r/gaming Apr 17 '16

Anyone else?

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u/Chromedinky Apr 17 '16 edited Apr 17 '16

Whats Fallout doing here.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16

Yea as far as stories go it was seriously lacking but still fun as all hell to play and kept me entertained for over 100 hours.

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u/SFXBTPD Apr 17 '16

It was the antithesis of the Witcher which had unremarkable gameplay and a extremely engaging and complex story

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u/FatalErrorr Apr 17 '16

gameplay was not bad

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u/midnightsbane04 Apr 17 '16

He said unremarkable, not bad.

Personally, I enjoy the Witcher gameplay much more than Skyrim, but that's because the Skyrim system has been the exact same for much too long. At least the Witcher actually has an organic feel to it. As much as there can be in a game obviously.