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Original console experience inside
- Thread starter Perkel
- Start date
Looks like the PS4 version is no picnic either.
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1137035
http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1137035
Somberlain
Arcane
Eagerly waiting for Ballad of Todd Howard part 2.
tormund
Arcane
Wasn't every PS3 port of Bethesda Fallouts and Skyrim also hot mess? Especially Skyrim where framerate kept declining as save file grew, until it hit single digits. It was also patched MONTHS after release, and iirc lots of PS3 owners were especially bitter because even Sony focused outlets didn't mention that issue in their reviews (SURPRISE
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Looks like Bethesda stuck to their standards with PS4.
).Looks like Bethesda stuck to their standards with PS4.
tormund
Arcane
True Bethesda faithfuls don't need gun models, they are perfectly capable of LARPing them into existence in their minds. Author of that video lack experience and imagination that are needed for playing true hardcore immersive RPGs like Fallout 4.
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