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I wonder who had the bright idea to fill a town full of rude children in a game where you can't hurt them. You couldn't even threaten them. It is like that they know that they can't be killed.

That says more about AAA gaming than it says about Bethesda. Also, what is AAA anyway? I don't think Nier: Automata or Persona 5 weren't cheap to make. Neither is something like Pokémon. What is exact range of the budget? Also, praising Bethesda for that is like praising an actor for not...

@CT Phipps Bethesda Game Studios - the guys that make ES and post-apocalyptic ES. Severely nepotistic. Bethesda Softworks - the guys that bled out development teams using moving milestones to buy them out. They publish the games. ZeniMax Media - the parent company. Yeah, I hate the company...

It is like saying that Sony saved console gaming by letting you play used physical copies of games. Oh wait! People are that retarded. Also, what do you mean by "save"? We, the consumers, decide whether a certain type of game is viable. These people aren't making food or water. If they all...

The game ends with the Sole Survivor basically saying that humanity will fuck up again until its extinction while uplifting music plays in the background. I really doubt the writers know how to tell a decent story. They even pointlessly added a thing where ghouls are inevitably going to turn...

Fallout is also GURPS inspired. I'm just saying that its stat system reminds me of Fallout's S.P.E.C.I.A.L. but with more conventional names for stats replaced with less conventional names. It makes me think of how far copyright laws and patents can hinder a game development process.

I guess that hexagonal grids aren't so popular. Then again, it makes walking in a straight line look super awkward. This game seems to be using S.P.E.C.I.A.L. except renaming agility to dexterity, perception to attention, and charisma to personality. I mean the only real problem is it spelling...

The original version that I made of this had a typo in near the end. I still have no idea what the hell they are trying to achieve. @CT Phipps I get the whole "they have all that useful tech so killing them off is pretty bad" but that isn't a good case for the organization itself when you can...

Why I take so much issue with the Legion being considered not evil is issue of moral relativism. I called it cancer because it advocates holding people on different moral standards. Of course situation is important issue on morality but it seems to devolve into who you can call a hypocrite...

@Risewild I hear a lot of excuses for Caesar's Legion (not from you but edgelords mostly); while I don't think that NCR is good, I do think that it is definitely the lesser evil. I do recognize the flaws of Mr. House (He really didn't have to do that to the Kings; and despite him being...

@Risewild Going by your logic, the Legion is still way worse but I guess the whole "It is a post-apocalyptic wasteland." excuse only works when the Legion does it.

Unsurprisingly, you didn't get the point. There is only one way finish the main quest or are you going to contest that? Urgency doesn't mean a time limit. There are other ways to do it. Also, don't be like that guy. It is also thematic that the Lone Wanderer kills himself to shut off the...

First, I haven't played Dragon Age Inquisition, I already made my point before on how I value playing games throughly over playing a lot of the recent releases. Second, give me one good reason to care about the main quest in Skyrim: There is no urgency but it is not like game made the people in...

I dislike it for its inexcusablely lacking main quest. I really have no reason to be invested in the story. No reason at all. And the game doesn't even have the decency to end. I really dislike calling it a mediocre game because I don't think of it as a mediocre game. I think of it as a bad...

Then, there is really not much to disagree on. When I said Legion territory, I didn't meant something like the camp but somewhere far from the conflict to illustrate the "safe community." I probably should have worded it better.

The stalemate is necessary for the story and the Legion isn't going to have any of that with Mr. House. I wouldn't mind the camp itself being bigger because it really needs a lot more things to do there. It just harder to justify adding a large stretch of land just to demonstrate the Legion's...