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I never understand how people enjoy 1 so much but not 2. Outside of bugs and glitches. Also the first one was by Bioware while 2 is Obisidian. Yeah all this shit was awesome in Tyranny and I also disliked the gameplay. But I really can't tell if I dislike the gameplay or if I really just have...

Idk how true it is that he is begging or getting angry as I don't look at his Twitter account but I imagine on some level what you're saying is true in that he'd like to return to work on Fallout. Who wouldn't right now? It's got a lot of positive attention on it currently so it'd be a great...

Yeah, you can figure out more precisely what you care about in any medium if you don't have people ready to assert their opinions to you five times over. I understand the lack of desire to hear reviews and shit. I find that most of the games I finished are ones I'd rate higher than most people...

They do exist in Fallout 76 already. Though they are just wildlife creatures with not much interaction besides just killing easily, maybe they also scurry away but I'm not sure.

The same was said about tomatoes until it wasn't. Be the change you want to see in the world. Bring dangerous levels of opossums to lands they have yet to bless.

Fucking amazing game. I still need to finish up the game entirely. I did most of everything in it but need to get around to finishing it all up. I consider it an immersive sim or at least close enough. I thought it'd be cool and novel but not as great as it turned out to be.

I somehow dodged hearing about this I guess. I watched the video and of course it's not only stupid on both sides of whatever was happening (I seriously don't really get WHY any of that was happening) but it also doesn't provide enough of any context to initial aggressors or final moments in the...

Weird as I'd argue that the general public has become a bit more critical of games than in the past. I'm thinking like the mid-2000s compared to people post-2017 or so. What they are critical of may differ to classic Fallout fans though. There are still plenty who aren't critical and just want...

They have little incentive to. Skyrim's massive success, financially and critically, had to be further proof to them that their audience wants more of what that game was than anything else. It sold, and it kept selling on the remakes and rereleases to new platforms. People said "Quit releasing...

An organized military-esque faction shouldn't have much issue with cleaning their living space. There's advantages to keeping your dwelling spaces tidier. You can find things you need, you don't have to rummage through garbage and shit you don't need, it's better on your mental health and...

And Deathclaws too. I guess they ride the line between iconic and a Western thing. I think the idea of something like the Gatorclaw would work well in a game set in Florida, Louisiana, or Georgie type area. A similar mutated creature from a similar type of animal(s) sounds fine. I just dislike...

Yeah even if they weren't all that interesting the fact they'd be new factions would be enough at this point. I think they did a great job with mutants/cryptids in 76 and using their own mutants from nearby (DC and Boston) with these new ones. I like Fallout but I don't need BoS and Super...

Holy shit I just assumed it was others in the area that kept taking up the mantle. I've played through most of the storylines I just have a hard time really paying attention to a lot of it. I mean, I guess that gives it a bit more sensibility? It's definitely better than just randomly talking...

Yeah it is a shiny rock and our brains like having shit other people don't have, even if it's practically useless. But in electronics gold is valuable due to being a good conductor and having a very low oxidization level compared to better conductors like copper or silver. I think aluminum is...

From what I remember, they didn't leave California during 76 but they happened to radio to someone in West Virginia and describe their organization in great detail to them and the chapter we see in 76 was made. Which I think is just silly. They have the insignia correct, they are very worried...

Yeah I think that's fair. I just don't think it's unreasonable that 155 years ago they had other locations with members in it. I find it less reasonable to imagine the Enclave existing as they do in Fallout 3 than I do in 76. Yeah having the Enclave near Washington DC makes a lot more sense...

The only thing they have in 76 is their old bunker with the AI that manages the place now and robots left over. There's no humans AFAIK. It's set 25 years after the war and like I've mentioned before, West Virginia would be a good place for a fictional shadow government type of faction to hide...

Oh well that still somewhat fits what I believed but the fact this is the reason is funnier. His reasons for disliking the Legion is Caesar's obsession with the Hoover Dam though, which from what I remember, he blames himself for as he discovered the dam. I think he values the Legion higher...

I do appreciate that you are willing to stick around NMA and engage in these conversations without being ran off easily. But you are missing the core of what people are talking about with the Legion in the replies to you. They are evil, yes, multiple have said that. You can keep saying, "Well...

While, I agree it is disappointing you point exactly why people are afraid to recommend it. I've recommended it to people for a long time and they never seemed interested in it until recently (before the show) probably due to Baldur's Gate 3 proving that cRPGs are fine. If they do play it...