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I was around 13. I'm not saying the story was played out well, I'm just saying that it was at least a little more interesting that Fallout 4's story.

Oh yea, I forgot that you had to find your son in this. Still, like you said, it's essentially just a Shooting Gallery.

Seriously, I am utterly confused on this. What exactly was the point of Fallout 4's story, or at least, what did it accomplish? I've only played through the Brotherhood of Steel ending, and it seems like all you did was get rid of a few synths and kill a bunch scientists that could of helped...

Got bored in class one day and decided to try and draw some power armor. This is the result. I'm thinking of drawing The Master next.

:rofl: Sadly accurate but funny as hell.

That's a good point. And yea, I really enjoyed the green tint of Fallout 3. I think the ambience of the Glowing Sea was pretty well done in Fallout 4 and reminded me a lot of Fallout 3's atmosphere, so I at least have to give Bethesda some props for that.

It's like buying new pillow, but the pillow has only half the stuffing in it and you can't buy any stuffing from any other stores. Instead, you just start cramming soft stuff into the pillow case, until you have something that sort of represents a full pillow. When you finally try to sleep on...

Since someone brought up the Children of Atom, am I the only one who thought it would've been cool to stumble upon the Children of Atom camp in Fallout 4, and instead of healthy people, you find horribly mutated used-to-be-people? And as you talk to them, you find out that they think their...

How did I never think of this? It's so obvious!

Now, I don't necessarily mind Fallout 4 having a bit more color than previous titles, but I almost feel like there is just too much color. A lot of things in the world look like they were given a fresh coat of pain with just a little bit of rust on top. I mean, paint fades over time, there's...