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Yeah, I don't get why is it so hard to accept that the older Fallouts are better Fallouts. I even made the following distinction: - Better Fallout games: FO1, FO2, or FNV - Better game: [Insert the one you enjoy the most out of 5 (or 7, if you dare)]

Hey, I commented on your post in Reddit (Sigourn here), and as it was to be expected, people reacted like they always do: "nostalgia", "people can't accept change", and so on...

Exactly. Another thing I use to do is to compare games based on the context they are released. For example, had Fallout 4 been released at exactly the same time as Fallout 1, there's no doubt that it would have been far more remembered than Fallout 1. The problem, however, is that Fallout was...

I remembered this thread just now. I played Fallout today, cleared the Glow, and while taking a shower I remembered which game would make A PERFECT modernized classic Fallout experience. And this is it: - Isometric camera: the good thing abou Vagrant Story is that you could switch from...

"Nostalgia glasses"... I always take them to be as "I praise the older games because I haven't played them in a while". It's not nostalgia if I played them today and I enjoyed them. I don't think there's such thing as "nostalgia" in the sense of "you play a bad game only because you liked it as...

This. Bethesda royally fucked everyone with that dialogue system and character customization. It removed any depth the game could have had without them. Here's my opinion on the Reddit post, as I' wrote there: "I understand what you mean, and hey, I admit that was my case as well. Skyrim ->...

Guys, why not recreate the classic equipment into NV? "Nah man, we need more skimpy outfits and weeaboo weapons."

FO4 is so bad people are actually excited about features already present in NV+Mods (and much better executed).

TL;DR: Most people on Reddit are retarded, this is not news. I lurk only the Morrowind subreddit and ocasionally go to Fallout just to see what stupid crap people post there. Try saying anything remotely logic in the Fallout subreddit, which means "say anything negative about Fallout" (because...

Thing is, it's just about how much you love the Fallout franchise. People who only played FO3 think it is fantastic. At the time, I was one of them. Then I played New Vegas, loved it even more. And then I tried my hand at the originals, and you can't help but think "wow, FO3 is shit", because...

That is one way of saying "we ask stuff to be in the main game and they sell it to us, we ask for good content in the game and they sell it to us and we don't know if it will be good until we try it, and we still fucking bitch. The Fallout community and fans are so ungrateful, I swear..." brb...

Caesar, by far. One could only wish the Legion had gotten more content to appreciate it better. But talking to Caesar is very enlightening.

Unrelated to the topic, but: I downloaded Mojave Music Radio Expanded, and that song was surprisingly fitting.

This is my definition of an RPG: - A game where you can make meaningful choices and aren't railroaded through a single path. - A game where your character progresses and the world doesn't scale with you, ruining believability and progresion. - A game where you have some sort of ability to...

Laughable DLC. Maybe I'm alone here, but DLC should be about new storylines and not new gameplay features. Because I'm having a really, really hard time to understand how two out of those three DLCs didn't make it into the original game, especially when one of them has been a FO3 and FNV mod...

I always thought as F&F movies as unofficial Need for Speed movies. You've got the cars, the chicks, it's basically all there. One could have slapped the title on the film, add a small reference like Toretto saying "I'm fast... AND FURIOUS" (lel) and no one would have thought any different. I...

A Fallout trilogy centered on the first game would be nice... First movie: - Life inside the Vault - Vault Dweller gets selected and released - Shady Sands - Ends with the discovery of Vault 15 and the lack of chip Second movie: - Junktown, The Hub - Recovers chip - Goes back to Vault 13 -...

I picked the title if only as a big "fuck you" to Bethesda. They destroyed the franchise in more than one way, the first being the obvious one, the second by making Fallout being about a constant state of "everything is still shit despite 200 years", so the game's setting shifted focus from...