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Even the stuff they added was pretty meager and lacking in textures etc. Contrast to CDPR’s excellent and substantial free updates.

BTW my BF who is a geek but not a gamer thought the TV series was dumb and only watched one episode. I was curious how it would come across to someone not familiar to the games.

I called it too, not that it was hard. Fallout 4 Next-Gen Update Riddled With Issues - IGN

You'll be happy to know, after nine years, Bethesda is fixing some Fallout 4 bugs today. And introducing hundreds of others, no doubt.

Five thousand people are inflicting that game on themselves per day?

I recently was re-watching some of GoT, because apparently I like to torture myself, and was struck by how vapid the dialogue was. I went to see who wrote the episode and sure enough. Then I looked at the episodes that were submitted by the showrunners for writing Emmys. They all were written by you guessed who. Those pompous asses didn't even let GRRM win an Emmy for, say, Battle of the Blackwater, while they collected awards for adapting his work. I wonder if that sort of thing is why GRRM distanced himself from the production in latter years.

The show creators Weak, tbh. https://www.gq-magazine.co.uk/article/fallout-season-2-creators-interview

I even liked Operation Anchorage, and Point Lookout had great atmosphere and spy stuff. We're not talking FNV quality stories but a lot of fun. But I gotta disagree with you on the supermutants. One of the best memories I have of FO3 is throwing a nuka grenade into a bunch of supermutants in a hospital and seeing one of them shoot up to the ceiling.

Pretty sure that's a callout to every person's first encounter with a yao guai/ deathclaw/ mirelurk. I remember the first time seeing a mirelurk in my scope and thinking what the FUCK is that. Fallout 3 was so much more menacing than 4. All these candyass new players in Fallout 4 are getting the comic book version of everything. Although one of them on reddit was whining about the raider with a Fat Man in Lexington.

Here's another gem from this dimwit but I can't find anywhere where it says that she worked on the production. Edit- or he. This person just has a creepy fixation on Anya Taylor Joy.

After Starfield, there was slim chance I'd ever play another Bethesda game again anyway.

I don't care that much tbh. I guess I mostly wrote off Fallout with 4 and 76. Makes sense that "the fall" would mean fall of the government and relocation somewhere else.

I always figured Moldaver was leading a splinter group since she obviously just woke up from cryo (or whatever kept her alive) not long before events of the show and immediately started agitating against Vault Tec and using NCR survivors as followers/ cannon fodder. Since Shady Sands was destroyed that takes out the government and it's plausible that the rest of the society would fracture if there's not a clear successor that wasn't nuked. Like I said up above somewhere, I'm not surprised that they did a "reset." It was probably inevitable with the decision to set the show in California.

The pinkos on reddit aren't happy that the Maxson BoS apparently survived.

And more concerned with character development and production values than lore fidelity.

The Drinker is a fan

Report to your Diversity Officer for retraining.

I’m prepared to be outraged if they fuck with New Vegas too much. But… They were going to reset the games. This is well established pattern. We don’t know that the whole NCR is gone, just Shady Sands. All those other people wouldn’t just disappear, though with no government it would be in fragmented form. Personally I am fine with that. About the end reveal…

I'm not going to defend the show, especially with how passionate you all are about it. However, I do think you were at least meant to feel something when Lucy looks at the NCR flag, hence Inon Zur music. I do think that I'm not as upset about the developments because I have zero emotional connection to the NCR to begin with.

I'm probably the one here that enjoyed it the most. I'm really not bothered by the dumbass stuff. It was entertaining and had some cool nostalgia.

This explains a lot.

Yeah people on social media are upset about golden boy Nate being a war criminal.

Does the timeline not support that Nate could be in that cinematic? edit- He is apparently walking it back on X, saying that they discussed that being Nate during the design phase but your idea of Nate is still canon. Whatever. I'm still pissed they made Nora a lawyer. I started writing a fanfiction story about Nate and Nora, with Nora as CIA agent and robotics patent lawyer was her cover. I didn't get very far, was just trying to not hate the character.

If they want that, they can set up a Patreon like every other "creator." Good luck with that. I do support 2 Patreons myself, Mentour Pilot and History Hustle.

I tip by buying DLC full price if the game is worth it.