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First of all, you can see in the clip the built example's in the Mechanist's Lair. We can't build these things underground, only on the surface. Secondly, doesn't the Vault tile set already exist in the form of a mod? And lastly, the idea of being a dick by means of sadistic Vault experiments...

Eh, I'm a cheap bastard that'll squeeze as much replay value as I can out of a game, to the point of complete exhaustion. Whenever I try to imagine replaying Fallout 4 from the beginning or from an earlier save, I cringe. Hard. I got the season pass, so I'll toy around with this stuff for a...

Maybe the Gunner-style lifts we find on broken bridge-forts? And isn't this one a bit larger file-size compared to the first settlement DLC? I think I saw something like 250MB. Nothing gigantic at all. The funny thing is, this stuff would have made sense to release early on, like right around...

An interesting motivation to speed things up and clear out fast. Is it even possible to kill the SOB? If so, that'd make for a fun challenge depending on the loot.

Couldn't be bothered to watch the second one, because I hated the first one so much. It had maybe one and a half good shorts, and the rest were pretty shoddy to terrible. It didn't help that most of the characters were pretty unlikable.

Sure things are more frightening to us when we are children, when we know we shouldn't be watching an "adult" movie, yet I think a lot of why newer horror movies don't work all that well is due to an over-reliance of CGI [Stuff looks like cartoon characters] and a lack of craft. Too many...

Vault 34's it. The first time I played NV [Hadn't bothered with 3 yet] I did not know that the Pip-Boy had a light on it, and did the whole thing in the dark. That was frightening to say the least. Edit: Fixed a goofed spelling.

I do think he's earnest, though immature. Take his temper tantrum over getting hit for stealing gameplay footage from another source. Or his review of Far Harbor, in which many of the things he enjoyed in it that were missing in the main game, are found in the much better NV [Skill checks, more...

No, seriously. Seeing how many of his viewers have turned on him for his glowing review of Fallout 4 is interesting, along with fanboys gradually wising up to things.

Yeah, make it as convenient as possible for him.

Whenever I unwittingly stumbled into a pack of feral ghouls, heard that horrible death growl, and realized I had a scant amount of hollow points usually ended with me running away to the tune of Yakety Sax. Yeah, a lot of the enemies in Fallout 4 are too polished looking; granted the mirelurks...

At least it's a start. Whenever you have something new, where everything's not completely ironed out, there's a bit of a wild west phase. Though they should have foreseen much of this. Come on Bethe, use some common sense and foresight.

The more I think about it, the more I would not be surprised that Nuka World's either more workstation or a quest/crafting DLC. Too many people are over-speculating, shooting for the moon, just like they did with Fallout 4 and the DLC they've released so far. I'm still peeved that they had the...

Well, I did say I took his side on the matter, save for his use of homophobic remarks and other childish name calling. I'm sorry, that stuff is high school level garbage, and nothing justifies that. If he wants to call out bad behavior, even shame the person for it, I'm fine with that.

Well, learning about mod theft, and screwing them up for consoles, sure makes me leery of ever touching any mods when they arrive for the PS4. As for that rant video, meh. I get why he's upset, in fact I support his side in this, yet it's his low-grade name calling I could do without. Calling...

Crab people, why did it have to be crab people? Joking aside, the monster art looks interesting, what with the things growing around weapons. They kind of remind me of the creature shop from something like The Thing.

Think of cyberpunk stories, how most of them were written during the '70s through '80s. They are often heavily analog based as far as music's concerned. Everything shouldn't be super duper science. That's where the punk comes in, the idea of street people and street fashion. Look at Blade...

The godawful music, I half-kid. But seriously, it makes my skin crawl. The only thing I do not like, and I'm hoping isn't a taste of what's to come for the OST. It's the least cyberpunk thing I've ever heard. It sounds more like the background for some car commercial: Drive in style, in the new...

As for the topic, I think it's going to go off with quite a few hitches. The search feature leaves much to be desired, they need to have a faq for consoles users so they know the do's and don'ts of mods. I can see a possible virus sneaking through, or some kind of malware. I can see something...

I'm sure you're not trolling, but I disagree with you greatly. Here's the thing about NV, it's not a flashy world, it is however a logical one, a place that feels real and lived in. I loved just traveling along roads, stumbling onto a little watering hole, helping the locals, and then moving...