It depends on how many bad games you play. After FO3, you would probably turn into bisexual.Captain Shrek said:Its such a relief that playing bad video games does not make one lose their heterosexuality.
It depends on how many bad games you play. After FO3, you would probably turn into bisexual.Captain Shrek said:Its such a relief that playing bad video games does not make one lose their heterosexuality.
The towns certainly are not lifeless
it's a post-apocalyptic wasteland!
Jed said:It's been a sad, steady decline ...
The King of Comedy said:At least we all hate DA2...
Right?
Wrong.Alexandros said:The King of Comedy said:At least we all hate DA2...
Right?
Right!
To paraphrase Shannow: There is no Codex hivemind, the end.Clockwork Knight said:Well, it has been a few years...but the hoi polloi still remembers the game, so it's not Kodex Approved yet.
Alpha ProtocolAlexandros said:I don't see what people find so good with ME2's gameplay. Surely there are much better games of that type if you're declined enough to enjoy the popamole?
Because it isn't as good as well written as Michelangelo's David is sculpted.Jaesun said:Why exactly?
No statement in particular (there are many), it's just sad to read that a review from the Codex praises F3. In fact it's not even praise, it's a kind of conformist "thank God you didn't make it too sucky, Bethesda!" that makes me cringe inside, and feel pity for its author who was once a much more critical mind.Jaesun said:*GASP* I'd probably log out of the codex in pure rage and butthurt of course!
I was just curious what exact statement you stated in your review that makes 1eyedking sad.
Curious minds and all that....
Sceptic said:To paraphrase Shannow: There is no Codex hivemind, the end.Clockwork Knight said:Well, it has been a few years...but the hoi polloi still remembers the game, so it's not Kodex Approved yet.
Twinkle said:Well, FS does post-apoc shootan much better than these two Oblivion TCs combined. So yeah, Bethesda managed to make the proper Fallout FPS back in the day.
The towns certainly are not lifeless
Just wait until you hit the Strip.
it's a post-apocalyptic wasteland!
So the whole PA thing is just an excuse to not to bother with making at least somewhat believable environments?
1eyedking said:No statement in particular (there are many), it's just sad to read that a review from the Codex praises F3. In fact it's not even praise, it's a kind of conformist "thank God you didn't make it too sucky, Bethesda!" that makes me cringe inside, and feel pity for its author who was once a much more critical mind.Jaesun said:*GASP* I'd probably log out of the codex in pure rage and butthurt of course!
I was just curious what exact statement you stated in your review that makes 1eyedking sad.
Curious minds and all that....
It's a game with bad writing, bad voice acting, bad (overall) quest design, bad art direction, bad gameplay mechanics, background lore abuse, etc., etc. And when it does seem to have some saving grace, there's actually none since the bad writing overrides fucking *everything*.
OSK said:-EXPERIENCE THE THRILL OF KILLING THE OWNER OF AN EXPENSIVE TOWER IN FRONT OF HIS GUARDS WITH NO CONSEQUENCES
Ah of course, the nebulous "no one in paritcular, just so many of them!" that does away with pesky wastes of time like providing any evidence that your claim is true.1eyedking said:No statement in particular (there are many)
Out of the 3 Codex reviews, there is exactly one that praises FO3. It was written by Chefe. Make of that what you will.it's just sad to read that a review from the Codex praises F3
I already went there, old chum. Feel free to search for the thread.Sceptic said:nebulous "no one in paritcular, just so many of them!" that does away with pesky wastes of time like providing any evidence that your claim is true.
1eyedking can't into reading?1eyedking said:No statement in particular (there are many), it's just sad to read that a review from the Codex praises F3. In fact it's not even praise, it's a kind of conformist "thank God you didn't make it too sucky, Bethesda!" that makes me cringe inside, and feel pity for its author who was once a much more critical mind.
You mean the thread in which you also made vague and unsubstantiated generalizations?1eyedking said:I already went there, old chum. Feel free to search for the thread.
To be fair your review was slightly schizophrenic. The main body goes into great detail about exactly what's wrong with every aspect of the game, with the only sign of anything good being with the quests; but even there there's some odd statements, such as when you describe the first half of the MQ as "the best part", yet in the very same sentence you make an allusion to the "middle aged guy" bit (yeah, I admit that 3 years later I still can't figure out if you were being sarcastic or not there). And then the concluding remarks are that it's actually a "good and entertaining action RPG" if you can block out the Fallout bit. Wait what? you've just spent three long pages telling me in in-depth detail why it's in fact neither good nor particularly entertaining! But now it compares favorably with Two Worlds and Assassin's Creed, and Morrowind, and even Gothic (!)Vault Dweller said:1eyedking can't into reading?
1eyedking said:Jesus F. Christ...Elzair said:What?! There does not seem to be any voice acting nearly as bad as Moira's. The dialogue options certainly seem to be on par with Fallout 1 & 2. Ditto with the followers. The towns certainly are not lifeless; most of them actually have a reason for being there; yes, sometimes they are a little deserted, but come on, it's a post-apocalyptic wasteland! I have not beaten it, but I assumed it has the standard Fallout ending. Plus, the game has a lot more content than the first two, and it has even more C&C. In many ways, Fallout: New Vegas is superior to Fallout 1 & 2.
I still have trouble understanding how people can think of F3:NV as lively, or having voice acting *better* than F3. The mind boggles.
Vault Dweller said:1eyedking can't into reading?