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Of course you can make art that makes loads of money. A new Hope wasn't that, it was happy coincidence.

And make fat loads of cash so that Lucas could do his own artistic projects.

Star wars were always mass-marketed cash grabs. The sin of the prequel trilogy was that they were badly-done mass-marketed cash grabs. TFA is not poorly done, so there.

The minigun is fucking useless because the recoil in it incredibly high and each individual bullet only does scratch damage. I had a special minigun that fire enchatment, at least one rank in the heavy guns perk and a mod that increased the damage of miniguns by 50% and they still did jack...

On the topic of VA's, Courtnay Taylor is overall better than her counter part, but even she could not make the ending narration work. Strangely enough, she is even allowed to make small liberties to her script, which most of the time results in a better delivery, but in the ending, it sounded...

DA:I only had 2 voices per gender, with some of them only have one choice.

So does Todd.

I didn't say that. Let me put it in another way. Warren Spector was the director of Deus Ex, yes, but he was also the director of Invisible War, basically the Oblivion to the original's Morrowind. And he then made Epic Mickey, which was full of faults that he saw as selling points and so...

He talked about Warren Spector Warren Spector was the director of Epic Mickey. I'm not seeing how this is deflecting criticism of fo4

Maybe, but that's not the assertion I was rebutting.

Atlus used Gamebryo to make a pretty interesting and unique game in the form of Catherine.

And how does this apply with Epic Mickey, which was subpar in every aspect.

Errrrrrrrr, Todd Howard might have all the inteligence of toad, but he still didn't design a subpar game on the level of Epic Mickey.

What do you mean "now"? It's always been a bad word

Almost, it has to be soil, can't be over asphalt or solid rock. Why you can't break the rock? Bethesda.

The flag makes it's first appearance in the FO1 intro.

It's in the terminals you found during the Hole in the Wall, quest. You know, the one with infectious mole rats.

Vault 81 was an experiment, tho. It was made to be always breaking just enough that the population would always be understaffed to solve it and also try to make the population inside immune to any and all diseases. The fact that it's breaking is not so much "shit breaks down after 210 years"...

I'm sorry, but 6 million dollars of profit is pocket change for anyone corporate business. Why make that when you can make 60 millions?

Considering the Success of Divinity:OS, the new x-com and the civ games, I would say that it mostly has to do with UI.