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Yeah that's usually the case. There are plenty of people who recognize FONV as being a game that has superior story but I don't think they really understand the way storytelling and worldbuilding go together in that game. They have really no appreciation for the setting. In Fallout 3 that is...

I wouldn't go as far as to say Bethesda fans have worsened the games industry by a large amount but it does boggle my mind how there's so many people out there who mindlessly praise everything BGS does and post about how ridiculously hyped they are. Some people say they are more hyped for...

I think the surprise factor in games is usually pretty good in most cases. I could probably give some examples where this has payed off. In a game that's as controversial as Fallout 4 though fuck no. So we have the exact same problem as Fallout 3. Arbitrary background for the player character...

I will miss blackjack. It was almost like a big part of the series. Assuming of course that there won't be any sort of gambling in Fallout 4 but it does seem very unlikely. Also I like how this pre-war video shows with almost 100% certainty that caps of all things will be the currency in a...

Frajaq: There's your problem. Don't have a voiced protagonist.

No. You have no idea. People will be upset because it's a FLAWED game. Making up excuses for OBVIOUS flaws in the game is NOT okay. It's not about how they envisioned it. They want a GOOD fucking Fallout game that is a FAITHFUL fucking sequel. If BGS want to make a game how they want DON'T USE...

I don't think anyone's saying that the classic games are like the hardest RPGs out there, but compared to Fallout 3, which was wayyyy too easy, it's fair to say they were hard especially when you didn't look up a guide. You could say it requires a decent amount of intelligence to figure out the...

Didn't you get a fatman or a minigun close to the start of Fallout 3? You're also given mininukes and ammo like it's nothing pretty much.

Ouch.

I mean it's just a live action trailer. There's nothing you can take from this and say that Fallout 4 is gonna be the shit game we think it will be. It only really shows us Bethesda's whole mentality for the Fallout series and their marketing strategy. Show some things that are easily...

I just don't get why people constantly make excuses for completely backwards systems and use all these "if you don't like it, just don't buy it/play the old games" arguments. What is honestly the need for that? People enjoy/do a lot of other games/things in life besides Fallout. People just want...

If there's a single hyper-realistic human synth in Fallout 4 I'm gonna be fucking annoyed that's for sure.

They really have a fixation on this stupid dog and your vault suit. In all the trailers so far you've gone from a vault suit to power armor.

That's your argument? For your own lack of competence you think the system in FNV/FO3 is bad? Don't mean to sound hostile just weird to me

What? You knew that in FNV/FO3 as well. About every 25 points in Science/Lockpick If you were short of getting to it then you managed your skill points poorly

But we can have games that follow Fallout 1's and 2's design and creative concepts really closely. Fallout: New Vegas shows that and it sold decently well too. If BGS actually cared and try to make a game close to New Vegas with their marketing moneys they'd make a decent game that will sell as...

That would be nice. I always thought of equipping stuff like stimpacks and other chems (like weapons) as a cool sort of challange. A timer/charge mechanic for stimpacks seems odd and could be better done by giving more severe penalties for stimpack addiction maybe. It all depends on how fast it...

I don't think any skill in New Vegas has a random element to it besides maybe sneak and pick-pocketing. Many of the skills didn't fit an fps Fallout game really well I suppose so all other skills followed suit. It's probably more fun to just roll random skill points and SPECIAL stats than have...

Crafting and crafting recipes requiring a certain skill level never bothered me really. It worked decently and I can always make excuses in my head why my character knew how to make certain stuff. The Gun Nut perk and Science perks however isn't a good system by the looks of it no matter how/if...

The pacification would seem very awkward without some sort of interaction with the enemies/animals at least. Like having a quick talk with the NPCs maybe. Pointing your gun at the enemy and them magically turning into your allies would be pretty jarring. Pointing your gun at them and pacifying...