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Crazy, people having differing opinions. This is most likely my least favorite tendency of fans: Avoiding any and all criticisms. OK, so you like the game, hurray for you. Why do you care so much that others don't feel the same? What's next, we gotta all wear the same uniform and be carbon...

Thanks for the suggested mods, yet sadly I'm a lowly console user; I won't be able to use mods until June when they get released on the PS4. But I'm going to keep an eye out for those and others in the future. Thing is, I kind of like building settlements, but the half-assed nature of it is just...

Fallout 4's undercooked, a terrible RPG. I'm not debating that. I do however, try and find some fun and roleplaying where I can, and that's where my growing frustration with settlers comes in. They're pointless, other than using them for resource gathering and shop running. They're good for...

Who doesn't like a kiss that leads to dysentery? It's called wasteland looooooooooove.

Mine's more like a cemetery: Bullfrog Productions. Dead. Westwood Studios. Dead. Konami. Pretty much dead game-wise. Atlas. Who knows what Sega may end up doing with them.

Collecting and seeing the many magazine covers was a favorite of mine. Building differing kinds of settlements has it's challenges, even if they serve really no purpose other than building stuff. The terminal/note storytelling's pretty good, just a pity the main story and quests aren't up to...

It's ham-fisted the way BGS has gone about it. Imagine if they hired a real horror writer to do the dialogue, quest writing, and lore? It could actually be great, with some decent jump scares. Instead, they'll most likely just toss some ghouls into an area and call it a day.

This DLC went from mild interest for me, to disappointment, and finally to anger. I tried making an arena, only for it to not work at all. I then deicded to go nuts building concrete apartment buildings, which was fun, that is, until bugs started popping up, resources dwindled fast [so much for...

That Destuctoid review's pretty great, and funny to boot! I had much of the same issues the reviewer had. Had The Combat Zone been released as it should have, dialogue options would have allowed betting, contained fights, AI, and corpses being cleaned up for new fights. Instead we get a simple...

Ugh, in my defense I grabbed the Season pass when it was still 30 bucks and I thought they would do DLC as they had done before; 4-5 new maps filled with content and quests. So for me, paying 30 for 4 largish DLC seemed reasonable. So far it's been mostly filler stuff with a little good mixed in...

I just played around with it last night, for a long while, and I enjoyed the new stuff, but I have quite a few issues. For starters, if you do like the settlement building, there's quite a bit of stuff to play with, though most of it isn't essential to the game. Capturing enemies and forcing...

And yet the plot holes, clunky exposition, and fuzzy motives are signs of bad writing. There are crummy games that I have played, that were saved thanks to great writing. I could not wait to see what twist or turn would come next, how characters would react and grow, and see a story unfold. That...

I, not unlike many of you, have found Fallout 4 vastly underwhelming, if not downright mediocre. The game does get a few things right and there's certainly plenty of room for improvement via future Mods and DLC. I personally would be up for a second playthrough should these mods become...

I just had this happen to me last night. One split second the NPC's seated, easting noodles; and zip! off flying across the floor, flinging aside a bowl, and stopped near a wall to read a newspaper. I literally had to do a double take of what I just saw. It was comically funny, but also...

One thing that really bothers me about Fallout 4, is the lack of scripting. Too many areas feel like the work of some novice mod maker that just throws a bunch of enemies into an area. I can recall so many well scripted moments in NV and even Fallout 3. There are a few in Fallout 4, most notably...

The classic riding crop.

Eh, this dlc was far from the greatest, but I've had a lot of fun building new robots. I just hate my ceramics shortage. Like hell, all of those coffee mugs and plates that I kept skipping when in loot mode come back to haunt me. The cost and lack of a larger quest-line/choices is what I find...

I pretty much agree with many here, that the crafting portions fun, but the quest-line's too damn short and the writing mediocre. I didn't hate playing the quests so far, I enjoyed the weird robots and a raider group that's not called "Raiders". There's some novelty weapons and armor, nothing...

My expectations are pretty low for this one. I agree it comes off as shady to do a DLC that copies past mods, but then these contemporary Fallout games have always cherry picked from modders, including New Vegas. I'm going to hope for decent at best. Just a goofy short quest-line with some...

I could easily seeing the board members balking at the cost of a software upgrade. "But then I won't be able to afford my new winter house." [A single tear streaks down his cheek]