connorhedgehog
2015
having fun going through on a pc instead of console! installed mods to shut up my player character and make the dialogue selection more traditional. avoiding the main quest and factions at all costs and doing a sneak melee build with no charisma or intelligence. pretty cool!
absolutely stunning for the first few hours, before you put it down and never pick it back up again (much like botw!) has the exact same flaws as botw, like having an open world with nothing in it, but this one has building!
hate to be so negative on this one, i did love the game for the few hours i played it, but god it fucking sucks to replay or even go super far in
if anything, i was hoping it would at least convince devs to steal the building mechanics, but then nintendo patented them. thanks nintendo!
hate to be so negative on this one, i did love the game for the few hours i played it, but god it fucking sucks to replay or even go super far in
if anything, i was hoping it would at least convince devs to steal the building mechanics, but then nintendo patented them. thanks nintendo!
2018
super underrated game in the series! no man's sky type deal where it sucked on launch, but rocks now. most people making fun of it haven't played it in years, or at all. the main story is lackluster but it's not really the point. the nuka world event was pretty neat, some of the side quests are cool, and i like the idea of being able to drop nukes on the world for some reason. take it as a multiplayer fallout game instead of fallout 4.5, and you get a pretty fun experience
2015
pretty cool game until my companion, nick valentine, disappeared. only fixable with dlc. had him for the whole game so i didn't feel like continuing without him
a surprisingly well made port. pc players and mobile players get matched against each other, which does result in some not so fun matches. campaign is still there! two stars for being as pay to win as a game physically can be
2019
one of my favourite games of all time!!! the companions with actual character depth, the end zone, the bosses that i fought way too underleveled, the quest markers that actually tell you what quest you're going to... amazing game!
2010
fallout: new vegas has some of the best writing, stories, and world building i've ever seen in a game. unfortunately, i've only gotten to experience these second hand.
the gameplay feels like they copied an existing engine (which they did) without knowing what features they were working with, so it ends up playing horribly. you have to spend three hours installing mods to get it to not crash randomly, even though it still will.
i do like how getting to new vegas has two options; actually listening to npcs and following their directions, or going straight to the quest marker and getting your ass kicked. that's fun! everything else sucks. too bad
the gameplay feels like they copied an existing engine (which they did) without knowing what features they were working with, so it ends up playing horribly. you have to spend three hours installing mods to get it to not crash randomly, even though it still will.
i do like how getting to new vegas has two options; actually listening to npcs and following their directions, or going straight to the quest marker and getting your ass kicked. that's fun! everything else sucks. too bad
a blast from the past! bought it at full price just to play it again. tutorial worlds are iconic, controls are great, and it has a super unique look you can't find anywhere else with how saturated everything is. one star off for not being able to go back versions, the xbox 360 sucked balls for that