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I kid, but I enjoyed the settlement system in FO4. The idea of forning the foundations of a new country in the same place where the foundations were laid for the US was kinda cool.
Depending on which ending is canon and whether the Minutemen stay the course (and appropriate BOS and Institute tech), they could become like the NCR. So a little imagination can restore the tedious defects of FO4. Give that Tato farming a purpose. Today Tatos, tomorrow the World.
But I still think FO4 suffered from a sub-optimal allocation of development resources. The work that went into settlement building and radiant quests could have gone into creating new and interesting locations to discover and quests. Possibly unique land formations that developed after the nukes hit.
A voiced protagonist also fouled things up. Work that went into writing dialogue for the player's character could have been devoted to writing for NPC's and their reactions to more varied textual responses from the character himself.
I liked Fallout 4 a great deal. Don't get me wrong. It's still one of my top favorite games, but like other Bethesda outings, I think it leaned more toward a really dressed up junk collection/settlement building sim than an immersive RPG experience.
Depending on which ending is canon and whether the Minutemen stay the course (and appropriate BOS and Institute tech), they could become like the NCR. So a little imagination can restore the tedious defects of FO4. Give that Tato farming a purpose. Today Tatos, tomorrow the World.
But I still think FO4 suffered from a sub-optimal allocation of development resources. The work that went into settlement building and radiant quests could have gone into creating new and interesting locations to discover and quests. Possibly unique land formations that developed after the nukes hit.
A voiced protagonist also fouled things up. Work that went into writing dialogue for the player's character could have been devoted to writing for NPC's and their reactions to more varied textual responses from the character himself.
I liked Fallout 4 a great deal. Don't get me wrong. It's still one of my top favorite games, but like other Bethesda outings, I think it leaned more toward a really dressed up junk collection/settlement building sim than an immersive RPG experience.
Anybody else here have a love-hate relationship with Bethesda?
I think they have a cool approach to open worlds/world-building, but contain serious flaws in execution. That and they have a tendency to sit on licenses that could be improved by smaller studios.
Maybe the need a shake-up like Bioware is doing.
I think they have a cool approach to open worlds/world-building, but contain serious flaws in execution. That and they have a tendency to sit on licenses that could be improved by smaller studios.
Maybe the need a shake-up like Bioware is doing.
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many games are there sequels to but not always as the same name for example chrono cross is the sequel to final fantasy chrono trigger but it just isn't called "final fantasy" in the title so as to give the impression of a more original story type deal instead of it tieing into final fantasy anymore,just look closely,like I didn't know that samurai heroes sengoku basara and samurai warriors 2 were spin offs of each other,pretty fascinating and inventive stuff!
I wasnt even aware it was a joke, like Ive watched a friend play Fallout 4 and played a very little bit myself but Ive never actually "played" it and know very little of it : p This was all above my head anyway, haha.
As for a love hate relationship with Bethesda, kinda. I thought Skyrim was really great and fun, but I did not like Oblivion as much as everyone else wanted me to, or Morrowind either : p Morrowind felt too clunky for me to get into, and Oblivion was cool at first but everything felt the same, every dungeon looked the same and nothing changed ever. But I did really enjoy Skyrim, it was probly the first game by them that I actually liked : p
As for a love hate relationship with Bethesda, kinda. I thought Skyrim was really great and fun, but I did not like Oblivion as much as everyone else wanted me to, or Morrowind either : p Morrowind felt too clunky for me to get into, and Oblivion was cool at first but everything felt the same, every dungeon looked the same and nothing changed ever. But I did really enjoy Skyrim, it was probly the first game by them that I actually liked : p