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Eh, I'm not so sure that's a fair comparison. It was a very different PC market back in the '90s, people were more willing to try weird and new stuff. Fallout 1 and 2 were also straight up PC games, they did not need to balance anything for a console. Once 3 blew up with people brought up on...

I've seen quite a bit of this tone around, and it infuriates me. A person taking issue with a product bought and paid for is not spoiled nor ungrateful. You have a right to state displeasure if goods and/or services are not rendered to one's liking. As if a company granting one the right to play...

And that's the crying shame about those note/terminal stories--they're pretty great. If they had taken the time and had the raiders themselves flesh it out in conversation and quests, it would have built up so much more emersion and made them so much more human. The Rust Devils, Forged, and...

The Fiends and Great Khans made sense, they had territories, not scattered all over the map like in 3 and 4. The Fiends were pretty much scum, but at least we could do some drug runs for their leader and chat with him. And the Great Khans came off as mostly sympathetic, mistreated people. I...

Do you like paywalls? Well boy oh boy, get ready to buy all of those in-game assets! Here's what we got: A revamped survival mode that's iffy at best, Mods of consoles, and a dozen or so settlement items that are only decoration. No quests, no new usable items, no new enemies, no new features...

I saw this when it was posted, and it's pretty damn funny, especially the bloopers like: ...and here's the breast of the company. Or the poorly done demos, complete with subpar frame rate being displayed.

I like what I'm hearing content-wise; you have a lovely accent, by the way. It's just the recording itself. You sound like you're inside a box. It was a bit hard to follow you at times.

Yes and no. Resident Evil also had a ton of atmosphere and creeping dread, things lost when it became an action adventure series. It was survival horror, a sense of being alone with your wits and sparse supplies, trapped within a building and looking for an escape. All things present if the...

Have any of you tried it out yet? What did you think? Personally, I like this PT-esque direction. I'm not a fan of the more action orientated REs, and really miss the days when it was a survival horror series. The writing and dialogue, though pulpy, sounds like it's in the right direction. I did...

But is it really ID Software anymore? None of the original founders remain. I still find how Bethesda lost John Carmack to be incredibly stupid and near sighted.

Not really. One of the last quests for the Castle, you use the workstation to clear some rubble in order to reach a door. It's just kinda dumb.

Not to mention settlers spawning outside the vault, or clipping right through the walls.

That's the heart of the matter: A lack of maturity. Many of these fans will take criticism as an attack on them.

It's not like I'm ranting, or even obsessing over it. I'm just appalled by the whole thing.

It's more about how brazen it's been.

1. The Season Pass will cost only 30 dollars; worth over forty dollars in value; and will remain this price. 2. The DLC will come out in three waves, with a large, medium and small DLC in each wave. 3. The full price of the Season Pass is now 50 dollars, a 60 dollar value. As a thank you to all...

So, has anyone perused his videos comment section concerning the last batch of DLC? More and more fans are not liking it, even going so far as saying this is the last Bethesada game they buy, and that they'd wished Obsidian had the rights to Fallout instead. The new claim that the season pass...

You get no arguments out of me. Hell, I'm listening to Dam Nation as I type. I've been itching to head back to NV and revisit the DLCs. The dumb reason I grabbed Fallout 4 and the season pass was this deluded idea that Fallout 4 would be more of NV. Boy, was I ever wrong. They really need...

Wait, is that Chris Avellone in the picture? Why's he a part of the problem?

Kind of my feeling on this DLC. If it's goofy yet fun, I'll be happy. Granted, this stems from a place of low expectations. I get the feeling this'll be a rehash of The Pitt, considering how Far Harbor's a rehash of Point Lookout, and how with Nuka World they keep hammering away about the place...