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Exaggrated hand action 9/10

You could see it this way, Oblivion is hack n' slash RPG and Fallout 3 is Run n' gun RPG. They are tied together by the combat, with the most famous tactic being chugging stimpaks/health potions before seeing if you or the enemy dies.

Nothing? Like someone once said, if the tree falls off in the forest and nobody is hearing.... But that does bring up STALKER in my mind for some reason, while it doesn't really have any sort of karma system, the meanings of killing someone can affect the game balance. Kill off few Loners in the...

That is actually and unfortunately true, but I find the charm in them, so it has not really bothered me much. It is good idea to save before accepting any quests though incase they might not work.

I am the opposite, I would love randomly generated dungeons implemented in 3D. The most obvious way to make it work is to generate the templates then conncet all paths that would be "broken" (doors not being on the walls, clipping issues, one-way trips ect.)

IMO, Karma is nearly useless thing upon the game, as it is fairly easy to "grind" it to be positive and negative (I'm looking at the water beggars and Fiends here), so choices like that are just irksome and leaves it really obvious to tell if you did bad or good thing. The karma notification...

I guess it should be the obvious one here. To quote one person:

It doesn't include DF cause it does not play "the same way".

http://en.uesp.net/wiki/Differences_Between_Morrowind,_Oblivion,_and_Skyrim Here is the site of Unofficial Elder Scrolls Pages that shows in full detail the differences between the 3D games. One can easily see which one streamlined what and had something that other game didn't.

Blonde long haired princess 7/10

GPU busted, new one upcoming at April.

A wannabe murderer of lottery town, which every fangirl fantasizes about. 5/10

Basically, from what I have seen from this thread, there are actual alternative SP games to these "genre-saving games", which seems more enjoyable than what Bethesda does. I mean Bethesda games can be fun, but it's not long-term fun to have with it, unless you mod the hell out of their games...

I cannot really tell much about writing, as I dig more gameplay over the story and stuff, but what bothers me is the starting up there. You are as a couple, choosed to be lawyer or a soldier. Why they couldn't let you be a single man? a hobo? that vault dude that goes from door to door? And why...

I like how we have derailed the topic upon Bethesda saving the single player games to hear about Phipp's storytimes with Fallout 3.

I took up my time alright, and there were few instances I remember something called "atmospheric". Mainly, the time I encountered those satelites with signals pleading help and that one room with rune goldberg device trap. I can't really remember anything, because it seems like there were only...

The only factions that I think in that game is the Regulators and the Talon Company, along with BOS and Enclave. But were they fully fleshed out factions? Did they have their own faction quests and endings related to what happens to them? If it would had been made by Obsidian, possibly...

It's debatable but how about being objectively better?

I mean, wouldn't you agree @nkchan16 that New Vegas is damn good expansion over 3? It's not at top quality like 1/2 was, but it definitely has overall elements/mechanics from the previous games and tries to work at it's best upon 3d game engine, which Bethesda enforced Obsidian to use. As for...