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OH GOD YOU FORGOT TO MAKE IT GREEN QUICK CORRECT IT CORRECT IT

I checked the description for all three of your linked videos and found nothing; I skimmed the Brexit movie (I ain't sitting through an hour of this to find specific moments for sources) and found nothing that wasn't an interview or opinion. I tried to sit through PJW for as long as I could and...

Whatever. I don't pretend to have the foresight to know what Britain will be like six months from now, but I'll say that the (very) short-term results of Brexit have been troubling at best, albeit predictable. Here's hoping at the very least that Boris Johnson doesn't become Prime Minister...

THE END TIMES HERE THEY COME

The Midwestern BoS would honestly make for a great villainous faction (as they were intended to be, after all). They're ruthless militant expansionists who, having learned from their predecessor's mistakes, now not only welcome others into the fold but depending on your ending they will force...

My main issue with Fallout 3's intro is how fucking long it is. Forcing you to be from a Vault isn't unprecedented nor is it particularly problematic; it's still vague enough to allow comfortable development of your own character. Abysmal writing aside, the prologue even has a few moments to...

Which is exactly why I'm afraid of leaving; without someone to keep them in check, they'd basically have free reign. I don't know; the Euro, a Scottish version of the Pound, whatever. The point is that, if independence really was that important, what currency we'd use shouldn't have been as...

No, it's a ridiculous thing to concern one's self with. You realize, of course, that your comparison is not only inaccurate and oversimplistic but also immensely patronizing, yes?

They went from a mildly interesting if predictable slice of post-apocalyptic society to a generic stock cult. While I thought that a bunch of people worshipping the bomb was possibly one of the worst examples of uncreativity Bethesda ever devised, it was a likely outcome and pretty much...

Oh, Illuminati. Never change. I'm probably leaning towards staying, though as I've said both options are pretty much terrible. You're getting straw all over the place. That argument is on par with "But what will we use for currency?" during the Scottish referendum. The argument is valid...

Caesar actually comments on it, saying that Brotherhood Scribes they captured in their Eastern territories didn't even know their own founder (hence the "they don't care about their own history" prejudice).

I was under the impression that was only for consoles and PC is just universal. Don't quote me on that, though.

To be honest, NV is only mildly better; the only real improvement is iron sights, and even then it's like aiming down a brick. The weapon variety is great, but I really cannot play NV combat unmodded anymore.

I don't see how. The only website that console users can download mods from is Bethesda.net, and you can't upload a mod there that's ONLY for consoles.

The combat in Fallout 3 was garbage, with NV only being mildly better. VATS really was vital in those games. Fallout 4's combat mechanics are fine, but the total lack of any solid variety in both weapons and enemies just turns it into a clickfest within the first few hours of gameplay.

I'm aware, but it's the historical setting itself that I dislike. It's just not my cup of tea, but I do play games like CK II from time to time. They're fun.

Last I checked, there weren't any mods exclusive to consoles to steal.

I just like to use it for roleplaying. I'm not really a big fan of Historically Accurate™ Grand Strategy, even though I enjoy the gameplay; Civ gives the freedom to do what I want, for the most part.

Fair point, but it still smacks me as needlessly pessimistic to criticize a game you haven't even played based on what you've heard or read, even if it is relevant to dialogue and writing. Let's meet halfway and say that writing and all mechanics based around it are free range to piss all over...