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Tim Cain's speech in this video sounded like he favored "streamlining", can't say I like that. Some may call this streamlining... Me, I call it dumbing down.

They couldn't remember how to use the command mode (press & hold left MB after you switch to the command cursor) and no one reminded them, which was a very important mechanic in the game and because of that, they couldn't use the rope without moving it to the item slot, they also couldn't use...

"Who made this game!?" :lol: The way they struggled with the game's mechanics kind of proves that the RPG they've been working on at Obsidian won't be anything like Fallout in terms of game play.

I guess he didn't like the game. :lol:

That's very likely. He was 13 when Fallout came out, so he would not possibly comprehend what made Fallout special at the time, because in order to do that one would need to have a general knowledge about its contemporaries and other games that had come before it. I don't know if he ever played...

The reasons why Jim criticizes NMA in that article haven't really changed. He still likes the changes in FO3 and there are still people here who think FO3 wasn't a Fallout game, in fact I'm one of them. I would say he's now in a similar position as NMA was in that article. Someone who loved...

He himself admits it in the video, "I liked the changes in FO3, didn't like the changes in FO76".

There's no "change of heart" though, he still thinks the same way and that's the problem.

What is good or bad is subjective. He thinks FO76 is a change for the worse, yet he's unable to imagine that FO3 could be a change for the worse for someone who loved the original games. It's just plain old hypocrisy. Well, at least he finally seems to have been enlightened about Bethesda...

Vehicles themselves aren't the problem, their movement is, or their speed to be more precise.

There are quite a few modern engines to choose from, but I have to admit, whatever the engine Forza Horizon 4 uses (Forzatech?), seems like it could house a nice RPG. Although this is of course purely a speculation by how the world looks. Obviously you'd have no problem adding vehicles with...

In 20 years it'll be dead and forgotten, so will I, so who cares.

...or the character you play, such as alignment, karma etc. You are correct, it's not an RPG, neither was 4.

It's time for a DLC then.:twisted:

Never mind all the other reasons, it's a cocky developer with an obnoxious fanbase, as seen by the first/third person debate. Wouldn't touch it with a ten-foot pole.

Humans won't live that long, but if they can create a powerful self-evolving AI, it might and can become god, as in "The Last Question".

I wouldn't rely on archive.org for the files.