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I find it surprising that you would actually say that Inquisition broke the mold, especially when the main villain was that horrible in my opinion, which I share with the following blog post: http://johnswritersblock.com/2014/12/13/dragon-age-inquisition-ending1/ Actually, that quest is...

I have been watching this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WqkZXNZwZq4&list=WL&index=256 And thinking about how the core of the story can remain the same, while still giving the player the freedom to craft their own player. Here is what I came up with, which admittedly is a bit cliché...

Admittedly I have never played Gothic. I should check it out.

Are you dumb and stupid? Do you not understand the genius of it being inverted Fallout 3, not you are the dad looking for your son etc etc. Emil is just such a good writer you do not understand... In all seriousness, perhaps the problem is that the two people doing all the writing are Todd and...

To be fair I always thought it was just Bethesda laziness.

Here is a question to everyone: Would you prefer a witcher style open world, where you can have hundreds of NPCs but them all lack character and have little to now interactivity. Meanwhile having very well written few characters who are quest givers and have names(duh!) Or a Fallout 3 style...

Well in that case even on Gamebryo its a peace of cake. Search for all the different Machinimas on Fallout and Elder Scrolls, some things are breathtaking. The problem with Bethesda is that they want the player to take action in everything. If they were willing to do cutscenes, that shouldn't be...

They probably can do it, if they script every single NPC to do a particular task, thus turning the battle into one huge set piece. But that's more railroading.

Out of interest, can I ask which quests are those? I don't believe I have encountered them yet, although I believe you prediction is right.

Well, as much as I liked Fallout 4 so far, I think story wise almost anything would be great if it wasn't made by Bethesda( and EA).

Well you screwed up the quoting thing...

I think one DLC for sure is the Memory Den, too much possibilities not to do. May also allow us to spend more time in the "peaceful" pre war setting. Don't want anymore aliens. While Sea of Tranquility seems like a possibility, it would be just too much alien stuff. Speaking about...

There are different types of educations and degrees, if you have an English major you are no authority to talk about biology. Yes, as I have argued with him about it in the start(perhaps not about the water, but rather the quest). Now I decided to try be Devil's Advocate. Now, while its true...

Okay, dying of dehydration but not requiring water statement makes no sense. Admittedly its pretty old thing which came up with Kid in the fridge quest and I didn't care about it that much. But let spare some benefit of the doubt here. Is it possible? My 10 second google search has shown that...

Bad design philosophy... bad

I want to preface my response saying that I haven't finished the game, I might very well change my opinion, however as of now, this is what I think. 1. Mass Effect 3 doesn't work from a get go from the very first scene actually, and this is a topic for another forum. My opinion, and of a vocal...

Not necessarily. If we go by survival of the fittest, Fallout "evolved" to suit the market. We shouldn't fool ourselves, Fallout is what it is because it is the product of its time. Very few large AAA RPGs are that much different; as for the dialogue system it was Mass Effect, Star Wars, Dragon...

And what have I said in the first place? Ultimately, Fallout has evolved, whether you, I or we like it. There is still enjoyment to be had, is it Fallout of Old? Not so much. But as I said, unlike here(something I partially participated in) there is no vitriol towards the game, rather a certain...

Quote: "Whenever I visit Memory Den, I don’t like lingering for too long. It’s not real, I know, but I don’t like the thought of getting trapped there, of never going out and having cool new adventures. Even as I may not linger, however, I do understand why others may not want to leave." That's...