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ArmorB I think your on the wrong argument. Its not about closeness or family. I'd venture to guess that most of these people hardly knew the people they met at Megaton before they found their way to Megaton. The only argument that makes any sense to me is they don't have any place else to go...

They'll probably use a timed essential tag like Oblivion. The only fun I had with Oblivion was using the console. Putting the essential tag on the Emperor at the beginning of the game caused the guards to run and proclaim the still standing very much alive emperor dead and then the game crashing.

While you have a right to your own opinion, you have to remember so do they. I personally believe a good villain has to have more of a reason than just "I want to rule" to be a good villain. The motivation of a villain is way more important than the evil acts they commit. A good example...

Well the main reason I dislike it so much is because of that game costing us van buren. They funneled money to that project and Fallout:POS instead of supporting van buren. Due to the not so stellar sales of both those games, van buren development was slowed and eventually canceled. Even...

If Immersion is important to Bethesda then why break it by not allowing you to kill children if your an evil jerk? Part of what made playing Fallout fun was the consequences of your actions. You could kill children if you really wanted to but if you did you were hunted down like a dog by...

I was using the honorable/respectable definition of reputable. Outright lying in prerelease hype to the public about TES:Oblivion in my opinion is less than honorable and definitely not respectable. Sorry, my intention was to say their graphical programming improved between each game, not...

First, I don't think its idiotic to not want a bad game attached to a beloved franchise. If a Reputable company had gotten the license for Fallout and was in the process of making a true sequel I'm sure NMA as a whole would rejoice. However Bethesda is known for its great leaps in the...