When it even occurs to them that they're violating established lore, they spend about 5 seconds coming up with an ad hoc solution. "It doesn't make any sense for the Brotherhood of Steel to be in West Virginia 25 years after the Great War? OK, how about if some woman there was a friend of Roger Maxson and established her own chapter, then it got completely destroyed by
Consoomers are always quick to defend retarded changes to games or settings like that.
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You walked from that white house at the top to the Prospector saloon down the street. This has to be one of the most tryhard posts I've ever seen here, genuinely impressed
What did you even "see"? You didn't even get to the end of the street.
That pretty much seems to be the case. There's some Die Hard Elder Scrolls fans out there who have made videos on the Elder Scrolls lore changes over the years. It seems like with each new game, Bethesda gives less and less of a shit about their lore.
I've pretty much ignored everything with Fallout 76, but I was shocked that people started talking about the Brotherhood in that game. Here's the big problem with that ad hoc, how did Maxson communicate from the West Coast all the way to the East Coast? Because there's quite a bit of stuff suggesting that would be difficult at the very least. The same thing goes with the Enclave on the West Coast and East Coast. How, exactly, did the East Coast Enclave find out the West Coast Enclave got wiped out, and what did the East Coast Enclave think about the West Coast Enclave plan to kill them off? Obviously there was a delay in the information getting over to the East Coast, so how come the Brotherhood didn't have this problem?
Pretty sure this was the goal. I think it's fairly obvious that Bethesda or MicroSoft are pulling some strings when it comes to the media on this TV show. There's quite a bit of bizarre shit coming directly from the media over this, not just the gaming sites. Getting some site to post, "I love the Fallout TV Show, but Fallout New Vegas Sucks!" is pretty much in line with what the TV show seems to be all about. I don't think it's any secret that Bethesda's been butthurt over Fallout New Vegas since it became the fan favorite modern game, especially with criticisms leveled at Fallout 4 in comparison with New Vegas.
Could, and should. Yet that’s a low bar, my man.
It's literally just Todd and his sycophantic buttboy Emil. It's kinda sad that you can be worth millions, but still be stuck in your own mental prison of "I'm not part of the cool kids clique".
I agree with all of that. But it can still be a good game because it's an RPG which happens to be in the first-person perspective, and not an FPS, and its story, choice interactivity, and questing are still good. Whereas Fallout 3 doesn't have good story, choice interactivity, or questing, and is just bad.
These are all commonly held opinions. Every Fallout fan I've met IRL has preferred 3 to NV. Computer gaming has been dominated by consoomers for decades now
More like they are slaves to their emotion. If you criticize something they liked, a kneejerk reaction occurs where they equate themselves to the thing you are criticizing. So if are pointing out problems with FO3 in their mind you are not saying the game is stupid, you are saying they are stupid. Thus they instinctively default to defending the object of your criticism, regardless of how much they really agree. They will never say it out loud but really what they are defending is not the game but themselves.
when you say "everyone" do you just mean some guy on twitter with a name like, "Falloutfan909323489" who gets no replies and maybe 1 view
Fallout 3 sold 13 million or so units, and New Vegas sold around 12 million if I remember right. So, naturally Fallout 3 would be more popular just because there's a million more people that have played it.
There's been a lot of stuff about how great Fallout 76 is now as well. Amazon Prime Gaming was giving it away for XBox and the PC when the TV show launched. I think they still are. Fallout 3 and Fallout New Vegas are free right now on their streaming app, but I'm pretty sure Fallout 76 is straight up free.
There's a lot of old things that have been surfaced recently. Things about toxic Fallout fans from years ago moving higher in search results.
interesting, that is very strange.
It still presents a gold standard in quest/faction design and worldbuilding for open world RPGs, the recently failed attempts by both CDPR and Techland to iterate upon it only vindicate it further.
