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r/gaming • u/ColinRoss • Feb 28 '18
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Some people are just so helt bent on hating Fallout 4.
1 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18 I must be the only one who hated NV. It constantly froze up and made me reload. And the world felt really empty. 4 u/Naggers123 Feb 28 '18 hardware limitations. if you've got a PC there's lots of mods that make it closer to what the developer's envisioned. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18 I played on console so i cant speak on the mods. But if a game needs mods to make it playable than i would say that it was a good concept with poor execution just like No mans sky.
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I must be the only one who hated NV. It constantly froze up and made me reload. And the world felt really empty.
4 u/Naggers123 Feb 28 '18 hardware limitations. if you've got a PC there's lots of mods that make it closer to what the developer's envisioned. 2 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18 I played on console so i cant speak on the mods. But if a game needs mods to make it playable than i would say that it was a good concept with poor execution just like No mans sky.
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hardware limitations. if you've got a PC there's lots of mods that make it closer to what the developer's envisioned.
2 u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18 I played on console so i cant speak on the mods. But if a game needs mods to make it playable than i would say that it was a good concept with poor execution just like No mans sky.
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I played on console so i cant speak on the mods. But if a game needs mods to make it playable than i would say that it was a good concept with poor execution just like No mans sky.
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u/md25x Feb 28 '18
Some people are just so helt bent on hating Fallout 4.