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So fucking true, just one trip to the hellhole that it is Reddit and you can see people all over discussing about some ridiculouly dumb idea and trying to justify an fucking sci fi setting... It is even worse whe you begin to see how many people there have a complete lack of common sense.

What? Aren't you mistaken me with someone else? I never even played 76, and I just said in another thread that I liked Fallout 4 as a looter shooter. If you want to know my favourite Fallout and also my favourite game of all time is Fallout 2. Also, yes I never played Atom and Underrail...

Kinda wish I liked it more, I will still try to beat it now on pc, and try to force myself to get to the ending of it, but I really didn't liked it all that much, was expecting it to get better but when it stayed the same even in Monarch I decided to quit. Overall it wasn't bad just very...

After The Outer Worlds I'm not so sure if I'm excited for it anymore... But I do think it is a dumb idea to not outsource the Fallout IP for a spin off game, maybe even a isometric one by InExile that would be amazing!

Sadly this is so true, it is by a long shot one of the worst ways to define an rpg, because if you consider that you are basically saying that every telltale game is a rpg... People should use more the name of the subgenre when talking about rpgs, like crpgs being a bit more similar to the...

To give the guy some credit, I must say that Goris isn't the most memorable character i Fo2, sure his concept is awesome and everything, but the game has so many other great characters that come first into my mind, like Myron, Sulik, Frank, hell even most of New Reno characters. People like to...

Idk if this is in reply to me but that's not exactly what I said, I was talking about how I don't like skill checks appearing on the answers in Fallout NV, I preffer the system from Fallout 2 that requires the player to actually think what he needs to say instead of just picking the one with a...

At least in my experience it ended up making more difference, the only notable difference that I recall from my sniper build in Fallout NV was that I could hit things very well with VATS, but outside of it there was little to no impact, even when I used guns that my strenght was bellow the...

You're right, Fo4 also has the same issue, but different from 3/NV Fallout 4 fully embraces the fps aspects, and while this toned down a lot the rpg systems, the one present in the game fits way better the fps style of the game, Fo4 skills sometimes feel more closer to Borderlands than the...

My main problem with the classic Fallouts skill systems is how much Agility is important, Im not a big fan of the fact that most builds to be good need at least a decent agility stat, idk how I would do it different but in the way it is agility is a bit too important and ends up taking a bit of...

While you can definetly become very good or maybe even a master "by yourself" and by learning from practice in many skills I do find weird that there is no trainer or even the option to allow your characters to spar with eachother. I get that they done that for balancing purposes, but it gets...

Yeah I think this might be the reason for it, but I must say that I like the fact you kind of have to go "out off the way" to engage in combat constantly, different from Fallout 3 or 4 that minutes after you get out of the vault you are already being tasked to murder entire bands of raiders...

It still uses the "you use it you get better". But it does in a very nice way, your skills level related to the difficulty of what you are doing, at the start you learn by getting beaten by starving bandits, but once you finally manage to handle them you ain't gonna learn anything new and you...

Sounds like you have to play Kenshi.

This. The main thing that bothers me in rpgs nowadays is how much combat focused they are, sure hlaf of the skills in fo1/2 are useless in combat but those games have many important checks and puzzles that require many of them. One thing that a lot of people forget is actually how little...

Also Witcher 3 is probably the most overrated game ever (maybe alongside Fallout 3), that shit isn't even an action RPG, it is an action adventure game with shitty combat and choices. It fails to be a good RPG in every possible way, I really don't understand how there are people that dare to...

I think I can get over the fact that a game is not a real RPG a bit more easily, I have to be really honest, while Fallout 4 writing and rpg design is pretty bad I still really like the game and have around 300h on it. Mostly because I enojoy exploring, the artstyle and mainly the base building...

My main problem with voice acted protagonists in modern RPGs is that no matter how many dialogue options they give you it always seem like part of the roleplaying aspect is killed, feels like the character has already a set personality. Cyberpunk 2077 is one game that comes into my mind with...

Not gonna lie, I really liked what I saw in the presentation, to the point that it kind of got me hyped to the game. Out of all things Starfield could be I really wasn't expecting a fully fledged Space Sim, at best I was expecting a Fallout 4 in space, which I wouldn't say it is bad thing per...