[ SECRET POST #4420 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4420 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

really? it is (or was) riddled with an atrocious number of bugs, the plot makes no sense, the dialogue options are a joke, as are most of the quests tbh.

i'm not one to tell people what to enjoy, but a good game this is not, much less a good fallout game. mind you i played nv after fo4, so i had no obsidian goggles on at all

sa

[(Anonymous)]

my personal favourite bug was on danse's questline where his boss showed up. i had to physically put my character model in his way (which would make him adjust his path) and manoeuvre him around danse while he was talking, or else he would not initiate dialogue with me and just walk off into the sunset, turning the brotherhood hostile
that's an hour of my life im never getting back...

[(Anonymous)]

I don't think you can talk about bugs when New Vegas was WAY, WAY worse in that regard.

[(Anonymous)]

i don't understand your point, i said i formed my opinion before i played new vegas

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[(Anonymous)]

In some ways, the way I think about Fallout 4 when I look back on playing it is the same way Iook back on Fallout 2–not as a whole, cohesive good game, but as a game with so many individual good moments that I don’t feel I can condemn it on the whole. Both games can be an absolute slog (search your feelings; you know it to be true), and both have some incredibly funny or genuinely heartrending moments, often in places where the average player is unlikely to ever find them. My single best experience of Fallout 4 was after I’d completed the game my way, seen everything I wanted my Vault Dweller to see, and then looked on TV Tropes and discovered all the obscure differences in how other people had played the game and what they had found that I hadn’t.

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[(Anonymous)]

You referenced a game-breaking bug in Danse’s quest. In the story path I took, Danse tried to kill me before I even got his quest. Yay for branching narratives!

Re: OP

[(Anonymous)]

what moments did you feel were heartrending? i can honestly say the game never touched me, the pretense of choice was so grating and the main plot so dumb i quit the game after i was finished with that. i could never play an actual character because the game deliberately withheld the most basic dialogue options as to not expose its paper thin setting and nothing ever had reaching consequences.

just thinking about it annoys me tbh.