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I mean, honestly this is clearly someone who has different expectations of games tbh. Like, it's a sloppily written obvious clickbait article, I also stand by the luhr comments, but overall the general logic: Fallout 4 has better gunplay and base building mechanics, well if that's what you're...

"Only play the first 2 Fallout games for the Luhr", god I've come to hate Lore as a concept. It's not "Themes" or "Tone" or "Worldbuilding" or any complex nuanced discussion of narrative, it's just some big slop of infodumps that people can chow down on. Same with Canon, it's such a useless...

Congrats again Abstain.

I feel like that's an unfair comparison. Sure you could make the comparison about the cynical undertones, but there's more to it than that: Pillars of Eternity is about the idea of the sacred, and whether it's necessary. Thaos sees the world as an inherently hobbesian place, and sees the role...

Funnily enough, I think New Reno might be his magnum opus. He seems to be best at writing non-verbal cues and mostly self-contained comical areas.

Honestly this. There seems to be a personality cult around Avellone despite the fact that the majority of writing on games he's praised for was done by other people.

Given that the Enclave lost their main Oil Rig and was only present in Navarro, the Enclave seem like they'd be easy to clean up. Just have a focused attack on the one area they're still present. "Ideological Purity and Shiny Power Armour doesn't count for much when you're outnumbered 15:1" -Mr...

Hey Chummer, did you hear that Renraku has been doing animal testing again? Apparently trying to find out the decking capabilities of basilisks. Real cruel drek man. I got a Johnson who wants us to leak some info on their newest line of products. Think you can set us up with a mage and decker...

Except if you have no point of reference you can't make these sorts of judgements: Say Fallout 4 was the first game in a series. It probably wouldn't be judged nearly as harshly because it's creating it's own franchise. The Dialogue Wheel is only bad because previous Fallout games had fleshed...

TBH, I liked the idea of the Midwestern Brotherhood of Steel as it's portrayed in Tactics: a rogue group in the Midwest that has needed to turn away from it's former self. I also liked how in the ending it's asked what the Brotherhood back West will think if they ever learn of the Midwestern...

I think I basically agree with you in that it's a much more nuanced take on what Fallout 3 tried to achieve. It introduces an "Isolationist VS opening up conflict" which the Brotherhood back west basically settled with isolationism, but the new Brotherhood in the Midwest have gone against. But...