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I don't think Fallout 3 even had 200 possible combinations. I think there were at most, what? 9?

Well, there seems to be a lot of "junkiness" to Fallout 4's aesthetic. As in, skyscrapers made out of scrap metal and boxcar scrapyards. As much as I know I'm gonna dislike Fallout 4's mindless action pandered to 14 year olds, something about fighting strong enemies on the rooftops of...

I'm not excited for Fallout 4, but I kind of see this as a good thing. The nukes didn't happen yesterday, society had 200 years to re-develop, I would expect Boston to look a little more pretty than it did in 2077.

I disagree. Fallout's core themes have always been about the progression of humanity in the context of their own violent and conflicting nature. War never changes, yet now we live in a post-post-nuclear world and human nature is still roughly the same. Where do we go from here? What is to come...

There does come a point where taste becomes objective. Do you support the news?

I like how whenever Bethesdrones get cornered in arguments, the best they can resort to is "It's just your opinion! A lot of people (who never played a good RPG) bought into Skyrim's marketing campaign so it can't possibly be bad". Guess what, your opinions are wrong. Skyrim follows the TES...

You sound like you came straight from /r/Fallout.

Why wouldn't you want a 2nd game crash? It would give us a chance to start all the way over. Make 'em spend shit tons on advertising, don't pay any attention to Fallout 4 news (or at least don't give them direct hits on their YouTube trailers) and they'll feel the need to roll out more...

I'm mostly just mad because the beginning of Fallout 4 just has way too much spoonfeeding. You weren't really ever supposed to experience the pre-war world of Fallout. You were just kind of a wanderer born in the new world with only a few hints about the old world, leaving a lot to your...