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It's because all the popular things nowadays are all marketed at what people wants, not in being of good quality, it's like drugs in that it long term potential is zero but it hits what everyone wants now, same with Star Wars and Fallout 4, they look good on the surface but when you think about...

No one is replying because it probably already is in the news section, check there because no one ever checks here :grin:

Yes it does. Just look at Duke Nukem Forever, or Half Life 3, different situations mean different development durations, Bethesda really are just dumb enough to spend 7 years on one thing, it's the way they are :seriouslyno:

It's guilty but not pleasure

I think crucify is what Bethfans would do to us if they got the chance, I mean oh look at us hating on Godd Howard, they shouldn't deserve to live... If anyone thinks people here murderously hate Bethfans then they're too stupid to be here, I think NMA is fine with the rep it has, I mean I...

It's not that they don't handhold enough, is that the way they design the game makes it difficult to adapt without a tutorial. If you design it well, you can make it work dynamically and let he player learn, Fallout 4 isn't one of those games, they were being casual anyways they should've just...

Well, it's simple, most gamers think Bethesda is one of those faithful companies that act like good indie devs and support their fans, so they trust Bethesda Softworks to make good games, saying they're not like evil EA. if only they knew...

You know if we go by Bethesda's definition, CoD Black Ops 2 and Far Cry 4 are both RPGs... Both have steady progression, Far Cry even has a skill tree and in both games your choices and actions affect the ending. Of course that would make a lot more games RPGs too... I don't really get...

Well, I think Fallout as seen in Fallout 2 and New Vegas is fine the way it is, I didn't find Goodsprings depressing at all, nor Klamath, they were normal towns trying to rebuild, it captures struggle without having to avoid the idea of civilisation, unlike Bethouts that think the only way to...

Really? Pillaging every town from east to west, total control, anyone who doesn't believe in Caesar's power is killed, all of the potential of Securitrons and Vegas wasted by group who doesn't use tech? I don't think so.

Theyre good at things they shouldn't focus on... If they put the same effort into story and the engine that they put into skeletons, teddy bears, Pip Boy games and explosions, we might actually have gotten something closer to a Fallout game than this travesty

Well, this isn't a fuck you to the fans of true Fallout at all.

Spec Ops The Line had this and was a good game... Not excusing Beth tho, SOTL is a different game that does different things, Bethesda really should start trying to move off the whole cinematic bullshit...

What on earth gave people the idea that Bethesda would do better unhinged and unleashed, I shudder to think of what Emil would come up with if not limited by game design and the higher ups

Take a look at this. I know damn well that Reddit isn't exactly the haven for the best or brightest but... Look at the comments below. They're actually downvoting anyone who points out inconsistency in lore OR insists that implying the aliens started the Great War completely ruins it. "Fly...

I assume you haven't done the Cabot questline, then.

I remember further evidence from the dialogue between them during the nuclear alert. BUT like I said, I COULD BE WRONG. Try not to nitpick too much of my every words. And yes, I did say they could just be friends. Did you actually read my post, or...? added: And no, I don't think I've ever...

Note that these aren't exactly my own gameplay screenshots, but I have myself encountered this exact encounter in the game. Here: http://imgur.com/a/wh0EV Note that the weapon depicted is unique - they literally leave one there on the thing along with 400-500 of the ammo like a player-made...

I think it was about moving on from their past association with Caesar.

Too late. There was a Golden Gate Bridge in the Kellogg memory exploration sequence. That means San Francisco hype, and that either means Bethesda will attempt a West Coast game or they'll pressure Obsidian into making the next variant of New Vegas take place in San Francisco.