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Me want Zeus perk! Why didn't they follow the X-Men craze and make a Wolverine perk where you regenerate and have blades in your arms? Or be like the Invisible bitch from Fantastic Four? Original Fallout had a perk with a graphic of the Thing from F4, so why not go all out and add the others?

Broken again? Good, let Beth stew in their constant F-Ups with their overpriced pointless DLC's. The original Fallouts had 'comedy' perks, but the ones Beth brings out are idiotic for the most part and make no sense.

It makes more sense 200 years in the future to live in a tin shed instead of at the very least refurbishing the mostly intact shopping malls a couple of hundred metres away.

Exactly, and in Fallout 1, we get to see US troops executing resistance members to their invasion of Canada, so it's not like the US is the 'good guy' in comparison with China. The point is that war is a shit and everyone contributed to how the world ended up. The war is best left as a kind...

Hmm, so it confirmed my suspicions that it would be a FPS style addon. Fallout 4 will be a full FPS then with a bit of inventory management.

Communist Democracy!

The Gamebryo engine really isn't suited for this type of game. It's too sluggish even for an RPG. While it was tolerable in 2002 in Morrowind, there's no excuse now to still be using a newer version of the same engine. Animations are stilted and NPC's don't look like they belong in the world.

Sorry Per, I didn't know how to add another quote bracket to my post.

Well you could just run past the rats. That was so good about it. You could go half way to the next level killing them all, but didn't have to if you couldn't be bothered.

One of the reasons that they didn't implement all these things in Fallout 3 is so they call sell them to the player later as 'new' 'fresh' content for the game. I wonder whether Bethesda is staffed by incompetent people or extremely cynical people, and with this and the quote from some...

Ok buddy, how about Operation Flashpoint. Won many GOTY awards, best in category etc. bast simulation etc. Shipped 1 million units 'only'. YET is is still remembered, still going VERY strong with numerous fan sites updating it even as they forget the sequel! So if your definition is net traffic...

Funny that you mention Boiling Point. Despite it's horrible AI and numerous shortcomings,I still think it's a lot better as a FPS with RPG elements than Fallout 3. In fact the nature of the game is very similar to Fallout 3 and yet it was NEVER marketed as a RPG, though it's almost the same...

Too true. Just look at the sales of well remembered games in the past. They didn't sell all that much compared to F3(Though they were pretty much exclusive on the PC and not console). I'm curious as to see just how much Fallout 3 sold on the PC. My bet is very little compared to the console...

Fuck me, what a load of crap. Characters wander around? Converse with each other? What wandering? What conversing? Do they mean the canned phrases they speak to each and how they go to 'sleep', you know the things in EVERY RPG since Gothic? Socially relevant issues? Like what? A book on the...

Well they didn't REVIVE Fallout, they just wanted to paste a semi-well known brand name on a generic post-apocalyptic game. They also used Fallout as the setting and lore, perks etc. were already readily made, so it was easier for them to get started. If they called the game 'Apocalypto...

Well it would be good if this was true. Though to make people pay for a fixed main quest is fucking rich. I have nothing against a fan mod of it, but we'll have 100 different mods all with various perspectives on how it should be and that is only marginally better than having the shit quest...

Well regardless of whether it was possible technically for Tenpenny to cross the ocean, the guy just seems far too retarded and eccentric(in an idiotic way) to have been able to do so. He seems the kind of pompous stereotype of an old English gent who has his butler bring him his slippers, pipe...

The problem is that you SHOULDN'T have to imagine that the game is set in another time period, just like you shouldn't have to imagine a better story line. When I play a game I want to get into a believable world that someone has created. I don't want to have to create my own game in my head!

Wrote the same wish on another thread, but then shot it down with the realisation that Beth is more interested in those paid expansions. They won't do anything to fix the main quest, though really at the very least they should devote at least a few weeks to do it and bundle it with the Anchorage...

I actually like the idea behind Morrowind's system. Ok, people abused it, but maybe if you limit getting better at basic things like running, jumping etc. only during combat it would limit the abuse. Or just make it increase very slowly and capped until you reach higher level. I also think...