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Possibly both, simultaneously. You won't be bored after that.

That will certainly happen for consoles. As for PCs, if they try to do this, all they'll do is sour their reputation. No restrictions they slap on the engine can't be forcibly removed by very creative modders and pirates. Certainly not on their engine - with Creation, it's literally an engine so...

Obviously they'll call it "virtual virtual reality" when it comes to that. But, in seriousness, it's been an industry thing for a long time to name a tech with some fancy, futuristic name despite the tech not really matching up to what we've seen the name used for in fiction. Marketing device...

Did anyone actually watch the trailer all the way through without skipping or muting any parts at all? I legitimately couldn't, I cringed harder than during any movie scenes I've watched for the past two years after hearing the first few seconds of narration. There's this thing called...

That's also another reasonable explanation, thank you for one that's not "Bethesda is invincible to all criticism because majority idiocy, everyone panic!", and I was about to make this very point too, actually. Gaming press is naturally inclined to support those who advocate the newer things...

From what I've heard, I think most people are just trying to recreate the original SNES campaign with the tools for the new Shadowrun games, so it would be kind of pointless to go off and make a game when someone is already doing that for free. I've never actually played the original, so what...

With both VR packages, the only necessary part is really just the headset. All that extra stuff is just side helpings. From what I've heard, Oculus's deal with Microsoft and their current customer service has not painted them in a very favourable light, so I'm leaning more towards HTC Vive and...

It may be because I had been playing MGS V all the way up to the release of Fallout 4, but the weapon customisation was one of the bigger disappointments I had with the game. Not only with the lack of options, but with how there were barely any visual changes, and the tedium associated with...

"I will build a great, great wall on our forum log-in border and I will make Bethfans pay for that wall. Mark my words."

From older posts, I've gotten the impression that some individuals on NMA may have actually met people from Obsidian/Black Isle in real-life. Has that actually happened? Has anyone here met someone from Obsidian personally?

I guess Fallout 4 being a reminder that New Vegas existed and is still good, and that it made other games look and feel much better in comparison, counts as lube.

Well, I've never really been up to date on the whole VR tech - I always thought it would be, like every other hardware gimmick, one big flop and a money sink for all the big companies wanting a go. But apparently, it looks like it might become an actual thing now. Huh. The VR headsets that...

I don't mind the fact that there has to be console games, it's when the developers try to force parity between consoles and PCs that it gets laughably bad. There really should've been two versions, and if Obsidian didn't have enough time for that, then Bethesda should've given them more. Why...

Reeeeaaaallly? It's mostly just a little get-together place IMO. It's not a rebel force fighting against an evil corporate entity, this place is basically a group of like-minded people who meet at the same restaurant every week to discuss... things. But do people here actually believe NMA is...

You'll never know everyone's exact opinion on the matter. NMA isn't a huge lumbering mass of hiveminds, it happens to be a diverse community of diverse opinions, most of which just happens to be similar to each other. Opinions also do change. I find myself on having changed my opinions...

NMA, the great resistance forces tearing down the propaganda machine of the Bethesda regime, one lie at a time! Except we're actually doing fuck all, really. Kind of like real resistance groups, fits appropriately. I find myself reminded of every organisation in RPG games, where most of them do...

Fallout Shelter sort of knocked into me the proof that a game doesn't have to be all that good to be addictive. As long as it hits the right receptor of someone who is weak-willed with way too much free time on their hands, it doesn't have to be fun at all, just good at hooking you in. Now, I'm...

Well, the reason people say "just read the forums!" is because there are already places where everyone's opinions has been gathered up into one neat pile. Making new threads like this is grounds for why people have to say "just read the forums!". In fact, there's just been this discussion not so...

Why, though? Is it too generic? Is it too out of place? Is the tone not right for you? There's got to be a key word that can describe some parts of it you don't like it.

Well, I would rather call my low standards "realistic expectations of the entertainment industry" to be honest. I haven't got all that much money to throw at them but I wouldn't expect them to deliver something actually worth that money every time it's paid. Comes with the generation I guess...