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For real, reputation system of F:NV was great even though it lacked in consequences departmant.

Don't forget Fallout sex toys. No, i'm being serious right now.

About the dialogue To me it's a big step backwards. NPC's take a long time to start the conversation (when you get to a place and try to talk to an NPC they do it very calmly). The dialog options are dissapointing (X button is to advance the conversation, the O is either sarcastic or "No"...

Why dialog wheels are so popular? Only game i've saw that thing actualy add something was Deus Ex. I can understand binding 4 keys to the options making easy to adjust, but why in hell not allow the player see what his character is going to say and in what context?! Why, WHY!?

For anyone doesn't like reddit Question You mention that weapons don't get damaged, You mean you don't have to repair them constantly due to the condition like in Fallout 3? You can no longer repair weapons? It'd be a bummer, I loved repairing weapons that wore out Thanks again, really :)...

Thank you Walpknut, for the live leak:clap::clap: It's that laser musket which has a transparent part on it.

So dialogs are bad, there we have it. Why Bethesda couldn't copy Deus Ex with actual dialog option being shown too. That game had dialog wheel too but it was good.

Morrowind was pretty small, Oblivion and Skyrim probably twice in size of Morrowind. Thing is Morrowind had this fog and a very slow run speed so it felt much bigger than it actualy was. Oblivion had a random generated, generic as f**k world which wasn't good at all however Skyrim is the best...

Betheda never came up with something unique mind you. They always took inspiration from mods and other games; played safe. Map size and dialogs had me worried since while i never expected top of the line graphics but i do expect a bigger better game world. There are a lot of different...

Taken from Reddit. This is from /r/fo4 post made by /u/Tnovus: I've been reading a Spanish forum where an user claims to have play the game and reveals some info about it, I don't know if it's true but here it is. I'll try to translate it as best I can, don't be too hard please. SOURCE[1]...

Well, i didn't like this, random drops? Whaa:|

NMA at its best: suddenly caring about graphics, picking up only bad texture in 29 screenshots, complaining about clothes on a skeleton, demanding GTX Titan level graphics in PS4.

Considering they put that much effort into drawing whats inside, this probably means robots have layered armor system aswell.

However at it's worse Morrowind quests made the player look for a cave or a mudcrap for hours(which was the case most of the time) and at it's best reading a tabloid figuring it out it's meaning and solving a puzzle. Excessive use of quest marks is very bad desing. Showing the exact spot of the...

Quest desing of Oblivion was better than Skyrim too. Thief's Guild, Dark Brotherhood and few Daedric quests were much more different than usual "TES Dungeon Crawling 1.0". At least some random NPCs were acknowledging our deeds in Skyrim/Oblivion though that's about it...

You're Nerevarine in Morrowind, your heroic personality isn't defined by what you do in the present but who you were. You may need to earn that title but at the end you are Nerevarine most f***ing cool Mer ever lived. Also in Oblivion we're literary THE random dude. Why it's a problem that there...

Well Akulakhan was just a statue.

But this ripper is very rusty and post apocalyptic yo!

http://i.imgur.com/KWl6pqT.jpg

Well if you ask me only thing Morrowind did better was setting(that Dunmer culture) and the lore though i understand why people likes it better.