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I'm 80% positive it's one of site's main rules.

He's coming at us reasonably and with an argument he's clearly thought out. Let's not simply dismiss anyone who wants to defend Fallout 4 out of hand lest we become the people we so love to criticize.

Clearly you've never visited the likes of Ponyville.net .

Yes, but they're not nuclear scientists. Even accounting for Quantum and Quartz, all they need to factor in is how they can balance the isotope to make the drink glow and not kill their clientele. Aye, but the story isn't about the Nuka Cola brand throwing its weight around to benefit their...

It's not just "hardware", it's a weapon whose schematics are top-secret information and the most vital asset the military has at their disposal against an enemy who they know has infiltrated them. Somehow I find it hard to believe it would be handed out to be freely use as sponsor material...

I love it when I find a porno that has me so engrossed in the mind-boggling fuckery that the plot's trying to pull off that I forget to jack off.

I hear lead paint is a particularly popular snack food over at Bethesda headquarters.

If I may come back to the actual topic of discussion: The idea of the secret chemical research laboratory is actually decently interesting. Of course, Nuka Cola having the best chemists in the country and their founder being a proto-House are both examples of lazy writing, but Bethesda made...

didn't rescue the sargent from Vault Tech 0/10

I think we've mentioned that enough in the run-up to the trailer that nobody here thinks it's necessary anymore. Either way, though, it's an incredible exercise in self-parody.

Props to Konami for scheduling a public execution for Metal Gear rather than just letting it die quietly.

I think that's the point he was making.

Nobody's stupid enough to deploy nukes in a war without exhausting every other option, especially if the US is a potential enemy. It's the principal behind Mutually Assured Destruction.

Because the whole point of the Fellowship was a mission of secrecy. Eagles may be fast, but they're not exactly subtle; all it takes is one arrow to the one Frodo's riding and everything goes to shit. Variety is the spice of life, whilst repetition is the starch. If you want to stay in...

It's hard-coded.

To be fair, both Russia and the US would have vested interest in lying about how aggressive Russia is being. It's just about who you believe.

I find both the games to be extremely boring, but I tend to play Skyrim more simply because it is an updated version. I've never really understood why Bethesda games are so popular; I personally find them to be a waste of time I could be using on something less tedious. Still, that doesn't mean...

Ah, damnit, they did the mutated alligators. I was hoping to keep them for myself and my various Tactics 2 based campaigns. Anyway, this looks mildly more varied than I thought it would be, but still not worth my money. A lot of reskinned enemies so far and maybe a couple of new ones, though I...

Obviously prefacing each of these statements with 'in my opinion'. -None of the Bioshock games were particularly good. The first five minutes were interesting, but once you realise that death is meaningless it just becomes a chore. The powers are clunky, the enemies are either pathetic or...