I haven't touched Fallout 4.

I refuse to.

the first dlc really drove the point home, for me

Distance Fog Island
so bethesda
lazy as fuck gimmick to save the renderer from having to do anything

the perfect dupe

I don't know, everything that I've seen hasn't changed my overall perception that Bethesda isn't just a bunch of creatively bankrupt hacks.

i dont think theyre particularly creative

theyve never done anything original, period

at least not something original that *worked*

Their last golden moment was Morrowind, arguably Oblivion. But they hit their apex with Daggerfall (supposedly).

I wouldn't know, never played Daggerfall, but I will at some point.

Oblivion *could of* had a cool setting, but they retcond it

Everything else? Fallout 3 was shit, and Skyrim was okay if a bit soulless.

My thing with Oblivion was it was fucking soulless.

Fried

part of it is because they went with generic fantasy

instead of the jungle setting it oringally was

it is, very generic

all ES seems generic to me

They are, Size of russia, with the depth of a small puddle

which is v sad

they also dont seem to make more than one type of game, the openworld RPG

Like the only part about Oblivion that I could see myself revisiting is the Shivering Isles. Everything else just got tedious, especially with how ridiculously aggressive the level scaling was.

es could be top tier

they should do a kart racer next time

only good open world is Witcher 3, it alteast have some depth

https://media.discordapp.net/attachments/236585822474862593/518238846429954082/XdFG5fy.jpg?width=447&height=657

I'm sure that would piss absolutely everybody off.

jk they dont have any memorable characters

@Veritas Prognostician Bulletsponge the game

goddamn all the enemies had retarded ammounts of health

Fallout 3 had the same problem.

Especially after Broken Steel, holy shit.

NV is same until you grind guns

@galesteppes almost the same spongy levels as the division

they should call the skill "Guns Actually Working"

so unrealistic

NV doesn't have that issue at all. Most of the early game is against human characters, and those go down quick.

Everyone says witcher 3 has depth, but i thought the story was the primary focus of the game. leaving everyhting else boring.

early game yes, But enemies scale with your level

@Veritas Prognostician not my experience, if you dont have points in guns they do practically nothing