback here. You make it seem as if the customers are all rallying against Bethesda and decrying them for releasing such a poorly optimised title, like the backlash against Warner...