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It's not about that; we're fucked either way. At this stage, it's just picking the lesser evil and biding our time.

He may be the shiniest turd, but I'd rather not be lead by excrement in general.

This is the first time I've seen him and I already want him to never speak again. Either way, I think it's best to stay in the EU for now; economy aside, like fuck I'm going to vote to remove the only authority above David Cameron keeping the bastard in check.

Typing must be hard if they're trying to do it with ass-garbage.

My favourite Todd Howard quote is "Fallout 3 has 200 endings". Nobody ever talks about that.

Did I understand this correctly? Are they stating that Fallout 4 not only doesn't force you to play a pre-made character but that New Vegas' major flaw is that the creators (or the owners) are going to... choose a canon ending for it...? Is the implication that Bethesda hasn't done that? That...

It's a dark day for you when Family Guy of all things can successfully parody your line of reasoning. I-- What? I don't think I even understood what they said.

I was wondering if Bethesda had actually figured out armour racks before that one modder. The answer seems to be "no".

While I'd generally agree with you, both those games have only been released recently and many feel that Stellaris in particular's updates are simply adding things that should've been included at launch (me being one of them). As I said, I don't have anything against Paradox; their DLC policy...

I think criticizing lore-breaking is fair enough even if you haven't played it; criticizing gameplay just rings of hypocrisy if you haven't experienced it, though. If you haven't played the game and you have qualms about its gameplay, it's probably best to preface your statement with it.

I love Paradox but fuck if they don't overdo it with the DLCs. They don't engage in underhanded strategies like EA, but they oversaturate the market like all hell. Then again, it might be for the best. The only game of theirs I can think of that didn't do that was Skylines, and both of its...

I'm just going to comment on the thumbnail. What's the point of even having a pillory when crime isn't a mechanic? Of course, I know the answer; settlers aren't characters or even proper NPCs; they're as much of a decoration as everything else in the settlement system. It really is minecraft.

It is entirely possible they didn't even realize it was meant to be permanently attached; after all, you only find out through the one dialogue option when the Overseer gives you it in Vault 101. I don't blame anyone for this one; Bethesda didn't really need to drive the point home since it...

I can't believe Fallout Shelter is even an option, but I suppose it's good to have it for the sake of comprehensiveness. Either way, I consider: -Fallout to be 100% canon -Fallout 2 to be mostly canon with some semi-canon aspects (the ghosts could've been a hallucination, for example)...

Honest Hearts felt disconnected from the rest of the story the other DLCs were building; if I recall correctly, it was the only one with a different writer. I think if an effort was made to integrate it, it could've been better, though I don't personally dislike it. I rather like how calm it is...

And RPGs/video games in general. Brace yourselves, this is going to be a long one. Also, as a side note, When I refer to "the modern games" I mostly refer to Fallout 3 (despite it being plural, I know) and any obvious points you see me make are purely for the sake of rhetoric and are likely...

Justifying a correction by pointing at the lore from the very same game makes for a poor argument. Either way, my issue isn't with the VR, it's the test tube goons. Because there's no way of telling the two apart, neither in appearance nor behaviour. Synths were clearly sentient and it made...

That was such a weird location. The implication that Bethesda could implement such a reference to the Batman comics and feel no self-awareness whatsoever kind of freaks me out a little.

Someone else and I discussed this on another thread; they'd suggested that cyborgs would have been a better addition to the game than Synths and I offered some ideas on how they could have been implemented. I think "grown" humans are still too futuristic and out-of-setting for Fallout, which...

The good man hasn't played Fallout 3 by the looks of it.