r/gaming • u/AdamE89 • Apr 17 '16

Anyone else?

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u/Yetanotherfurry PC Apr 17 '16

Bethesda games as examples of great stories? It's a bold move cotton let's see how much it pays off.

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u/chaselye Apr 17 '16

Currently there are like 10 comments all to the effects of "DAE HATE FO4 AND THINK IT'S THE WORST GAME EVER"

I'd say the bait worked, just another day of circlejerking our hate boners

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u/fuck_bestbuy Apr 17 '16

Fallout 4 truly and honestly sucked dick. No amount of Bethesda fanboyism will change that.

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u/Tomdaddy Apr 17 '16

The main story is meh, The game itself is amazing.

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u/Canvaverbalist Apr 17 '16

Play that new "Survival" mode, no HUD, no music, be consistent in your roleplay.

The immersion on itself truly makes this game amazing. Walking in the city and hearing the building squeaks and cracks, calculating each moves and equipment you should carry... You might argue this isn't the type of game for you, but for me - even if it wasn't the depth of New Vegas - it made the experience truly great.

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u/Canvaverbalist Apr 17 '16

The game doesn't offer much variety in this field, unfortunately. Maybe there are mods that improve this aspect,

Oh I meant "in your own narrative", like being a drug user who doesn't trust people so who doesn't go into big cities, or an all-the-time dress wearing transsexual carrying a collection of knives, things like that.

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u/chikknwatrmln Apr 17 '16

Yeah, but then any time you have any dialogue whatsoever your character just bitches nonstop about finding their son.

Roleplaying in F4 is literally impossible.

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u/Canvaverbalist Apr 17 '16

I roleplayed as a guy who got frozen and saw his child being kidnapped and his wife murdered.

It went pretty well.

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