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It's delicious seeing the majority of Bethesda fanboys and gals wake up to the mediocrity. They are none too pleased, pissed even. Bethesda just gave a whole lot of people an urge to support Obsidian and I've even seen some love for Wasteland 3, which is pretty nice. I think a lot of the...

I disagree with you on this. It's about finding that medium point between realism and tedium. Having to dig through multiple inventories is tedious as fuck. I hated having to check through each of my companions in NV, having forgotten which one I'd given a unique weapon to. Losing the realism of...

Games that empower players are ultimately boring, a god mode of sorts, which takes away much of the challenge in a game. Me personally, I hate games that lead to total empowerment. The Outer Worlds Flaws system is very reminiscent to traits from NV and Wasteland 2, in that the player gets a...

The PC Gamer stuff's pretty revealing as of what kind of aa game to expect. It sounds like a pulpy science fiction game.

Same here, if they go in the direction of NV and give us three to four solid story-driven DLC, I'll be ecstatic. They tend to make DLC in the form of old school add-ons--nice and meaty. As for the game not being everything I'd hope for, oh well. I just want something fun and solid. If the...

If you look, you can see NV in what little they've shown. The mantis-like enemy's attack is very reminiscent to the mantis enemy in NV, along with skill checks, dialogue choices, alluding to major choices, a retro aesthetic, and possibly different factions or groups to work for. The humor, retro...

I'm really hoping for a spiritual successor to NV, though this time with a proper dev time and decent funding.

Fun, I don't know. Cringey, sure. I cannot stand his poor man's Bill Burr.

Oh, I know. There's a real disconnect going on with their customer base. Very much seeing what they wish rather than beholding reality. Though I cannot help but think we'll see a real breaking point. They may not go full revolt, and instead simply lose interest and move on. I've seen it happen...

This youtuber has an interesting catch at 4:33: Yup, a Bethesda employee planted in the audience aaaaannnd used in one of the promo video. Real clever, numbnuts.

What's truly annoying about the stripping of content is that the reasons for it no longer exist. There's no reason to remove conversations, choices, and quest branches from a game due to disk space limitations. New Vegas is proof of that. At this point I get the feeling Bethesda's more factory...

I hate the direction Atlus has gone in. The older devs, writers, and artists have been relegated to handheld games, meanwhile the newer devs get the spotlight with the latest teeny bopper Persona game and those bullshit dancing games. The older devs made and still want to make harder, darker...

One of the big things that makes me very, very excited about this game: Replay. Content gets either locked or opened depending on what you choose and do. Multiple methods to accomplish things. Choices matter. Many options for how to play. This game's going to slaughter Bethesda.

Waad wasp qween. Very informative.

And what we've seen happen with Fallout 4 to Fallout 76 is a series that's had so much of its structure removed, that we're now left with a husk of its former self. RPGs, may they be table top, crpgs, or jrpgs, contain heavy story elements. It's role-playing, as in playing a part in a story...

Eh, the mothman looks neat, but its what would've been a one-off joke encounter from an earlier Fallout game. That's where we're at: A joke encounter merits attention. The monster designs look fun, but it's gonna be a damage sponge fest. That's going to get tedious fast.

Ok, this cracked me up. https://www.reddit.com/r/Fallout/comments/8qdqcu/you_guys_are_complaining_but_bethesda_is_finally/

I honestly don't wish anyone to die. I tend to have a very dry sense of humor, and like to turn people's hypocrisies back on them.

I'd like to see gun rights supporters volunteer at schools and act as human shields. I mean, they're always going on about how they'd die for their rights, so now they have a chance to prove it.

They're a really talented bunch of modders, so I give them some slack on story and lore. It's a free game-sized mod that's at least more spiritually connected to Fallout than anything Bethesda queefs out these days. The fact they've managed to add things that Bethesda fanboys have been clamoring...