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Fallout 4 itself seems to be confused on the matter. In one of the loading screens it says that T-51 is the pinnacle of Power Armor technology, but then in another one it says that T-60 was developed after T-51 and used after liberation of Anchorage. So they are extremely inconsistent there...

Well, not radiation, but genetic mutation caused by it, I guess.

That's because they're appeasing the instant gratification crowd. As sung by Queen, "I want it all! I want it all! I want it all! And I want it NOW!"

First, it should've been much rarer. Not getting it for free together with a core at the very beginning of the game, that's beyond stupid. It should be a reward you're looking forward to receiving at the end of a long and difficult series of quests. They could've made a series of trials before...

Thematically, FoT does fit with F3 and FoBoS, but quality wise, not so much. FoT is so much better than either of those two. I remember all those years ago, when I first played FoT on my own PC and read on the internet that it's such a terrible game, so much worse than the originals and the...

Yea, you sure can, but it was made in a way that would be tedious and rather boring, don't you think? The emphasis is clearly on doing quests. It's the same with potions that raise your stats, you can use them when you get them, or you can save them for later so that you get more bang for your...

I don't think you get the point. Using skeletons for "environmental storytelling" is not a bad thing as a concept, but as with everything, you have to use it right. A single skeleton is fine, but if you get a bunch of them in every single damn building you explore, that's where it is too much...

I liked it the way it was in Gothic 1 and 2, killing monsters gave you very little exp, but quests more than made it up for you. I think it's supposed to discourage grinding exp on monsters and encourage questing. But I agree, that there being little difference in exp between killing a bloatfly...

I liked Skyrim until I didn't. I stopped liking it after I started thinking about whether or not it all makes sense. As long as I played it "just for fun" without thinking much, it was rather fun. Though combat mechanics are weeeaaaak, but it was good enough at the time. When I started...

I think you're forgetting about the 1970's and 80's vibes of fallout 1 and 2. It really is just Fallout 3 and 4 that make people think that culture didn't progress past 1950's. There are people who at first though that Fallout 3 was set in alternative 1950's instead of future inspired by what...

Doubt it. How do you imagine music will be like in 50 years? I doubt you would expect it to be the same as it is today, right? You might not know what it will sound like, but I suspect you would think of it as something that's definitely going to be different to what we listen to today. So the...

I would add actual hip fire and aiming down ironsights in 3rd person. There is no animation for actually aiming your weapon...

Alternate between Fallout 3, Fallout 4 and F: POS. But this might not be a very long torture, since not many people are likely to withstand it. Harden your mind, temper your resolve and you shall prevail in your trial.

Maybe because it's called The Boneyard for a reason. :D

Lets look at the poorest town in Fo2, The Den I'll be damned, look at all those numerous gaping holes in the roofs! And the only building that is truly in disrepair is actually haunted in said ruined room!

The people of the Commonwealth just don't understand their own needs, so they don't clean up the spaces they live in.

Both moddable clothes and removed player voice acting are already done AFAIK.

Basically the coconut effect, huh?

But it has armor piercing... receivers... It has receivers that pierce armor... So... you don't shoot ammo but receivers out of your guns... :confused:

And the West Coast super mutants somehow didn't go through the same process and so they aren't quite as aggressive? Also, you have peaceful SMs in F4 too, so that argument is simply flawed. Super Mutants are always hostile because in Bethesda's eyes they are the orcs of Fallout. Another target...