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On November 18 2015 00:45 OsaX Nymloth wrote:Show nested quote +On November 17 2015 21:18 bertolo wrote:
Haters gonna hate. I think the people that thrash on these games just don't enjoy the general game play and wish it was something else. Imagine Activision buying Starcraft brand from Blizzard and creating a turn-based, ultra-simplified mobile cash-grabber. It's ultra popular, but it's not anywhere close around what it has been. So yeah, hate on bitchsoft is justified. Enjoy the game that is actually totally not Fallout and enjoy giving more moneys to beth - that will assure them than no matter how bad/buggy their game is gonna be, it's gonna sell like crazy and have 90+ metacritic score. Sad.
Your opinion is justified. Whether or not people are super pumped to hear about it is the real question.
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On November 18 2015 00:45 OsaX Nymloth wrote:Show nested quote +On November 17 2015 21:18 bertolo wrote:
Haters gonna hate. I think the people that thrash on these games just don't enjoy the general game play and wish it was something else. Imagine Activision buying Starcraft brand from Blizzard and creating a turn-based, ultra-simplified mobile cash-grabber. It's ultra popular, but it's not anywhere close around what it has been. So yeah, hate on bitchsoft is justified. Enjoy the game that is actually totally not Fallout and enjoy giving more moneys to beth - that will assure them than no matter how bad/buggy their game is gonna be, it's gonna sell like crazy and have 90+ metacritic score. Sad.
Hyperbole will be hyperbolic. Isn't it just a little disingenuous to suggest that the relationship between Starcraft and mobile freemium games is the same as the relationship between Fallout 1/2 and the more recent Fallout games? Come on now, no one takes you seriously when you make arguments like that, even if you are entitled to your opinion.
And Archangel, I've only put 24 hours into Fallout 4 so far and I've enjoyed every minute of it. That alone would be worth the $60 pricetag, but I've only scratched the surface, so yeah, Bethesda deserves my money. Not everyone needs it to be game of the century to be worth $60, just like not everyone wants to spend $60 on a game they don't like. You wonder why people react so aggressively to you, well calling them "sheep" for the games they enjoy might have something to do with it. We get it that you wished Fallout 4 was a different game, but it's not. And because of that, you seem hellbent on trying to convince everyone else to hate it as much as you do. That's not productive its just spiteful.
Not to mention the underlying fact that it's a fucking video game. First world problems, right?
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On November 18 2015 00:45 OsaX Nymloth wrote:Show nested quote +On November 17 2015 21:18 bertolo wrote:
Haters gonna hate. I think the people that thrash on these games just don't enjoy the general game play and wish it was something else. Imagine Activision buying Starcraft brand from Blizzard and creating a turn-based, ultra-simplified mobile cash-grabber. It's ultra popular, but it's not anywhere close around what it has been. So yeah, hate on bitchsoft is justified. Enjoy the game that is actually totally not Fallout and enjoy giving more moneys to beth - that will assure them than no matter how bad/buggy their game is gonna be, it's gonna sell like crazy and have 90+ metacritic score. Sad.
You literally just proved the quote you took from my post. Good job. You are pretty sad, keep that hate train going buddy.
Back on topic, are there any legendary pieces of power armor? I'm probably not high enough level but I'm curious. Also any hints on where or how to get a rail spike gun?
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yeah there are, they are not the most inventive stuff out there but its fun to loot
By the way, i think the game is well worth the full retail price
another question its if games are worth or not $60 dollars, but thats a completely different topic
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Apparently im a tool and an idiot for handing over $60 (i'll use dollars for you american dawgs) for Fallout 4. A game ive already put - let me check - 29 (+ the 4 or so unrecorded from VPN shenanigans) hours into. Ive put a combined 250+ hours into New Vegas / Fallout 3 and i never paid full price for either + i pirated vegas' DLC in its entirety.
So, 34 hours of entertainment in a single week with the promise of MANY more for the $60 price tag, i sure am a fucking tool.
As an added note, ive been pleasantly surprised by the state of its release, ive not run into any bugs myself let alone gamebreaking (ok the elevator glitch that happened once and made me reload put me ~2 minutes behind) and i havent crashed once. My style of gameplay makes survival an actual challenge too, ive always had to mod F3/Vegas to get a challenge out of it.
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You are clearly an uncultured peasant that doesn’t understand how objective terrible the game is. If only you had listened to the superior luminaries of Video Games to see that your enjoyment is based on a lie. If you had just formed an objective opinion rather than buying into the hype, this all could have been avoided. /s
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On November 18 2015 04:53 Capped wrote:
Apparently im a tool and an idiot for handing over $60 (i'll use dollars for you american dawgs) for Fallout 4. A game ive already put - let me check - 29 (+ the 4 or so unrecorded from VPN shenanigans) hours into. Ive put a combined 250+ hours into New Vegas / Fallout 3 and i never paid full price for either + i pirated vegas' DLC in its entirety.
So, 34 hours of entertainment in a single week with the promise of MANY more for the $60 price tag, i sure am a fucking tool.
As an added note, ive been pleasantly surprised by the state of its release, ive not run into any bugs myself let alone gamebreaking (ok the elevator glitch that happened once and made me reload put me ~2 minutes behind) and i havent crashed once. My style of gameplay makes survival an actual challenge too, ive always had to mod F3/Vegas to get a challenge out of it.
GMG had a FO4 promo for 20% off, about $48. Unfortunately I missed that deal.
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I finally found a bleed weapon with high fire rate namely a pipe rifle. It shreds everything on survival it's not even funny :D
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Fallout 4 is on fire breaking records and even parts of the Internet. Todd Howard, Fallout 4 game director, continues to fan those flames, teasing a post-launch expansion pack.
Surpassing previous sales records and even causing drastic drops in traffic to popular adult video websites, Fallout 4 will no doubt continue to make waves with its first upcoming downloadable content (DLC), which has many gamers eagerly anticipating its release early next year.
Because the game was just launched, Bethesda wants players to explore Fallout 4's expansive Commonwealth first before its developers finalize what gets included in the game's expansion packs.
For Fallout 4, Bethesda is taking on a different approach in its development of the game's DLCs. The company will consider feedback from the game's players and will be monitoring what players like and dislike so it can shape future updates and content for DLCs all based on what the fans want.
"Because what they bring to it is really important[,] we're going to see what people like, what they want more of, what they want different, and we're going to do that," Howard said of fans, adding, "Our fans are amazing; they're super-smart. This is important to them, just like it is to us."
On the flip side, however, some players are doubting Bethesda's strategy with Fallout 4's DLCs. The company already received flak for taking preorders for the game's DLCs even though there haven't been any concrete plans on what kind of gameplay the expansion packs would even include. Now divergent members of the Fallout 4 community suspect they will be treated as guinea pigs for bugs, glitches and content gaps.
Source
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On November 18 2015 05:05 Disregard wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2015 04:53 Capped wrote:
Apparently im a tool and an idiot for handing over $60 (i'll use dollars for you american dawgs) for Fallout 4. A game ive already put - let me check - 29 (+ the 4 or so unrecorded from VPN shenanigans) hours into. Ive put a combined 250+ hours into New Vegas / Fallout 3 and i never paid full price for either + i pirated vegas' DLC in its entirety.
So, 34 hours of entertainment in a single week with the promise of MANY more for the $60 price tag, i sure am a fucking tool.
As an added note, ive been pleasantly surprised by the state of its release, ive not run into any bugs myself let alone gamebreaking (ok the elevator glitch that happened once and made me reload put me ~2 minutes behind) and i havent crashed once. My style of gameplay makes survival an actual challenge too, ive always had to mod F3/Vegas to get a challenge out of it. GMG had a FO4 promo for 20% off, about $48. Unfortunately I missed that deal.
Honestly i saw it and couldnt be bothered with the hassle of creating an account & waiting around for the code and all that rubbish, unsure if i would get the preload or the key at 12am etc, so when i got home @ 7pm on the 9th i just bought on steam and used the aussie vpn trick for easy access 
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Nothing wrong with some lowbrow forms of entertainment to wind down with. If a big hiking simulator where OCD looting is gaming heaven to you then go for it and fuck what other people think. I like cheesy Jean-Claude Van Damme movies from the 80's. Doesn't make me a bad person or inherently stupid for finding them enjoyable.
Kind of looking forward myself to see if Obsidian will get another crack at a Fallout title.
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On November 18 2015 05:37 KrOeastbound wrote:
Nothing wrong with some lowbrow forms of entertainment to wind down with. If a big hiking simulator where OCD looting is gaming heaven to you then go for it and fuck what other people think. I like cheesy Jean-Claude Van Damme movies from the 80's. Doesn't make me a bad person or inherently stupid for finding them enjoyable.
Kind of looking forward myself to see if Obsidian will get another crack at a Fallout title.
If a company somehow bought chess and turned it into a 3d version of tic tac toe there would indeed be a few problems.
The only reason there is this flak at all is because the game bethesda just released is so different to what fallout is, that it really shouldn't be called fallout.
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What if a bunch of FO 1-2 super fans held a contest to see who could make the best shitty-analogy to comparing FO 1-2 to FO 3-4? Then they could pool them all to find the best and go around the internet dropping this enlightenment on the masses.
Man, that would be great.
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On November 18 2015 05:37 KrOeastbound wrote:
Nothing wrong with some lowbrow forms of entertainment to wind down with. If a big hiking simulator where OCD looting is gaming heaven to you then go for it and fuck what other people think. I like cheesy Jean-Claude Van Damme movies from the 80's. Doesn't make me a bad person or inherently stupid for finding them enjoyable.
Of course but that's not really what irks people about Bethesda's Fallout games. It's more that you have millions of people spending 500+ hours on this lowbrow entertainment, to the exclusion of anything else, and probably never having touched a turn-based RPG, or maybe even knowing what a turn-based RPG is.
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On November 18 2015 06:23 Yacobs wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2015 05:37 KrOeastbound wrote:
Nothing wrong with some lowbrow forms of entertainment to wind down with. If a big hiking simulator where OCD looting is gaming heaven to you then go for it and fuck what other people think. I like cheesy Jean-Claude Van Damme movies from the 80's. Doesn't make me a bad person or inherently stupid for finding them enjoyable.
Of course but that's not really what irks people about Bethesda's Fallout games. It's more that you have millions of people spending 500+ hours on this lowbrow entertainment, to the exclusion of anything else, and probably never having touched a turn-based RPG, or maybe even knowing what a turn-based RPG is.
Who cares if "millions of people" (lol) spend 500+ hours on Fallout 4? What does it matter that they haven't touched a turn-based RPG? Get off your high horse. One genre is not objectively better than the other.
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On November 18 2015 06:23 Yacobs wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2015 05:37 KrOeastbound wrote:
Nothing wrong with some lowbrow forms of entertainment to wind down with. If a big hiking simulator where OCD looting is gaming heaven to you then go for it and fuck what other people think. I like cheesy Jean-Claude Van Damme movies from the 80's. Doesn't make me a bad person or inherently stupid for finding them enjoyable.
Of course but that's not really what irks people about Bethesda's Fallout games. It's more that you have millions of people spending 500+ hours on this lowbrow entertainment, to the exclusion of anything else, and probably never having touched a turn-based RPG, or maybe even knowing what a turn-based RPG is.
how frustrating that must be for you
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On November 18 2015 06:59 PassiveAce wrote:Show nested quote +On November 18 2015 06:23 Yacobs wrote:On November 18 2015 05:37 KrOeastbound wrote:
Nothing wrong with some lowbrow forms of entertainment to wind down with. If a big hiking simulator where OCD looting is gaming heaven to you then go for it and fuck what other people think. I like cheesy Jean-Claude Van Damme movies from the 80's. Doesn't make me a bad person or inherently stupid for finding them enjoyable.
Of course but that's not really what irks people about Bethesda's Fallout games. It's more that you have millions of people spending 500+ hours on this lowbrow entertainment, to the exclusion of anything else, and probably never having touched a turn-based RPG, or maybe even knowing what a turn-based RPG is. how frustrating that must be for you
His suffering knows no bounds. It is deep and eternal.
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By the way, if you are getting it on consoles i would wait a couple of months, not because of the performance BUT because theres some weird bugs that i could only fix with some console commands, and according to reddit some of them did appear on consoles too
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On November 18 2015 05:23 {CC}StealthBlue wrote:Show nested quote +Fallout 4 is on fire breaking records and even parts of the Internet. Todd Howard, Fallout 4 game director, continues to fan those flames, teasing a post-launch expansion pack.
Surpassing previous sales records and even causing drastic drops in traffic to popular adult video websites, Fallout 4 will no doubt continue to make waves with its first upcoming downloadable content (DLC), which has many gamers eagerly anticipating its release early next year.
Because the game was just launched, Bethesda wants players to explore Fallout 4's expansive Commonwealth first before its developers finalize what gets included in the game's expansion packs. Show nested quote +For Fallout 4, Bethesda is taking on a different approach in its development of the game's DLCs. The company will consider feedback from the game's players and will be monitoring what players like and dislike so it can shape future updates and content for DLCs all based on what the fans want.
"Because what they bring to it is really important[,] we're going to see what people like, what they want more of, what they want different, and we're going to do that," Howard said of fans, adding, "Our fans are amazing; they're super-smart. This is important to them, just like it is to us."
On the flip side, however, some players are doubting Bethesda's strategy with Fallout 4's DLCs. The company already received flak for taking preorders for the game's DLCs even though there haven't been any concrete plans on what kind of gameplay the expansion packs would even include. Now divergent members of the Fallout 4 community suspect they will be treated as guinea pigs for bugs, glitches and content gaps. Source
I wish they would work on fixing the game first before DLC's.
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On November 18 2015 06:17 Plansix wrote:
What if a bunch of FO 1-2 super fans held a contest to see who could make the best shitty-analogy to comparing FO 1-2 to FO 3-4? Then they could pool them all to find the best and go around the internet dropping this enlightenment on the masses.
Man, that would be great.
Do you think the erosion of what it means to be a fallout game is similar to the erosion of what it means to be a person from a nation afflicted by rampant globalisation?
Can I claim some sort of benefit somewhere for fallout erosion and get into a job easier do you reckon?
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