I bet my company wouldn't give the leave to play video games.![]()
why?
If you've worked your X amount of months to earn your vacation time and just say "i want these days off" they can say no? That seems fucked up and against policy. Only argument is if you're at call or client needs you almost all of the time and nobody can cover for you at that time.
It's not like they will say no, but they'll say I'm too childish and stuff. It's the culture here in Asian countries (or at least mine). It won't be a problem if I lie though.
ah ok, I was thinking with western mindset asian might be a whole different world. Yeah just lie about it. I mean in Japan it probably isn't unheard of that people ask for vacation for 'not professionally acceptable' hobbies.
Same over here. Amazon says I get my Pip-boy edition between the 16th and the 20th.
I ordered off amazon france ( being in the uk it made sense price wise and having been sold out here since announcement day :/ )
My amazon says delivery between 13th - 14th, i only ordered it last week.
Well fuck me, thanks for posting this - I just managed to snag the Pip-Boy from Amazon France at standard retail price. They have it in stock, guys. A few quid delivery to UK.
Well fuck me, thanks for posting this - I just managed to snag the Pip-Boy from Amazon France at standard retail price. They have it in stock, guys. A few quid delivery to UK.
No problem, i managed to get the xbox one edition but im staying up for midnight to grab my standard ps4 copy![]()
Nah it's not syndicate. The game has some bugs but nothing broken.I'm agreeing with all of the people snickering at the idea of Bethesda Gold. I'm looking forward to that day one patch & week two patch, does Bethesda do that on purpose to deter Pirates?Seriously though, I'm hoping Fallout 4 is not that "broken" game that people are hinting at releasing soon. I've been a little out of the loop, did that one actually turn out to be Assass:Syndicate? Reviews I saw didn't seem like it :S
I'm agreeing with all of the people snickering at the idea of Bethesda Gold. I'm looking forward to that day one patch & week two patch, does Bethesda do that on purpose to deter Pirates?Seriously though, I'm hoping Fallout 4 is not that "broken" game that people are hinting at releasing soon. I've been a little out of the loop, did that one actually turn out to be Assass:Syndicate? Reviews I saw didn't seem like it :S
No one has even played Fallout 4 outside of Bethesda. I would guess this mythical broken game everyone keeps bringing up was THPS 5. That was the only recent AAA I can think of that was broken beyond the point of repair via a day 1 patch.
They had a shitshow on PS3 with Skyrim and all of a sudden they make unplayable games. It's nonsense. Anyone who waits is definitely going to miss out on some good shit. . .
Has Bethesda said anything about having High Resolution textures for this like they did Skyrim?
I think a big split in opinion will be between people who like being provided with a story and those who like creating their own
I think Bethesda's RPGs strike a good balance here. My first playthroughs of Fallout 3 and Skyrim I started out on the main quest line for a few quests but as soon as that big wide world pended up, I got distracted and strode off to seek my destiny and didn't rejoin the main quest until a long time later. And it's easy to forget you're the lone wanderer looking for dad or the dragonborn.
Compare this to Witcher 3, which was utterly absorbing and fantastic, and it's much harder to forge your own story because the story is you're a witcher and witching, killing bandits and playing gwent is what you do.
Bethesda RPGs give you a background and point you in a direction (the main quest line) and that's all. RPGs like The Witcher give you a background and expect you to follow the story; you can't become an assassin, a thief or a complete murdering arsehole.
There is room for both approaches in the world but I personally prefer the freeform nature of Bethesda's RPGs. Plus first person for total emersion.
Excellent...
I do find it a bit weird that we haven't had any gameplay since E3 though.
Now the Persona delay does not seem as bad. Gonna be busy on this anyway.
While there will still likely be patches to fix some bugs (all massive open world games have them) I do think this will likely be one of Bethesda's less buggy / most complete games at launch.
I mean they didn't announce the game 2 or 3 years before release and then try to hit the release date, like a lot of devs do. They waited until only 5 months before release to even announce it, so most of the game would have been complete and these last few months should have been spent doing the finishing touches and polishing.
For my part I have a concern that will this game offer anything for those that played Fallout 3 all the way. That experience was amazing, but looking at the 4 trailer it seems this is similar if higer res.. so bit worried it may feel like a repeat
They did the same with Skyrim (and prior). A big dump of initial footage and then nothing. It worked very well for them, they shipped 30m units of Skyrim which was absolutely bonkers numbers.
It also worked as great viral marketing at launch, because LOTS of things were discovered and shared by players. Imagine how much stuff remains to be discovered in Fallout 4. There will be entire areas of map and features we won't know about until we find and share them.
Wut? that's really surprising do you have a source?
Never really played a fallout game. I started 3 but failed to get engaged after I left the vault.
Have 60 in steam credit. Should I take a chance on this?
Started playing New Vegas for the first time on PC. Liking it so far but god damn the visuals and animations are bad even for PS2 standards. Bring on Fallout 4!
They did the same with Skyrim (and prior). A big dump of initial footage and then nothing. It worked very well for them, they shipped 30m units of Skyrim which was absolutely bonkers numbers.
It also worked as great viral marketing at launch, because LOTS of things were discovered and shared by players. Imagine how much stuff remains to be discovered in Fallout 4. There will be entire areas of map and features we won't know about until we find and share them.
You should try modding and maybe even dare to edit the ini-files
I cant decide which version to buy. Are there any major differences between the PS4 and Xbox One Version?