🚀 go-pugleaf

On Fri, 13 Nov 2015 08:14:02 -0800 (PST), Justisaur
<just...@gmail.com> wrote:

>> In a huge open world, "huge" becomes a liablity if the world is
>> fundamentally an unpleasant place to be.
>
>I actually like that about FO3, besides I'm sure the beautification mods will be along in record time (I didn't care for the beautification that much, other than the people, as I'll agree Bethesda's faces are really bad.)
>
>I'm still thinking of getting it as I've got a few days on Thanksgiving week to blow, and nothing besides Fallout Shelter's been grabbing me.  I'm not sure my rig is up to it though, as I've only got a GT270 and 4gb of ram.  It's way past time to upgrade, but money just seems to be getting tighter and tighter.
>
>I suppose I could get Mad Max as that's got far better reviews, but I still haven't seen the new movie, which I'd like to do before I get into the game.  I wonder if it's on demand yet?
>
>I would guess the deciding factor would be, does FO4 feel more like FO3 or NV?  I really didn't like NV, but did FO3 (after a few mods were out at least, which then speaks to waiting again).  
>
>- Justisaur

I haven't ever held off on purchasing a game I wanted so bad. 

FO4 now appears to be acceptably playable without constantly using
VATS, but instead of improving Skyrims horrible control customization
they actually made it worse. Unbelievable.

The STALKER series is my favorite of all time, so I'm all-in on the
darker/bleaker the better. Other Fallout games have sort of a
whimsical streak with the dark tone. Just like Borderlands, dark
content with a splash over gallows humor work well together.

I'm in when either Bethesda (lol) or modders fix it. Seems like the
key re-assigners like Auto Hot Key and Glovepie are creating other
issues with the game.