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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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rebuffering
Canada2436 Posts
Ive never used GMG before so i was hesitant at 1st, but everything was pretty easy and quick, and being poor 12$ goes a long way for me! Glad i checked it out. Now....the waiting game... Edit: I should mention that i got wind of the voucher from this (Source) | ||
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
Because after the Skyrim fiasco, I'm wary about the modding scene being stuck behind a paywall from Day 1. And Bethesda games are nearly unplayable without modding... | ||
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xtorn
4060 Posts
also here http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/06/16/e3-2015-bethesdas-todd-howard-talks-about-fallout-4-mod-support | ||
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LaNague
Germany9118 Posts
Its probably best to not go anywhere near fallout4 on the internet if you plan to play it. | ||
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Coppermantis
United States845 Posts
On November 08 2015 09:07 LaNague wrote: this release is rellay messed up, the holy consoles where people never pirate and are the bestest customers, got the game a week early from retail stores and there are a lot of people out there now spoiling the whole story, so watch out. Its probably best to not go anywhere near fallout4 on the internet if you plan to play it. Some asshole posted the ending as the title of a thread on the Skyrim Steam boards. Fuck that guy. | ||
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hunts
United States2113 Posts
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Coppermantis
United States845 Posts
On November 08 2015 08:25 xtorn wrote: also here http://www.ign.com/articles/2015/06/16/e3-2015-bethesdas-todd-howard-talks-about-fallout-4-mod-support As for how mods will work with Fallout 4, Howard explained that players will actually "create another version of your save game." From there, you choose from the menu to play a modded game, so that way nothing terrible can happen to your main save if things break. So how is this different from just backing up your save file? Is it saying that it will somehow keep track of your progress on a separate, vanilla file so that if your modded one breaks you can load a new save with the vanilla progress still there? If so that's pretty neat. | ||
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Deathstar
9150 Posts
nother guy fo4 | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
United States41117 Posts
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
On November 08 2015 13:45 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Still seems kind of odd that one can cross the entire Fallout 4 map in just 10 minutes... All the other Bethesda games aren't any different. My biggest problem with Morrowind was that I'd look for some random vague marker on the road for some quest, and after 1 minute realize that I'd walked from one major city to another. Unless you're talking level 1 with no speed/vehicles/mounts. | ||
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m4ini
4215 Posts
On November 08 2015 13:45 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: Still seems kind of odd that one can cross the entire Fallout 4 map in just 10 minutes... Depends heavily on priorities i'd say. If it's a 3d map with different height levels (unlike GTA 5 for example), who cares if you can sprint it in 10 minutes on one level. It's roughly 3 times bigger than Fallout 3 (and all in all bigger than Skyrim), nobody complained there - why is it "a thing" now? PS: coming from someone who spent roughly 1000 hours on chernarus and taviana. Mapsize doesn't matter at all. What matters is what they filled it with. | ||
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
On November 08 2015 13:56 WolfintheSheep wrote: All the other Bethesda games aren't any different. My biggest problem with Morrowind was that I'd look for some random vague marker on the road for some quest, and after 1 minute realize that I'd walked from one major city to another. Unless you're talking level 1 with no speed/vehicles/mounts. You ran from one city to another within a minute in morrowind? wow thats impressive. | ||
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WolfintheSheep
Canada14127 Posts
On November 08 2015 15:18 bo1b wrote: You ran from one city to another within a minute in morrowind? wow thats impressive. Might have overstated by a minute or so. Just remember like the very first side-quest you pick up, finding the magic ring in the cave. Walked down the road looking for some rock I was supposed to turn left at and ended up in Balmora. | ||
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PhoenixVoid
Canada32746 Posts
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Svizcy
Slovenia300 Posts
On November 08 2015 15:51 WolfintheSheep wrote: Might have overstated by a minute or so. Just remember like the very first side-quest you pick up, finding the magic ring in the cave. Walked down the road looking for some rock I was supposed to turn left at and ended up in Balmora. Morrowing has much larger map scale than Oblivion, and much much larger than Skyrim. It's really a shame that they are making fallout map even smaller (if the 10min) run across the entire map is possible. Some time past since i tested this but Skyrim was arround 30minutes or so, and Morrowind was arround 2 hours. | ||
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
On November 08 2015 15:51 WolfintheSheep wrote: Might have overstated by a minute or so. Just remember like the very first side-quest you pick up, finding the magic ring in the cave. Walked down the road looking for some rock I was supposed to turn left at and ended up in Balmora. Unless you've specced into athletics + speed and are a redguard I have serious doubts you're going from seyda need to balmora in under 10 minutes by just wandering around. | ||
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Kleinmuuhg
Vanuatu4091 Posts
so i actually appreciate not having to walk 2 hours. Not all change is bad guys. | ||
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bo1b
Australia12814 Posts
On November 08 2015 17:38 Kleinmuuhg wrote: Thing is, i prefer a smaller map with individual detail to a gigantic map which looks the same north and south and has the same dungeons and opponents everywhere. I dont think fo4 will make me think : damn there is nothing to do this map is way to small. so i actually appreciate not having to walk 2 hours. Not all change is bad guys. Fair point except morrowind was so packed full of shit to do that its sequels (fallout 3, new vegas, oblivion, skyrim) all are lacking and smaller. | ||
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maartendq
Belgium3115 Posts
On November 08 2015 17:04 bo1b wrote: Unless you've specced into athletics + speed and are a redguard I have serious doubts you're going from seyda need to balmora in under 10 minutes by just wandering around. What made morrowind seem big is that running drained your stamina. Walking was the default option. If I'm not mistaken the trek from Seyda Neen to Balmora takes about 15-20 minutes the first time you do it. There's also no fast travel so you need to know your way around the "public transportation system". In all, I still find Morrowind to be superior to both Oblivion and Skyrim. It managed to suck me in a lot more than either of its successors did. Fallout 3 actually managed to scratch that itch that Morrowind did, even though I felt I had pretty much seen all there is to it after 30-40 hours. One of the main things I like about both Morrowind and Fallout 3 is that during the main quest you also get the chance, and are in a way forced to learn why things are the way they are. In Oblivion and Skyrim you can just wander around without having a clue, which bothers me, and their main quests have about the same quality of writing than many sidequests, which is disappointing. It felt to me that Bethesda spent way too much time on the environmental details while they should have spent more time actually developing the story and lore. | ||
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