I really wanted to like 76, I aimed low and still am finding myself disappointed. They removed the level cap so you still level up, but after like 70 when you have all the perk cards worth a damn there is literally no reason to level up, you don’t get any hp per level and the gear doesn’t go above level 50. I’ve been…

A settlement of irradiated children? I’ll mark it on your map.

Just when I thought Fallout had reached it’s darkest moment, this happened! Would someone please think of the radiated children!

I’ll mark it on your map for you.

It’s fitting that the worst fallout character is now in the worst fallout game... Shit gotta run, another settlement needs my help

“But... but I already nuked ALL settlements!”

And the nightmare begins anew.

The Pro isn’t worth buying anyway, unless you’re on of those who just can’t stand the thought of not having as many pixels as possible in your games. Hold off for the next generation console. The original Ps4 model may sound like a jet ready to take off, but it functions fine.

I never once said he didn’t get it, or even implied that he was “stupid.”

Horse auto veers into trees while riding and throw me off and then dies.
Arthur immediately unequips any weapon you equip to back when you get off horse.

I like riding, very rarely been using the quick travel. But I can see how people might not enjoy it. What I like most about the riding is those random events that happen during travels.

I’m guessing you’re a veteran of RDR1 and if you are, that’s probably part of what is messing you up. At least that’s my experience as a vet of RDR1. This game is a LOT easier to die in than 1. I was so used to going in anywhere, against anyone, and just ripping them to pieces. But in this game, foolishly jumping in…

You could always wish that Ubisoft made the game instead.

Don’t force me to be your idea of a guy who rub his gun furiously or massage his bullets one at a time at a camp fire.

Agreed! This is why I liked Farcry 2 as well. Everything was so animated and your character even opened the doors correctly in that game. You had a map that your character held, instead of some full screen GPS thingy.

Did you expect it to just magically sync up to your account? It’s got to pull the data from somewhere.

There’s only one correct way of using the companion app

When I saw that first screenshot from the observatory:

Even through it doesn't really make sense, I actually like the island design better. I just dislike hitting invisible walls even more.