Fallout 4 - One Year Later 

LOL This is so accurate I love all the games even 3 and 4 but this so accurate lmao

DLC: Cook Tortoise and eat it.

Fallout 2's dialog system was just as robust as 1's, maybe even more

"points fatman at ground" I DIED LAUGHING MAN

LoZ Collector then, there isn't any role-playing in The Witcher 3 either. All you get there is the choice of being angry Geralt or apathic Geralt. But dialogue actions aren't all that makes an RPG. In fact, as a long-time GM of several tabletop RPs I would say that having the same perspective but in different shades is exactly *playing a character* in contrast to playing a blank slate. I think the problem with Fallout 4 is that, either it fails to communicate, or based on previous Fallout games, the fanbase fails to comprehend, that you're playing a *character* and not a blank slate. Which, again, could solve itself by being named something else.

I thought it was a zelda game

Zelda does not have automatic rifles. well, yet.

Andrew Bowers that's problem we didn't need another COD. It looks Bsoft hired some of their people, they should fired all of them.

Do Linke's double-crossbows count? I mean, how do you load them when you have two of them in your hand like twin pistols?

I was gonna like this comment but it’s at 420 so I’ll wait

Love your FF7 banner!

Thank you. 🤣

You have not seen his streams then

Epic gamer burn 360!

caught me off guard while listening to this on the background lmao

The blind leading the sighted into a shitpit.

this comment would make more sense if Starfield didnt do what Far Harbor does but even better.

@@xBINARYGODxpretty sure starfield was written by the far harbor guy

Didn't they steal the whole idea from a mod?

​@@xBINARYGODx Far Harbor is ten thousand times better than Starfield.

Local man forgets to feed baby after spending hundreds of hours playing Fallout 4

Local commenter mishears anecdote.

@@arootube I actually love this game though

@@Chuked bruh

aroo Joni Jon

Many actually

very wise words

I felt that. Very strong words

You think they created "Super Mutant's Orders" intentionally to mock themselves?

@@Negniwret lmaooo

I understand your feel

my current mood

Yep! I rewatch his videos all the time because they were that good!!

@@deviantarsenal Sadly he's going to just live stream now. Thankful these videos are still up, his Uncharted and God of War series were his best ones.

Yeah same. I’ve actually stumbled upon his channel (through Internet Historian’s “The fall of 76” video) during a very shitty episode in my life when my family and relationship had fallen apart and all I’ve been doing is watching long RU-vid videos to fill the void in my head and soul. And now it’s kinda the same old story. Damn

Wow, that's stupid.

I’m sure they meant it in an in game context

It does make the fight easier, though.

It actually makes it easier to cheese with thirst zapper or to brute force so your wrong

​@David Os it's something you can do, it changes the fight, but it's just a number tweak. It doesn't actually change anything. I don't think it's meaningful

"Fuck you, you crazy robot".

A Very Silly Sausage Thats something a synth would say. . .

I don't know if you heard, but the war was 200 years ago.

The guy you can sell him to says ghouls don't age or have to eat

But despite what Billy and Bullet says, ghouls clearly do need to eat because in ghoul settlers consume resources, and in Nuka-World there is a terminal entry from a ghoul who used a cloning machine to create food to stay alive. Why would he do that if he didn't need to eat? And Necropolis in FO1 will die if you take their water chip, proving they need water also.

Apparently he also has been knocking on the door and calling for help the whole time. And nobody noticed during 200 years.

Ich Bin the best part if you go to his parents home before bring him there. Theirs no dialog, they don't ask you to go find their kid. The quest should've been with them to find their missing child.

Ich Bin Just like when you ask the Abernathy mom questions (The game assumes you'll talk to them right at the beginning for some reason) like "Why don't we use dollars and cents" or "what's a Tato?", she responds "Those old things?" and "Fruits change to survive a nuclear fallout". Seriously? She grew up in this world that already had this stuff for 200 years, but she responds like she was using money a couple years ago and knowing which foods are post-war. She should have almost no idea that dollars and cents were a thing. Bethesda just doesn't understand how long 200 years is. Another thing thst bothered me is the Vault Tec salesman still crying over being a "hideous ghoul". Like dude, you've been a ghoul 5x longer than you've been human. Get the fuck over it. The fact that he can remember anything about his human life, let alone YOUR CHARACTER'S FACE, is well beyond ridiculous to me. If that kind of stuff was meant to be humorous I'd look the other way, but no, that's Bethesda trying to create serious conversations and characters.

Bethesda doesnt understand the concept of time. Although I kinda liked the fact the Vault Tec Salesman was reintroduced later in the game they totally missed the chance of having a cool companion that understands how he world was back then, instead they gave us a crappy settler that seems to be stuck in the past, I even wonder how he survived for 200 years. There was this nice moment when you ask the baseball bat selling dude in Diamond City about Baseball and he explains the game's rules in a completely different way. I liked that detail because it kinda showed that people would look at the old world ruins and make up stories in their minds about how things used to be, kind of like the Kings copied Elvis without knowing who he was, based only on the holotapes and pictures they found around the building. Sadly, these details are minute and overshadowed by sheer stupidity.

Sadly that seems like a perfectly logical progression from stuff that was in Fallout 3. A guy who believes he's a vampire! Two crazies pretending to be superheroes fighting! A village that's populated completely by children! It's like a list of individual concepts that someone thought sounded cool, and they just threw them in the game without caring about consistency or logic.

We do a little trolling

But then why show up to just some random stranger

@@itspice8737 trolling

That person just accidentally created a death cult with their weekend hobby

That's what the wiki says, that she was a former member of the children prior to their move from far harbor to the submarine base, her house is by haddock cove

I was thinking about that today hopefully Bethesda will get with the program. We'll find out in star field

​​​@@rushpatriot2866and boy did we find out lol

​@@_holy__ghost somehow, pokemon is more mature than starfield

And some nights there's no asking, no option, it's just "here's what's happening."

Yes, I was talking wwith someone and said recently that most modern role playing game's by Bethesda consist of a choice of order, rather than the order of choices most role playing games give, for no matter if players decide to give faction 1 or 2 the focus, its kund of meaningless in completion, since they will play through the same story ultimately I think in older videogames they produced E.g: (Daggerfall, Fallout 3, Morrowind) players roleplayed in two ways, one informing the other; 1 was through the obvious way, making choices in exchanges of dialogue. 2 was pretending these (no matter how impactful in context) impacted the way you walked through the world/how people percieved u... I think in Skyrim/Fallout 4 and Fallout 4 online, only the second role playing type remains; pretending... only I'm not pretending my choices mattered more than they did... I'm pretending I had choices at all, only once I reach someone unlike in Daggerfall, Fallout 3 or Morrowind...nothing matters, I have no options presented to me... nothing i've done or can do does anything, who you pretend to be in The Elder Scrolls Skyrim is unimpactful on the videogame itself only your preception of it; you can't roleplay as anyone other than the Starborn, or Glitchborn or Dragonborn. Syrim/Fallout 4 and 76 (I haven't played Starfield yet) are videogames where you pretend to roleplay, rather than roleplay something you pretended

Yikes

Aged like milk.

@@mafiafankyl Curdled Milk🤢

@@thej823 so dumpster fire Fo4, modified insignificantly by paying? I'm so not sold.

Still not as bad as Star Citizen

Can see that happening, considering how absurdly long and lacking this video is. Too long, the guy should have made its point within an hour or so.

@@Playcool18 just because your goldfish brain can't handle it, doesn't mean it should be shorter.

Playcool18 I mean it’s a massive in depth analysis so the point is to go over everything. So it’s gonna be long

Why are you all falling asleep to his videos, I’ve seen a ton of comments like this lmao.

i did this with his god of war video last night, just rewatched the whole vid

The only reason I love Skyrim is because of the Requiem overhaul mod tbh

FACT: skyrim would not be as big or popular without the modding community

idk if its just me, but even with mods i cant seem to want to play fo4 for more than 2 hours

@@buerertjust do what i do with rimworld and add more mods

@@igunn8632 tried it. still boring.

Lies. as a courier, I can confirm that your everyday job is going to people’s homes and blowing their heads off with a .50 cal anti material rifle before then stealing all their caps on their shelf

@@D00000T i guess i can't argue with that

@@D00000T damn, Amazon is paying you that little?

i Dont think amazon can afford the price of. 50 rounds for a anti material rifle. At best theyd give him a pipe wrench

dot and stripping their bloodied cloths of them so you can sell them for more caps

Pay to play services are worse than pay to win, only marginally... can't win if you cant play Both need shunted to space.

Almost heeaaaaven-

It's called "Toddposting" if you weren't aware.

4 chan

We don't talk about that game.

He has a lot of audacity saying, "We gave these people normal sticks to play with, but they started pretending they were swords instead >: ( " like it was the players fault they had to make their own fun. If most people aren't engaging with your story, then maybe your story is the problem, Emil.

*5 years later

@@bighunkmcsexyguy At the time this comment was made, RU-vid showed the video as 4 years old.

Can stand playing Witcher 3 anymore needs a remake

Witcher 3 really makes any RPG looks like pure shit these days. Those side quests are fucking insane.

skyrim is still better

Tommy Vercetti I am playing Witcher 3 right now and while yes the side quests are more involved and entertaining I can't really say they make me care about characters involved. Unless I am finding side quests that I think are main quests and haven't realized yet. :P

never was*

It's too bad The Witcher 3's combat was shit.

And that was off putting after hearing the rest of the lines

What about “A MAGIC BOAT RIDE?!?!?!?!?! Will there be sea monsters~?”? Like seriously, when people say that Nora is better, I show them this voiceline.

nora is better bcuz she has a punani

He had more passion telling a cat to go home than the entire search for his son.

Moistens my eyes every time I get the privilege of hearing it

We need a modded to add this into the game…

Not that I disagree with Joseph but talk is cheap, things are rarely that simple when you have to work with hundreds of people.

@@Kaxology I mean sure it's all theoretical armchair development and based on 20/20 hindsight but it's cool nevertheless

How sweet

This is one of my go-to videos for sleeping as well. I switch it up between Joe's videos, though. Edith Finch is a really good sleep video, for example

@@petermhibbard Lately I've been doing something similar to spice up my sleeping habits. I've been cycling through The Witcher videos, the Uncharted and LOU one, Mario Oddisey and Botw. There's just something about Joe's voice that allows me to sleep while other youtubers just won't do.

@@entombedmachine1518 I just saw this comment, nice Job for a Cowboy reference in your username, that song is a (head)banger :D

@@jaji666 Haha, thanks buddy. Also, thanks for being able to take a joke :)

It's bad when you get sent to the iron works for every single one.

i went to that fucking factory at least 5 times before I never took another settlement quest again

"They are not that bad if you just do them every now and then. It's just a way to get extra xp." -Captain- Then why not just have it a specifically designed quest and then be done with it. And then have that quest do an effect on the actual world itself.

Another settlement needs our help

there are some quests that also dont work

Uhm, Oblivion was the start of handholding, but Skyrim took it further.

Play Fallout 1 or 2

@@levyata8964 overrated tbh

@darzsh got doodoo brain

I'm sorry, but saying you never had to try with oblivion doesn't sound right. The game forces you to grind to level efficiently so as to not get destroyed at anything above normal difficulty.

Me

For real. I rewatch his videos all the time. It’s a genuine testament to his skill how good they are on multiple watches. Waiting patiently for the Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk videos 🤞🏻

I love watching this video when i cant sleep

real recognize real king

Same. This is my 3rd time watching this video. I love all his Fallout videos.

The man knows his time

*smack* Nice.

Let’s see Paul Allen’s fallout 4 review

Except for the fact is 76 word was not a massive collection of combat Arenas combined together as I thought it was going to be along with everyone els. and the fact they dumbed down the vats so in some ways the combat is worse than falout 4. and for the cherry on top there is no RPG mechanics so yeah except for a vary few number of quests like 4 only 4 one for each faction so yeah. (I'm so happy I didn't spend 80 dollars for skins)

En' Peacee Shekelstein Yh Bethesda tried to lie but it was common sense how it was going to play out.

TBH, all of the major design problems with Fallout 76 (removal of conversation, simplification of game loop to JUST "exploration, combat, gathering") always remind me of this video. He called it for sure, and we should heed these points in looking at Bethesda's future works.

Except they not only didn't bother with the story in F76, they didn't bother with much of anything, it seems like. And there are still some magazines out there praising fixes of major bugs as "Bethesda improving their game after release." And @Samurai Shampoo : Time doesn't stop in F4, it just slows down. It's literally the first Fallout where time doesn't stop in Vats. And while technically both are just cinematic aimbots, it's much dumber in F76 because one can just choose to ignore it in any other Fallout game, and there one uses it only on NPCs. F76 is literally a PvP-Game with a build-in aimbot, and that is what makes it so much dumber.

@En' Peacee Shekelstein hindsight? Lol. I knew it would be failure the day they announced it. They really need new CEO's at these gaming companies, or something. Idk. Clearly baby boomers don't know how video games work. They don't care if it works though, just if it sells, and that's really sad. I think 76 was a test of what they can get away with. They wanted to see if they could get away with just remaking fallout 4, but with no story whatsoever. Fallout 4 only had like 50% of a story, so they were just going all or nothing, and thankfully it failed.

They have plenty of smart people there. They’re doing this shit, because they know what they’re doing, they’re planning everything ahead, should they choose to make NV2, they would’ve done so (whether succeeded or not is another big question). Ever since Fallout 3 they started going the opposite way the original were going. They do this, because they can get away with it and earn far more while creating a bloated, generic game, nearly anyone can pick up and get in, than trying to make a game for narrow audience.

Tell me how many times you’ve heard the same guy say “patrollin’ the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter”

@@Joe-my6go To be fair, New Vegas has a fraction of the budget and time 4 did, it's a miracle it turned out how it did

@@Joe-my6go that sht is so charming tho especially when you take a fnv hiatus for awhile and come back

@@greatandmightykevin nah just Bethesda makes the bar so low it makes NV look like a miracle in comparison

According to their recent AMA, nothing like that is in the works or even the plans. Coupled with F4 being a success and therefore undesirable to part with, it doesn't look too good for Fallouts as rpg.

That's unfortunate...

RIP elder scrolls 6 to, im so afraid of this game. i only hope for cyberpunk 2077 for west rpg now.

Aslo most of the people that made fallout New Vegas the great game that it was have left Obsidian.

A reminder that Obsidian is making a World of Tanks clone rn, lmao. Actually this is kind of sad.

Based department wanted to see you

Yeah that Would Make sense

When he said 'There has never been a Bethesda game where being the leader of a faction felt rewarding' I had to stop and think for awhile... but he's totally right. There's nothing in Morrowind, Oblivion ,Fallout 3, Skyrim or Fallout 4. Being made leader is meaningless, and it's something they do constantly. It's always the journey, the destination is that you're leader now, whatever, go do something else.

Becoming the leader of a faction for completing quests for them is pretty dumb either way. "Oh, there's that important issue, let's talk to our leader about it! Wait, our leader hasn't been here for 3 years now... well, we're fucked." The role of the player doesn't fit the leader of a faction, at least not the way it is assigned in most games. Having influence on important decisions of the leader as a champion or whatever, that works, but not being the leader. That would only work if you have a big inter-connected story line (confined to one city or smaller separate story lines in each city), not something you just do and it's over.

agreed

planescaped atleast in Morrowind your choices matter. If you joined certain factions it would make it so you couldn’t join rival ones. That is cool but it’s the rpg elements they are steering away from. I doubt that will ever come back and I think ES6 will be more of what fallout 4 was like... not a bad game just not a great rpg. Wide as an ocean deep as a puddle like he said in the video.

It's in the top 5 for games with the longest scripts, only beaten by visual novels

@@zulda1396 and every one hated it. That's hilarious in a tragic way.

@@ArcAngle1117 A lot of people love fallout 4. Personally I really enjoyed it, but I can admit that it's not as good as Fallout New Vegas, but it wasn't trying to be Fallout New Vegas either.

@@ArcAngle1117 It would be tragic if they did it for the purpose of making the game better, but I think it was for marketing. The game director was Todd Howard. On that alone I'd say its not tragic, its karmatic. What's gonna be tragic is watching the same thing that played out with fallout 4 play out with elder scrolls 6. ES6, I bet you, is gonna be the same thing as fallout 4, but with swords and magic. Prob gonna have mostly positive on steam, some people are gonna like the slop, and some are gonna complain that its worse for all the same reasons. My greatest hope is that I'm wrong and it is even half, no even just a quarter, of the spectacle that 76 was (I have no hope of it veering toward a better path).

It'd take years for someone to Frankenstein together a New Vegas-type experience into Fallout 4, but I'd love to see the game's RPG elements fully realized by modders. And I'm not talking about the community project to literally turn Fallout 4 into New Vegas, I mean that you could take Fallout 4's world and piece together another New Vegas out of it. The ingredients are there in the story, factions fighting over a relatively untouched and advanced part of the wasteland, interesting companion characters that make you appreciate certain elements of the Commonwealth or other parts of the wasteland, plenty of locations to deal in sidequests and so on. The problem is that Bethesda made an Action-Adventure game with a modern crafting and building system where as most people wanted an Immersive RPG where you could debate the true meaning of morality and sentience with a man who just found out that he's a robot. You get glimpses of that, but they're almost always overshadowed by the gameplay loop, making them the exceptions, not the norm.

unfortunately the confirmed use of similar strategies/techniques by Todd in the creation of Starfield will prove to age this point like a fine wine

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I’ve played it like 46 times and everytime I play I start the game and get sooo bored of loading screens and running around to find stones and tablets and shit for the first 2 hours of the game. And it’s just easy asf.

@@vulturee7338 about 8000 hours on my skyrim since it released, Fallout 4 has only lasted maybe 1,000 hours since it's release.

Sajirou Plays which game would u recommend?

I really want to experience Bethesada at their best but I have other fantasy stories for that niche, and fallout really doesn't interest me in that way. also I'm trying to cut down the number of dragons for personal reasons. aaaaah. why must the best bethesda game (including feature bugs) be all about dragons?!

You should feel special i mean theres only 9 more of you

Brooo I remember that. Bruhhh.

which episode?

@@Sassy_Witch "Family Land" Season 9, Episode 10

@@swaggerdagger8976 That was a good episode

I used a mod to have the Minutemen invade and kill all the raiders on your orders, it was waaay better plotline.

IKR. It's funny how so many miss this key breakdown. It's like you are ready to let Bethesda off the hook for putting the opening on rails. You are almost all in as a gamer at this point, and then Bethesda just throws all their hard work away for nothing. Absolutely no logic to it, on any level.

The Institute was the straw that broke the camel's back for me. The repetitive quests were grating on me, the companions weren't that great because the dialogue was shit, NPC's seemed like truly stupid conversationalists, constantly exposing their scripting as a total mess. Combat is fun, the leveling was good enough honestly but that's it... The game isn't balanced well enough for it to compare with other shooters. But the fucken institute, could've been so cool. I'd though maybe I would get some cool choices or something.... But no, it's just shit. So I put the game down and never picked it up again.

The idea that you read the comments in this thread and thought anyone had "blind hatred for Fallout 4" seems to instead indicate your blind fanboyism. People are writing reasoned arguments and your contribution is "nuh-uh, you're dumb."

This guy is just going around comment threads being a little shit like he is here. Best to just ignore him.

I agree with your opinion and think this game is paper thin in plot and motives.

Shows how far you got into the video, it's so funny how we watch these ridiculously long reviews and analyzing, it's actually kind of soothing, intellectually.

He's so serious all the time whilst critiquing games that I really didn't expect that joke haha. Caught me off guard

Harry LEVI it's at 1:32:20 oml joe

the best part of the video

Yeeeeeeeeeaaaah, me too! hahahahaha best joke I heard in my life for the reasons listed above (Mercy Segen & The White Mage comments)

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I've just started playing it again on PC with a hundred mods. Cyberpunk has been updated and I'm like Nah I'm good with Fonv haha. That's a real game 👍

Exactly! I'm a huge fan of New Vegas and RPG's of that type. Fallout 4 was - and still is - such a huge disappointment to me. Yet, years later I just started a new playthrough and sat there exploring for three hours straight. I wonder what it is...

@@Lucax97 it's Bethesda open world magic, you don't find that in most open worlds out there, can't wait for what they'll bring to the table with starfield.

Of course you did not understand it because you want to be invested in story but you realise it does not make sense because they did not give a shit. Everything in the video is painfully true.

pretty much, the devs forced the institute into that role when naturally they would've never done such a thing, hell all major factions look like they were forced into their roles. like who would the brotherhood ever go after the institute? most of their tech is beyond what their code calls for, and even then going after the syth's doesnt make sense.

+Thekilleroftanks The Brotherhood actually fits quite nicely into the role they were given. The Institute creates weapons and other tech that could be dangerous in the wrong hands. That being said, the massive militarization of the Brotherhood is another thing entirely and does not fit with the Brotherhood we know or Lyon's splinter group.

User Name not entirely. yes they dont like tech being in other hands, but seeing the west coast brotherhood was the most LIBERAL group, and even they didnt considered new tech to be that much of a threat... do you really believe the brotherhood would go after them? also add on the fact they're more or less committing genocide and not do the thing they are known for, taking the tech and making sure it stays out of evil people's hands... so naturally making yourself a known force, and killing all syth's on sight kinda makes finding their base impossible.

Thekilleroftanks Considering the surrounding groups were tribals and barely put together government, I'd say they had no reason to *at the time*. They didn't go after new tech because new tech was essentially scrap houses and plumbing pipe guns. When the NCR started to advance and fix up significant old world tech and start creating their own, the Brotherhood stepped in and they went to war. Then you have the Brotherhood and Enclave war, where we know for a fact that new tech was being created, but that did not deter the Brotherhood. There's a precedent for this type of action already set. What I meant was that the Brotherhood's goal in the Commonwealth is not as 'forced' as the other factions, their methods, however, are.

lol Seems nice to have a gaming dad tho.

Seems nice to have a dad

@@calebkeyes5628 I'm here for you, son

@@Dad................. 🤣🤣

Dad 💯💯🙏😂😂

And the first bobblehead at the same time. Ughh. And killing a deathclaw in the first hour of playing. Say what you will of Fallout 3, but it didn't make that kind of blunders.

They blew their load too early. You gotta work for that power armor. And the ability not to get raped by deathclaws.

HornetUK1 I don't see how it was overpowered as it broke quite quickly in the early parts

It isn't particularly hard to repair. Everything except the torso needs only steel to repair and there's a shit load of that in every settlement. And the torso material is not hard to find either.

It was so lame that I stopped playing the game and only came back later for another playthrough.

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You win a copy of Fallout 76 !

111 likes... Lmao.

New Vegas was my favourite game that Bethesda didn't want to make... and wasn't. Aside from that it'd definitely be the Neverwinter Nights games(not the MMO) and that already was made better by the community fixing it. After that, it'd have to be Obsidian, and then Skyrim with the mods actually being allowed(as they decided to fuck that over multiple times, and the base game ruined mage-play), and they created the meme that IS bethesda from their skyrim mod BS that has lead their status to this day even. They used to just be the "release a bugged game, only play with the community mod" company and fought hard to be the "idk check if the mod works the company is fucked".

@@lifeisvanilla6047 ummm... what? Sorry, but that paragraph is really hard to follow. It's like you forgot to type in a few very important sentences and I'm lost.

This reminds me a tad of something that happened during the original DOOM's development. At one point they had to drop everything and start working on a SNES port of Wolf3D, because IIRC the person they initially hired to do it was under a contract that ended up licensing the port to Interplay (gee, what a coincidence); who demanded that the port be finished by a deadline that the original programmer couldn't meet. History repeats itself in strange ways.

What do they actually do at Bethesda then they all seem clueless

Would you happen to have a link to the developer's diary? I'd love to read more on this.

I’m going to be ‘that guy’, but you’ve forced my hand. “Must HAVE”, not ‘of’. Normally wouldn’t care, but my GOD is that one of the most egregious mistake I see people make all the time. What is wrong with you people?

*mistakes* Still not as horrific as ‘must of’ seriously man.

nah.

Big Al still better and more believable than fallout 4

It then becomes my mission to kill all my offspring. They don't deserve this cruel misery (hopefully the game won't be shit enough to not give me that choice, my character will be a psycho)

then you decide you must save one of them called father but he's really named shaun. then one of them turns out to be your real father despite you being older than them and you have 4 yes options to save both of them and one to save shaun. if you save shaun, you have to pass a speech check (110 intelligence+you have to have every possible buff in the game) you have to fight 10000000 molerats and once you do the game ends with a cutscene of an ant hill getting nuked and it zooms out and transforms into a vault getting nuked. war. war never changes if you choose to save father (oh yeah did i say both of them... nah) despite all of your children turning against you, he'll side with you and you run out of the vault where the end game cutscene of you running out of the vault mosaic's into you coming out of the womb and getting nuked inside a hospital. war. war never changes. then fo: van buren gets a full release and the world is fixed and everyone irl is happy asf and takes acid on the daily and no longer has to work or do anything

Big Al that’ll explain all the mole rat miners I’ve had to kill....

Big Al And than you have to kill them all..

Carter Thompson I believe there was a new head writer for Far Harbor compared to the base game.

D R Than that writer deserves a promotion and the one who wrote fallout 4 needs a boot

I believe 100% it had a different writer. It'd be very easy to find this out, but I'm lazy and don't care about fallout 4 nearly enough to check.

@@silent_stalker3687 Definitely, that dude fucked up Skyrim's story as well. awful writer

I’ll agree in large part with that.

I believe it’s 2.0 for the enemies and 1.5 for the player but with adrenaline at full .50 it’s an even 2.0. Not that crazy really

Did you know about the *SEE-SAW* effect?

You know, I didn't get that reference until I scrolled down and saw this magnificent comment. Thank you, my sides are now in pain and I'm laughing profusely.

The female voice is the same....

Yes! and it's hilarious because there is literally no other line with emotion in the entire game with exception to perhaps 'Shaun, they took him'. as if the voice actor recorded those two lines first then couldn't be buggered anymore.

Tyche Roman y

Seriously, shame on the main characters voice actors for being absolute trash.

JustinNasty don’t blame them, you have to blame the direction/director. As an actor, you do as you are directed to. If the director didn’t like how the voice actors said the line then they wouldn’t have been in the game.

one could argue the cryo vault in F04 was actually a Vault-tec experiment in whether humans would turn to cannibalism, and how quickly. If you read, the scientists and guards weren't given much food.

Well shit that's logic that can't be argued with

Well, you do look human enough

Memellyssa 10 year old Shaun is a synth experiment. Father tells you that almost immediately

Memellyssa what are you on about? When we see Shaun get taken, that’s 60 years prior to when the Sole Survivor is released from his cryogenic pod. The child Shaun in the Institute is a synth, real Shaun is Father.

@@Slender_Man_186 that confuses me, did Kellogg have the synth version of shaun with him? Why would he have him??

Your name is fucking legendary

wait, he seriously didnt know Fallout had magic? Fallout 1 had fucking Psykers with telekinetic powers and telepathy XD

Not to mention the lack of depth with the Triggermen, or rather, the absence of a simple story about a gang war between the Irish Mob, the Triad and the Bratva

Tobias Barbo the people behind the USS Constitution quest were the only ones who had played a Fallout game before while the rest were told what a Fallout game was.

It was so weird, wasn't it? It's like the game designers suddenly remembered they were supposed to be making an RPG, and then they forgot again right after. I almost dislike the fact that it's there because it feels out of place and it reminds me of what this game could've been.

Tobias Barbo LOL

Omg so true i replayed that quest line yesterday and it feels so out place and more like a Fallout 3 quest line, but in bad 😅

I loved that quest.

Just listen to it as background. I'm just doing some minor tasks in gta 5 while listening to it.

Soul

The other end of him as his last...breath? escapes. @:^}

Throat gurgles

Heaven?

Came from his bolls

Man. Come Fly With Me is when it clicked to me that New Vegas is something special. Before playing FNV almost of the games I've played were linear and always had preset bad guys that are always evil and you always had to kill them. But when I played new vegas, I was impressed with the first possible sidequest, Ghost Town Gunfight. The dialogue choices, optional objectives, and just being able to talk to the bad guy (Joe Cobb) and allow me the option to *join them* instead during the sidequest was mind blowing to me. But then I got to Novac and got Come Fly With Me. At first I thought its just going to be a simple "kill everything" quest with nothing else to do but then I got to talk with the bright brotherhood ghouls and chris about the nightkin in the basement. At this point though, I've run out of ammo for my main weapons from killing the ferals outside of REPCONN and I didn't know companions were a thing, so when I got to the basement I avoided the nightkin and tried to find ammo in rooms. That's when met their leader. So he talked to me, asked me about any stealthboys and to find them, found a surviving ghoul and a terminal recording that there aren't any stealthboys in REPCONN, and the nightkin just leave. Being able to talk to an "obviously monstrous" bad guy and deal with him non lethally by getting me to find the items he's looking for *and* he makes good on his promise? That's unheard of!

@@DJWeapon8 every time I replay new vegas I always feel I'm dragged along on that quest, it's now very good imo

a good dad... ):

Ean Haworth I think I still prefer New Vegas

AJ Patterson sane

AJ Patterson Ave True to Caesar

Do you prefer the JOHNNY GUITARRRR also?

3-Dog is still the top dog for me

LewStep I know this is late but I’m new Vegas and 3 Gouls don’t need good or water

The real question is how does the sub still have power nuclear powered subs need to refuel every 25 years

@@vigil_vigil7802 In NV a ghoul specifically said it needs to eat and drink to live.

@@TiredRoman BGS retconned that with the ghoul kid in the fridge. They love messing up their lore.

@@fulcrumthebrave5715 yeah...thats kinda the point of the issue we have with the quest. Making someone not need food to live isn't a small retcon either. If Bethesda doesn't want to even play lip service to the lore then i feel justtifed in believing that 4 and 76 are not really in the Fallout universe.

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don’t care + didn’t ask + cry about it + stay mad + get real + L + mald seethe cope harder + hoes mad + basic + skill issue + ratio + you fell off + the audacity + triggered + any askers + get a life + ok and? + cringe + touch grass + not based + your’re probably white + not funny didn’t laugh + grammar issue + go outside + get good + reported + ad hominem + GG! + ur momdon’t care + didn’t ask + cry about it + stay mad + get real + L + mald seethe cope harder + hoes mad + basic + skill issue + ratio + you fell off + the audacity + triggered + any askers + redpilled + get a life + ok and? + cringe + touch grass + donowalled + not based + your’re a full time discordian + not funny didn’t laugh + you’re* + grammar issue + go outside + get good + your gay + reported + ad hominem + GG! + ur mom + no + you thought you ate don’t care + didn’t ask + cry about it + stay mad + get real + L + mald seethe cope harder + hoes mad + basic + skill issue + ratio + you fell off + the audacity + triggered + any askers + redpilled + get a life + ok and? + cringe + touch grass + donowalled + not based + your’re probably white + not funny didn’t laugh + you’re* + grammar issue + go outside + get good + reported + ad hominem + GG! + ur momdon’t care + didn’t ask + cry about it + stay mad + get real + L + mald seethe cope harder + hoes mad + basic + skill issue + ratio + you fell off + the audacity + triggered + any askers + redpilled + get a life + ok and? + cringe + touch grass + donowalled + not based + your’re a full time discordian + not funny didn’t laugh + you’re* + grammar issue + go outside + get good + your gay + reported + ad hominem + GG! + ur mom + no + you thought you ate + folded + luigi mode + ok boomer + niko avocado + who asked + smh my head + child abuse + stfu non + ur mom + get a kid + imagine + no life + gay

Its so painful to hear but its true :P I wish BGS just allowed Obsidian to make Fallout and they should keep TES and Starfield as their own. Bethesda clearly doesnt and has never understood Fallout

but its still was shit

@@TheRealNobleSixx I think it could be. They are still praised for their writing. Outer Worlds might not have been a huge success but I dont think anyone can say the writing in it was bad. Id say the writing in Outer Worlds was tons better than anything in 4. Gameplay as well Obsidian could probably make it feel way more modern and less clunky

Heavykiin his face makes it pure gold, like ‘yep, this shit always happens to me 😒’

All new rendering, lighting and landscape technology

Do you actually dislike fo76? Or you just in the boat?

@@ShawnD1012 you actually think hes gonne go "oh im just in the boat"?

@@ShawnD1012 did you ever play the game? Cause I did, yesterday, and it still runs like absolute dog shit.

@@The.Nasty. nope I never played it, but I've watched people play and they enjoy it. But all I hear is people shitting in it

witcher 3 is too good

No mods though D=

The Nerdiacs Podcast It has mods, but not many

Not Science oh, you're right. Wow, never even paid attention but there's a whole section on Nexus Mods. Pretty neat.

Really? How so? I admit there are a few standout ones for sure, but at least 60 percent of them are quite mundane and uninteresting. I give CDPR credits for having voice acting and little stories for almost every side quest, but very few of those stories are worth caring about or relate to. Most of them are just peasants or snobby city residents mumble about their problems and ask you to kill something for them. Also the questing itself can still be very tedious and always result in tracking something with witcher sense, which is vomit inducing thanks to the camera, and combat. I put 62 hours into the game and completed the majority of side content. I couldn't muster the strength to finish the last quarter of the game because how boring and repetitive it ended up becoming.

It’s essentially he same as the us in ww2 figuring out Germany had nukes.