That’s why he was scandalized

Good lord, with one character?

Ah I see, so do you eventually get to a point where it’s like “meh, another dragon, let me sneeze on him and kill him” - do you keep playing or start over with a new character?

I just use VATS to check for enemies when approaching a new location, but I don’t fire within VATS. Headshot with sniper rifle from a far distance is easier without using VATS.

If Sung would switch to wet food his cats would have less health issues. Obesity and other problems resulting from feeding your cats the corn, wheat and soy kibble instead of wet food.

Yep, you couldn’t do that in the previous games. Fallout 4 is the first one where you have the option of intimidating hostile enemies.

It’s not really possible for me to compare the replay value and how many different kinds of builds you can play in Fallout 4 vs FO3, New Vegas, Skyrim etc., because I’m still playing the first character.

For me that doesn’t sound like fun. If the combat ever becomes too easy, I get bored and make a new character.

A lot of these games are getting successful remakes! And after seeing the Vault Dweller game and their upcoming Elder Scrolls cards game, I wouldn’t be surprised to see a Tactics reboot or some kind of strategy or turn based project from Bethesda.

Yep, I’m guessing you probably wouldn’t enjoy Fallout 4 as it’s quite similar to Skyrim.

Sounds like you might have leveled up a character in Skyrim too high - did you do everything with one character? I try to avoid approaching Bethesda games this way. If I roll a Dunmer destruction mage, for example, he is not going to join the companions or dark brotherhood, while my Nord two-handed barbarian would…

It’s not about the dialogue, it’s for the experience of playing a non-violent character. Most of us play these games many times with different kinds of characters, different combat styles, etc.

If you want to play a non-violent approach, level up your charisma and intimidation. You don’t have to fight the raiders.

Very well said!

Patricia is crazy. Yes, it is the Fallout modern fans fell in love with. The core gameplay of Fallout 4 is almost identical to Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 3, Skyrim and Oblivion. If you are a fan of these games, you will love Fallout 4. The only difference is that the crafting system and the lighting is a lot better,…

Go to Covenant and the Compound. You have a similar choice.

Patricia is crazy. Yes, it is the Fallout modern fans fell in love with. The core gameplay of Fallout 4 is almost identical to Fallout New Vegas, Fallout 3, Skyrim and Oblivion. If you are a fan of these games, you will love Fallout 4. The only difference is that the crafting system and the lighting is a lot better,…

You can if you level up Charisma and intimidation perk.

>”Aren’t there like, 12 million Steam users?”

Have to agree, Skyrim is still the greatest PC game...OF ALL TIME! It’s a masterpiece, and Fallout 4 is right up there as well despite the weird dialogue system.