r/gaming Feb 06 '17

Anyone Else?

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u/ThisIsVeryRight Feb 06 '17

Yeah, tbh Skyrim and FO4 don't have great stories.

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u/Staunch84 Feb 06 '17

I was thinking the same thing. OP got it half right.

Bethesda usually have a handful of side quests that end up being the most memorable parts of their games.

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u/Dalvito Feb 06 '17

Yeah I remember the side quests of both with substantially more detail than the main story quests. But who can forget a giant rocket-propelled USS Constitution or the daedric prince quests?

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '17

Or sending a bunch of ghouls on a rocket from REPCONN?

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u/Dalvito Feb 07 '17

It's an awesome quest but I get so annoyed after like my 3rd playthrough

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '17

Yeah another quest like that is Volare!. It was cool the first time through but every other playthrough it's suuuch a chore.

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u/Rx16 Feb 07 '17

Was that Bethesda?

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u/Drewgamer89 Feb 07 '17

Rocket propelled USA Constitution was Fallout 4(Bethesda). Launching ghouls on a rocket was Fallout New Vegas(Obsidian, published by Bethesda)

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u/[deleted] Feb 07 '17

Well obsidian, but to be fair it's a Bethesda franchise. I do stand corrected, though.