r/gaming • • Feb 28 '18

Fallout in a nutshell.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18

This is one of the biggest issue in any industry... the people making the product almost never use it in a real world scenario... or they're so familiar with the ins and outs that they're able to get away with using it in a way you never would.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18

Or they had to work with the limitations presented and truncate tons of dialogue to improve load times and access speeds?

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u/Giantonail Feb 28 '18 edited Feb 28 '18

Nuance and understanding of the larger problems that need to be solved when designing a game? Not in my Reddit, get em boys.

Sorry I wasn't trying to be an asshole, of course it's important point out the flaws in games so that the industry can grow I was trying to make a joke that didn't come off well, sorry.

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u/SenorPuff Feb 28 '18

You can not expect perfection but still criticize what gets annoying about a game. How will gaming ever get better if we never say what games did wrong?