Hardly? Go find this person to find out where the other person you’re looking for is. That’s the main storyline.

Go find this person to tell you where to find the next person is not repetitive? I think you’re the one who’s out of their mind.

Change what? I can’t change the game’s hard coded input lag or pressing one or two buttons in every single fight...

Sounds like a personal problem. You seem easily entertained.

I like pressing other buttons when I play a game... and I also like my character to actually feel responsive, as opposed to having to wait for him to turn when I press right.

What is “subjective” about repetitive? You think you’re not doing the same thing over and over again, so you’re not?

So... good graphics, which I acknowledged. Even though when reading a book, your mind creates even better graphics... pretty much the defining quality of a good writer is the visuals they’re able to convey through words. And, like I said, if the controls aren’t up to par, interaction with the game suffers.... If I…

I’m not good at pressing right and waiting for the character to turn right? Hard coded input lag... awesome.

Because of good graphics, bad controls and repetitive gameplay? Yep. I totally get it. I bet you’re going to praise the story. But if the controls and gameplay aren’t done well, why don’t I just read a book? After all, a video game depends on human interaction with a machine...

I started seeing Minutemen almost immediately after linking a settlement or two. I even found an impostor Preston Gravy who was trying to get me to donate to the minutemen. I had to execute him for impersonating an officer.

Annie is the reason Flash needs to be removed from the game.

Does it come standard with embedded hardware backdoors?

It’s coded in Adobe Air. That’s pretty much all you need to know. They’ve had 6 years to hire someone who can code in ANY other language.

Well, it’s been a brick for the year I’ve owned it. At least it came with a year of Prime. That pays for itself.

Well, it’s been a brick for the year I’ve owned it. At least it came with a year of Prime. That pays for itself.