While it's funny to translate it that way, that quote is just standard PR-speak. A lot of words that in the end don't say anything. It's how you talk to the lowest common denominator.
If interviewers had any balls they'd call out people when they do this. In fact they should be offended to be talked at in this way. But they don't have balls and more often than not interviewers are just part of the lowest common denominator themselves.
Who's the dame?
Who's the dame?
The gurl from big bang theory. idk wtf she was doing there.
A bunch of celebs and LA trash were invited to the Fallout 4 launch party. Max Landis reported that it was a disaster, with miserable devs who looked like they felt like they were trapped at their own party, and a bunch of people who had no idea what a Fallout was.The gurl from big bang theory. idk wtf she was doing there.
Obsidian is a pile of shit for how they treated MCA.
May Chapter 13 bankruptcy find those fucks.
talented Obsidian staff
Does anyone argue that FONV is the 'pinnacle' of RPGs? I think it's an extremely flawed game. Surely the argument is that FONV does a lot of important things fairly well, or at least better than FO3 did, and no more than that, rather than it being the pinnacle of RPGs (if such a thing even exists).Fallout New Vegas is the new Final Fantasy VII it seems. A good game that years after its release a lot of fanbois overrate and overhype to the extreme...
No, New Vegas was not the pinnacle of RPGs... In fact, it was not a pure RPG at all, it was an Action-RPG like FO3... Sure, it had some more C&C and some better writting, but it was still essentially a standalone FO3 expansion and it regressed from it in some things like the worse map (with less freedom of movement) for example.
It was a good game, and a sequel would be fine, i guess, if you count the fact that there are no worthwhile single player AAA games getting made anymore, so i suppose a NV2 would be something...
I grew up with the original Fallouts and even though i own ALL fallout games ever released, i don't care about the franchise anymore. Frankly speaking even the originals are hugely overrated, especially on this forum. While they are the go-to example of what an RPG IS, as games per se, they were nothing spectacular. They were short, full of bugs, and most skills were useless. FO1 and 2 were the only games i have ever played were only 1 skill truly mattered: Small Guns. Get 100% small guns, get Power armor, you OP, you win. Most skills were so rarely useful that essentially you gimped your character by putting points on them... I spent my summers as a teenager playing them but i never understood what their hype was about. Fallout Tactics was fine but no one really playtested the damn thing, the difficulty was all over the place and it was a chore to complete. FO3 and FONV were fun shooter-rpgs i enjoyed but still don't get why so much hype... FO4 was garbage and after seeing FO76 i am done with the franchise. You should be, too.
Does anyone argue that FONV is the 'pinnacle' of RPGs? I think it's an extremely flawed game. Surely the argument is that FONV does a lot of important things fairly well, or at least better than FO3 did, and no more than that, rather than it being the pinnacle of RPGs (if such a thing even exists).
Wanting a successor doesn't necessarily mean people consider it the pinnacle of RPGs, but OK.Does anyone argue that FONV is the 'pinnacle' of RPGs? I think it's an extremely flawed game. Surely the argument is that FONV does a lot of important things fairly well, or at least better than FO3 did, and no more than that, rather than it being the pinnacle of RPGs (if such a thing even exists).
Yes, if you go by all the hype for New Vegas that exists online. You don't see people clamoring for Baldur'Gate successor, Kotor successor, Bloodlines successor, Torment successor etc, as much as you see them crying for New Vegas. It seems the vast majority of people hold up New Vegas as some kind of holy grail, and they keep referencing it everywhere. They may not say it explicitly, but they do imply that for them it is the best RPG ever... Hence my comment.
FNV was still essentially a standalone FO3 expansion and it regressed from it in some things like the worse map (with less freedom of movement) for example.
even the originals are hugely overrated
they were nothing spectacular.
They were short, full of bugs, and most skills were useless. FO1 and 2 were the only games i have ever played were only 1 skill truly mattered
i never understood what their hype was about.
FO1 and 2 were the only games i have ever played were only 1 skill truly mattered: Small Guns. Get 100% small guns, get Power armor, you OP, you win. Most skills were so rarely useful that essentially you gimped your character by putting points on them...
Says the fucking idiot that thought Vulpes Inculta was the leader of Caesar's Legion (probably went to a wiki and assumed he was the leader). You didn't played New Vegas, so you can stick your "opinion" up your ass.FNV is disgusting garbage. Garbage writing, quest design and no exploration value.
For FNV2 to happen we would first need a successful canon game like Fallout 5 so FNV2 ride the success wave with minimal effort invested in development.
Says the fucking idiot that thought Vulpes Inculta was the leader of Caesar's Legion (probably went to a wiki and assumed he was the leader). You didn't played New Vegas, so you can stick your "opinion" up your ass.FNV is disgusting garbage. Garbage writing, quest design and no exploration value.
For FNV2 to happen we would first need a successful canon game like Fallout 5 so FNV2 ride the success wave with minimal effort invested in development.
Says the idiot who keeps posting retarded comments and doesnt have a single tag yet. Try harder.
You thought Vulpes Inculta was the leader of Caesar's Legion because only he has this. You didn't played New Vegas, admit it. Also admit that you are just a butthurt retard because no one likes your precious Fallout 3.Some stupid and boring factions like one lead by a degenerate retard wearing a wolf head F2 style.