or so

then search crashes after a while or whatever

stfu meowzers nobody will hold your hands

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i *think* the mod that bridges fo3 and nv fixes the issues of fo3

but im not sure

when was bethesda ever good?

always

since the beginning till the end

I mean as a developer

not a publisher

always

when was obsidian any good

since the beginning till the end

besides fnv

only buggy messes

even buggier than bethesda games

atleast they try harder than bethesda

but nobody talks about em cause obsidian is god or something

ever played alpha protocol

or kotor 2

@Muten the issue is though that when you accidentally stumble into these areas you can't just run back where you came from. Nope, you have to die and revert. The fact that the game also have often unclear placing of difficult areas vs Fallout 4's more easy to understand with a general rule of North=low level South=high level. Like, you walk the wrong direction out of Goodspring you are suddenly faced with lvl 28 Radscorpians.

litteral garbage

it should at least be general rule all areas outside of your starting town are low level

@MeMSix maybe you should pay more attention to what the NPCs tell you because they tell you all about the dangers of the wasteland and exactly where to go to not get fucked

or just give me the option to run back and not make the new player experience shit

the only time I had these issues was when I intentionally ignored advice from NPCs and ran into the harder parts of the game

also haveing everything near the start be super easy and only get harder the futher you go just makes everything alot more linear

I played FO3 on win7. I wish I hadn't, it's FO3 so it's Oblivion with guns and that's terrible

what makes the game feel linear is when you feel like you are surrounded by kill zones instead of giving the player some breathing room on start. At least keep the high level enemies not in the surrounding area of the starting town.

it's a wasteland

it's meant to be filled with death

lel, nice Star Citizen "*beeeh beeeh* iz more realizztic so iz beddur!" Fuck your "realism" if it comes at the harm of new player experience. Again, it is the idea of giving the new player a "play area" of sorts to get acquainted with the game before taking on greater threats. Or if you are gonna do it, give them an option other than die such as promptly fuck off back to where they came from ASAP. A slap instead of a stab so to say. Then you accomplish teaching the player about these dangerous areas without being an annoyance.

the point of the first quests is to introduce new players slowly and nicely into the game

if you ignore the first quests and go off to have your own adventure with no idea how to play the game

you're going to have a bad time

It's not realistic

it's immersive

imagine if the wasteland was easy to traverse with no real threats outside of the populated areas?

It'd be a joke

having real threats around every corner gives legitimacy to the world