I’m fine with that. Two solid titles seems like a good point to transition to a fresh take on the series. Better that then going along the route of extremely similar games with minor differences every couple years.

I assumed they were just visual flavour for vendor trash, ive been selling them all while my stockpile of medkits is ever growing. They probably went a bit overboard with the medical treatments as well having lots of different items for treating different combinations of status affliction injuries, rather than the…

It’s been a while since I’ve seen the Kotaku fish.

The real question is... ... ...

CDPR: we should start migrating to more modern engines
Bethesda: we have a modern engine at home
modern engine at home:

All for a cool, cheap, $40B or whatever the absurd investment number is at this point.

It made for a funny episode of Always Sunny and at the end of the day that’s all we can really strive for. 

Sure, but when you’re a seasoned expert and someone who claims to also be an expert isn’t acting like one, it can be easy to see when something is wrong.

Hopefully the money they saved on having silent protagonists enabled them to hire a few extra voice actors to do the NPCs so you don’t have 600 different characters all sharing the same 5 voices.

I absolutely prefer voiced protagonists, but Bethesda generally has bad dialog writing, and it feels even more pronounced when it’s voiced. I think the negative reaction to FO4 was partly the generic gamergate misogyny, but mostly people who had skimmed over the mediocre dialog in previous Bethesda games sitting and…

The protag character in FO4 never bugged me, but it definitely seems like it wasn’t worth all of the effort to implement it into a game of that size. The payoff isn’t proportionate to the encumbrance placed on the dev team and voice actors to get it all done. It definitely can work in smaller, tighter-focus games,…

Unvoiced protagonists never bothered me in Bethesda games. I prefer voice acting for everyone else, but an unvoiced protagonist in this kind of game makes it easier to project onto the main character.

Yeah, the people on the forums who keep expecting this to be NMS 2 or Star Citizen, But Actually Finished are setting themselves up for disappointment and/or getting upset about things I never expected. “What, no in-atmosphere flight? No being able to fly up & down from orbit manually? Why aren’t there moon buggies to…

Regigigas has gotten a few reprieves over the years, at least. In the generations it was introduced, it couldn’t learn Protect, which would have helped it stall out Slow Start. It’s worth mentioning too that Protect was a TM, and one that almost every other Pokémon could learn, so the snub was pretty clearly…

“Give me a Legendary Pokémon who misses every other attack because its eyes are still adjusting to the sunlight after slumbering for centuries.”

[Turn 1]: PKMN BIOS V486

Aw shit, here we go again....

Maybe with boost and dash he can keep up with that fucking train. 

Every word of this. Well said.