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It's the best game ever made, of course you would! Silly goose!

It's just not easy, it takes a few hits to die at my low level and since I'm not rushing the main quest and just randomly wandering like I always do, my experience is likely very different.

Who said anything about fleshed out? He said "1 quest" only, it wasn't and considering it in context it isn't a problem in game. You wish I was. Then someone would actually like you! Also who you're responding to is hilarious in context to what I'm posting there by the way.

Maybe not on Normal and below but I'm on hard and round corners to nukes to the face, or 3 bloodbugs swarming and ending me in seconds, or 15 ghouls rushing me, etc. It is not easy. I came up to a couple "Gunners" on an onramp and got wrecked in 3 shots for example.

Yes, because one guy and some civilian types who are scared being lead by a guy who saved them doesn't make any sense at all when they clearly have nothing to lose. You're trying too hard to make an issue out of this.

Apology accepted. :grin:

I'm having a breakdown when I was right and you were wrong? You're so desperate to not be wrong that you're claiming I'm wrong now? WUT :confused:

Changing parameters alert! Both quests are given by Garvey initially actually. "One quest and you become leader" not true. The end. Walpknut was wrong everyone, he can't admit it! Saying it's one repeatedly when it's two isn't a technicality either.

Now you're just lying. When Freedom Calls: Kill the Raiders in the Museum of Freedom. The First Step: Clear out the Corvega Assembly Plant. Sanctuary: Learn the art of crafting. Even if you don't count Sanctuary it's still TWO. Not ONE. You do know the difference I assume? I have to wonder...

Again, don't insult people if you don't want it thrown back at you. I've been called nearly every name in the book here, so I'm done playing nice. Don't do it if you don't want it thrown back at you.

Are you playing on Easy? That particular Raider which I'm guessing is the same that I fought, took forever to defeat. Before I knew he was there I got nuked. Reloaded and tried sneaking, destroyed me. Third time used Codsworth to distract the 6 or so raiders and it took half of my ammo to down...

It seems to be fairly common sadly, but it's the pitfall of all RPG type games honestly. Kill quests and fetch quests make up so much of everything from MMORPGs to regular ole RPGs, etc.

You can amend your statement or pretend you didn't say it, whatever you want homie. You originally said it was one quest and bam, leader. Not true. Also using real world time doesn't really work (nor are they 5 minutes each at all including travel) otherwise the handful of Boomer quests I...

Hilariously I've read the exact opposite from lore purists. That 3 was silly because after 200 years barely any civilization rebuilt. So which should it be?

Also those Minutemen quests ARE multiple quests with different names. So it isn't just a singular quest. When Freedom Calls: Kill the Raiders in the Museum of Freedom. The First Step: Clear out the Corvega Assembly Plant. Sanctuary: Learn the art of crafting.

Either the quest thinks me clearing the exterior of the Corvega plant is dealing with all of them or it added a different step entirely. I'll find out tonight.

After they go to Sanctuary the next quest is to go meet the settlers on the bluff and have you go to Lake whatever, get into the gift shop and take the raiders down then go back and inform the settlers. I haven't even gotten the Corvega quest yet. Now I'm reading that part that I played last...

The second major part you go to kill the raiders in the gift shop you have to access by the sewer pipe for the settlers that Garvey points you to. I cleared out the Corvega factory before even having that quest. So you admit I'm right plus you're forgetting another step. And yes, a video game...

I think you forgot the lake raiders as well. Why would one guy not want you to lead when you've saved them and done what he couldn't do? Because you don't have to complete it all at once, it's like people who run through the main quest who complain about how there's no pacing. Don't do it all...

And it still isn't as you represent at all, nor is it a problem. Also what time it takes in real life means nothing to in game time. It could take me a week in game.