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If that's the case, that applies a greater level of intelligence we don't see from Super Mutants on the East Coast, so I find that hard to believe. Also, they're in desperate need of FEV, yet they search in locations where they wouldn't find any of the "green stuff". I know, and I already have...

There's so many things wrong with just this first paragraph that it'd take even longer to get to the other two. Placing Super Mutants in the Capital Wasteland is, in itself, quite an issue that's been discussed at length. If you already know why that's often debated, there's no reason to further...

Been a loooonnnnng time since I played it, but I vaguely remember just how chaotic the chases were.

This is somewhat of a sequel to Jon's "Fallout 3 Is Better Than You Think". While the structure is similar, he outlines different aspects of Fallout 4. Surprised there hasn't been a thread on this yet, since this was uploaded on Sept, 27 — over a year ago. He also released a follow-up (Oct...

This was probably stated before, but Fallout 4 doesn't fell like "New Vegas" because it doesn't feel like Fallout, period.

Reddit does have some topics which are worth discussing, but the commentators that post there are just... ugh. It's something you wouldn't want to touch with a 10-inch pole.

Hostilities aside... That's very commendable. It's good to see the Fallout community still active after all these years. I hope it all works out for you.

From what I've gathered from Wikipedia, and some gameplay footage of it, Myst seemed to be a First-Person point-and-click adventure with fully-rendered 3-D graphics, with the gameplay consisting of solving puzzles to push the narrative forward. I believe the reason why the game was such a...

Myst is a game I never heard of. My point is that games don't just become "bad" as time moves on; it's relative to the contemporary standards of today's video game industry and how our opinions change over time.

The first Prime game is a visual masterpiece on the Nintendo Gamecube, and that goes double for Echoes. Those games are purely artistic, due to their beautiful worlds.

As someone who's been echoing this sentiment for a long time, it's honestly refreshing to see someone else point out how trivial the whole "age" argument is.

As late as I am to this, I have to somewhat disagree with this. Nintendo has its own problems but placing it in the same category as "bad" as Activision or EA is ludicrous.

It's really hard to describe the mental anguish I feel whenever my caravan has a Rebirth encounter. Resurrection is a tough nut to crack, but it's difficult for all the wrong reasons.

>Getting accused of the Straw-man fallacy when the accuser doesn't even know what it means. Pseudo-intellectuals dominate the Internet.

It used to be Skyrim, though seeing how I haven't even touched the game in well over a year after unlocking all 75 of its achievements, I gravitated towards Oblivion. 'Tis a shame I can't appreciate my first foray into the Elder Scrolls series because of how badly-designed it is. I still think...

Interesting. Where did you find this tidbit?

Did a little bit of dabbling, myself. Keep up the good work.