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27: You can turn a pistol into a rifle by putting a stock and a longer barrel on it

^ Fuck, you had to remind me about the Cabot House... 26: Jet was actually made BEFORE the war, so I guess Myron is retconed! Which leads us to... 27: No one at Bethesda has ever played Fallout 2 (or probably any of the classics)

23: Any random stranger can become a Paladin in the BOS by just doing like 3 missions for them

Yeah, I guess by expecting anything more from Bethesda I was setting myself up for disappointment.

This thread is based of a similar one for Fallout 3, which I enjoyed, so I figured I'd make a similar one for FO4. I'll start us off: 1: A Mister Handy robot can survive a nuclear explosion with nothing more than a few dings and scratches, then go on to function perfectly for 200+ years with NO...

Huh...never thought of it that way.

^ I just can't comprehend how any human being could be retarded enough to believe the Earth could be flat in this day of age. These "Flat Earth Theorists" must be joking...right...?

When you play FO4, you get to "roleplay" as: (A) A generic helpful good guy (B) A generic helpful good guy who's a little rude but still will do what people want (X) A generic helpful good guy who likes to make cringe worthy jokes (Y) A generic helpful good guy who has a quick question about...

Wait, you can roleplay in FO4? Huh. "The More You Know!"

Not sure why they call it the SPECIAL system anymore. If anything it should be called PERFECT.

Problem is, those aren't the kind of games that rake in millions of dollars. And that's what gaming is about to most large budget devs nowadays, making as much money as you can. Quality doesn't matter. Listening to your community doesn't matter. Bethesda wasn't trying to make an RPG. They were...

Yeah, there was actually a COD with more choices and endings than Fallout 4. That's right, a COD with more different endings than a Fallout game. I...I just don't know any more... :cry:

Also Fallout 3 actually had skills instead of just perks that are ALL combat related. Also, while both backstories are incredibly rigid for roleplaying, Fallout 3's was slightly less rigid.

Hello everyone! I've been lurking here for a few months and today finally broke down and chose to join!

So I was looking through the internet today and I found this PC Gamer article: http://www.pcgamer.com/fallout-4-bethesda-will-dial-back-graphics-in-favour-of-complex-systems/ It's a little old, back in June before Fallout 4 was released, but I just had to share it. Everything Hines said in the...