Wow, didn't think a 750 TI would outpace the consoles that badly.
Pretty sure it is the i3 kicking ass.
Wow, didn't think a 750 TI would outpace the consoles that badly.
The world building makes a little more sense in Fallout 4, but it still very much feels like a bunch of loosely connected locations with different "themes." This is not helped by what feels like a smaller world. The Commonwealth is not a wasteland. It's packed full of stuff.
If you want the lore to follow FO1-2, you will be sad. No spoilers, but there is a massive lore breaking feature that is included as part of the core experience. It follows the lore of FO3 a bit more in that regard.
No karma is excellent. It's about time the series that is ostensibly about survival ditched it.
The voice acting is very good throughout, but the compressed dialogue choices lead to situations and experiences that RPG fans feared. You will pick a response and expect your player to say one thing and get another. Many of the choices you'll be able to pick are just "tones" like "Sarcastic." That is your dialogue choice. It has a massive effect (heh) on the roleplaying aspect. Some people don't care about that. I do.
The characters are the paper dolls from Fallout 3 and not the slightly more nuanced characters from New Vegas. So far, every character that can be a companion asks to join you literally 5 minutes after meeting them (with one notable exception). It's very off putting. Luckily, there is a lone wanderer perk that let's you avoid the companions altogether, if that's your thing.
Overall, as one of the RPG Old Guard, this is a disappointing step back from New Vegas in every way. On the other hand, I can have fun with it for what it is, which is a silly, nuclear sandbox to go play it. It's going to piss off the hardcore RPG fans immensely.
I was only kidding.
RPS has a few bits to say about the writing. Surprisingly positive... at least, in relative terms.
I want to like Bethesda games, I really do, but their amateurish writing and disjointed world design (theme parks as you call it) are what put me off this game. After playing The Witcher 3, which had incredible writing and an amazingly cohesive world, I just don't think I can settle for this. Combine that with the technical issues it apparently has and this game has definitely gone to being a skip.
Maybe I'll pick up the legendary edition in a year or two when it's on sale for $20.
What about factions? One review claimed that they do play some role in how the main quest turns out. To what degree? Can you piss them off?
Iam kinda new here, is that a normal neogaf thread? Some posts are really shocking me, especially the "race" one.
The world building makes a little more sense in Fallout 4, but it still very much feels like a bunch of loosely connected locations with different "themes." This is not helped by what feels like a smaller world. The Commonwealth is not a wasteland. It's packed full of stuff.
If you want the lore to follow FO1-2, you will be sad. No spoilers, but there is a massive lore breaking feature that is included as part of the core experience. It follows the lore of FO3 a bit more in that regard.
No karma is excellent. It's about time the series that is ostensibly about survival ditched it.
The voice acting is very good throughout, but the compressed dialogue choices lead to situations and experiences that RPG fans feared. You will pick a response and expect your player to say one thing and get another. Many of the choices you'll be able to pick are just "tones" like "Sarcastic." That is your dialogue choice. It has a massive effect (heh) on the roleplaying aspect. Some people don't care about that. I do.
The characters are the paper dolls from Fallout 3 and not the slightly more nuanced characters from New Vegas. So far, every character that can be a companion asks to join you literally 5 minutes after meeting them (with one notable exception). It's very off putting. Luckily, there is a lone wanderer perk that let's you avoid the companions altogether, if that's your thing.
Overall, as one of the RPG Old Guard, this is a disappointing step back from New Vegas in every way. On the other hand, I can have fun with it for what it is, which is a silly, nuclear sandbox to go play it. It's going to piss off the hardcore RPG fans immensely.
"Seriously flawed game" Gives it a 9. Really?
I feel like GAF wants this game to be bad for some reason.
I feel like GAF wants this game to be bad for some reason.
"Seriously flawed game" Gives it a 9. Really?
Can someone translate this for me. I'm not not native English speakerIs "I don't see framerate!" The "I don't see race" for gamers
I'm guessing the answer is no, but is there any word on how loud the PS4 runs while playing this?
Wish you could do full installs, my PS4 has been struggling recently
What? If anything Bethesda games are some of the better games out there for outright role playing. You make a blank character in a fictional setting and explore a world at your own pace. Many players ignore the main quest fairly early on and just immerse themselves in their characters. Fallout 4 admittedly voiced the main character and gave him an actual background, but once you're past that initial backstory section you're likely free to make your character do whatever you wantYeah, everything I've seen and read has cemented in me that Fallout 4 continues Bethesda's trend of not delivering role-playing games where it's actually fun to...YOU KNOW ROLE PLAY
Can someone translate this for me. I'm not not native English speaker
I feel like GAF wants this game to be bad for some reason.
Can someone translate this for me. I'm not not native English speaker
Iam kinda new here, is that a normal neogaf thread? Some posts are really shocking me, especially the "race" one.
Can someone translate this for me. I'm not not native English speaker
Every big AAA game gets this. A good way to tell if GAF really likes a game is to wait a month when the people who just need attention are gone and see if there are still people playing it. Some people can't deal with imperfections and want outrage.
Nine hours into Fallout 4 I found myself stuck inside an elevator.
By this point, I had built a bond with my character along with a respectable inventory of items, most notably an automatic pistol with a bottomless clip. I eat the crust first in open-world games, grinding my stats and finding overpowered weapons before taking on the main missions. The crust of Fallout 4 is enjoyable, but I was ready for something more challenging, so I hiked east toward a side quest, something involving a man imprisoned atop a tower full of super mutants.
Whatever I do, I feel as though the game could break at any moment, making any additional investment meaningless. At best, I'm treating my play time like an unpaid quality testing assignment. At worse, my investment proves to be awash, and late in the game this bug prevents me from reaching the conclusion.
So that's where I'm at. Nine hours in, I'm stuck in an elevator wondering if it's even worth getting out.
Can someone translate this for me. I'm not not native English speaker
he's comparing atrocious fps drops in an entertainment medium to many many years of racism
Each copy of the game is the same. It's not like he obtained some magical copy of the game that has higher fps than the others. The fps drops are there, and it's apparent from any damn video you watch.
how could it NOT have? does he have a special PS4?
MODDERS CAN MOD METACRITIC RATING
Each copy of the game is the same. It's not like he obtained some magical copy of the game that has higher fps than the others. The fps drops are there, and it's apparent from any damn video you watch.
I guess it speaks volumes about the rest of the game if those flaws can be overlooked to produce something worthy of a 9/10.
Flawed Diamonds are still Diamonds.
What? If anything Bethesda games are some of the better games out there for outright role playing. You make a blank character in a fictional setting and explore a world at your own pace. Many players ignore the main quest fairly early on and just immerse themselves in their characters. Fallout 4 admittedly voiced the main character and gave him an actual background, but once you're past that initial backstory section you're likely free to make your character do whatever you want
Aww man. Thanks for this, by the way. Debating on whether I should get my Steam pre-order refunded or just play the game and attempt to appreciate it for what it is but I'm not very good at doing that.
Oh shit lolhe's comparing atrocious fps drops in an entertainment medium to many many years of racism
Iam kinda new here, is that a normal neogaf thread? Some posts are really shocking me, especially the "race" one.
I feel like GAF wants this game to be bad for some reason.
Man this is like the reverse of the Twilight Princess/Uncharted 3 review thread. Everyone is wrong, one is right.
Oh shit lol
I sincerely hope there's a mod soon where I can skip the whole intro and just start out in the Wasteland.
A lot of it is Bethesda hate. I'd guess that some of it is the PC elite here can't stand the idea of a game not being the pure 1080 60fps. Maybe fallout is becoming too mainstream. I have no idea, but sadly I'm thinking this is more normal than I initially thought from GAF.