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It still doesn't bring anything truly new to the series, it's the fallout 3 system with some mods and a different area. They even recycle the enemy and character skins from it. Not saying it's going to be bad, just nothing like how fallout 3 compared to fallout 2.
@ matrixdude171 If it ain't broke...
There are a few tweaks, but I'm pretty happy overall with the way it looks so far. Just don't muck it up at the end of the main campaign like fallout 3
There are a few tweaks, but I'm pretty happy overall with the way it looks so far. Just don't muck it up at the end of the main campaign like fallout 3
@Sherwood "If it ain't broke... "
Except it is broke. Hopefully they fix the incredible amount of bugs found in Fallout 3 and every DLC they released for the damned thing.
I really loved playing Fallout 3, but it only encouraged my paranoid saving since I knew at any moment something could screw me. Still, I'm looking forward to this though I too would like to see more unique models instead of a transplanted Capital Wasteland in a desert setting.
Except it is broke. Hopefully they fix the incredible amount of bugs found in Fallout 3 and every DLC they released for the damned thing.
I really loved playing Fallout 3, but it only encouraged my paranoid saving since I knew at any moment something could screw me. Still, I'm looking forward to this though I too would like to see more unique models instead of a transplanted Capital Wasteland in a desert setting.
Happy they're adding more weapons, and the ability to upgrade them. I really sucked to realize that the shotgun and plasma rifle were the only decently satisfying guns to shoot in Fallout 3.
Also, this probably isn't gonna happen, since the guy holding that rifle is using the exact same pose as in Fallout 3, but it would be fantastic if Obsidian could improve the animations even slightly. Animations in Bethesda's games are undoubtedly the jankiest, most wooden animations in any modern AAA releases. It's like they have interns or a team of chimps designing them.
Also, this probably isn't gonna happen, since the guy holding that rifle is using the exact same pose as in Fallout 3, but it would be fantastic if Obsidian could improve the animations even slightly. Animations in Bethesda's games are undoubtedly the jankiest, most wooden animations in any modern AAA releases. It's like they have interns or a team of chimps designing them.
Pre-Ordered. I put 200+ hours into Fallout 3. You betta believe I will play the bejeezus out of this game.
@Phantom - dude you missed out if you think that. There were some really nice weapons. I carried an assortment for different situations.
The Hoover damn should not have a single goddamn dent. Okay, maybe some dents, but seriously, that thing is a beast. One of the most incredile feats of engineering the united states has achieved, along with modern civilization.
The Hoover damn should not have a single goddamn dent. Okay, maybe some dents, but seriously, that thing is a beast. One of the most incredile feats of engineering the united states has achieved, along with modern civilization.
What is that Boy Scout doing to Claptrap?! Doesn't he know he can get another three inventory slots for fixing those little guys?
I'd sacrifice all of my other most anticipated games for the rest of the year, just to have a complete copy of New Vegas right now. I still can't believe that Fallout 3 wasn't on Destructoid's list of the 50 best games of the last decade. That was one of the most blatant and epic snubs that I've ever seen.
@ The Stripe
That screenie is taken on the guys second playthrough and he is sick of getting worthless grenade mods.
That screenie is taken on the guys second playthrough and he is sick of getting worthless grenade mods.
@matrixdude171
I would imagine that the interface would be at least somewhat different, considering Bethesda's not developing it. I was shocked when I played Fallout 3 and saw that it was basically Oblivion with guns and zombies and a lot more gray, at least interface-wise. If Bethesda apparently has such a style, and they're not developing this game, why would the style stick around?
I would imagine that the interface would be at least somewhat different, considering Bethesda's not developing it. I was shocked when I played Fallout 3 and saw that it was basically Oblivion with guns and zombies and a lot more gray, at least interface-wise. If Bethesda apparently has such a style, and they're not developing this game, why would the style stick around?
@The Stripe
My thoughts exactly. Except they look less adorable (or annoying, depending on your perspective) and more likely to rip my arms off.
@HEL105
It's interesting you say that. I had, overall, a positive experience with Fallout 3. But for some reason, I have a somewhat negative memory of it. Whenever I think of Fallout 3, my instant reaction is "meh" but I don't know why. The same goes for Oblivion, except with a heavier meh.
My thoughts exactly. Except they look less adorable (or annoying, depending on your perspective) and more likely to rip my arms off.
@HEL105
It's interesting you say that. I had, overall, a positive experience with Fallout 3. But for some reason, I have a somewhat negative memory of it. Whenever I think of Fallout 3, my instant reaction is "meh" but I don't know why. The same goes for Oblivion, except with a heavier meh.
I read that New Vegas is more of a 'side' project- it's in a new area and everything, but it's not 'Fallout 4.' I guess that's why they haven't changed the gameplay/graphics too radically (though it would've been nice if they updated it a bit :/).
I'm still really excited for this game, though. I've played over 100 hours in fallout 3. :D
I'm still really excited for this game, though. I've played over 100 hours in fallout 3. :D
@ndschroede
Seeing Fallout is back being developed where it belongs, hopefully the changes will be enough to overcome the problems with F3. I don't see an issue with using the same assets. At least we can expect some good Easter Eggs and references to the first couple of games.
Seeing Fallout is back being developed where it belongs, hopefully the changes will be enough to overcome the problems with F3. I don't see an issue with using the same assets. At least we can expect some good Easter Eggs and references to the first couple of games.
GET THIS IN MY CONSOLE NOW!!!!!!!!! I even went to COMICON last year dressed as a Vault 101 dweller.
I can not wait to go play this. Fallout 3, not having played any of it's predecessors, changed the way I looked at FPS RPGs, and have been wanting more ever since.
@Lara Garcia, I've logged over 100+ hours myself. Such a game deserves our time. =]
When talk of this game was coming out, people feared that Obsidian would totally butcher this game. Glad to see it coming along, looking so good. Make the map huge!
@Lara Garcia, I've logged over 100+ hours myself. Such a game deserves our time. =]
When talk of this game was coming out, people feared that Obsidian would totally butcher this game. Glad to see it coming along, looking so good. Make the map huge!
They better take the bugs out of this one. The bugs from Fallout 3 made me lose my 100+ hours that I played. That reminds me I should get back to playing fallout 2.
@ndschroede
The funny thing is, I absolutely hated Fallout 3 when i first played it. It seemed like a drabber Oblivion with guns, and I am NOT a fan of Oblivion. Or first-person games in general. But I stuck with it, and after a day or so of exploring I was hooked. I couldn't wait to get back to my apartment from work or class each day, and see what kind of new cool areas or encounters I could find to talk about with my two buddies who were also playing. It was almost enough to make me give Oblivion a third try. Almost.
The funny thing is, I absolutely hated Fallout 3 when i first played it. It seemed like a drabber Oblivion with guns, and I am NOT a fan of Oblivion. Or first-person games in general. But I stuck with it, and after a day or so of exploring I was hooked. I couldn't wait to get back to my apartment from work or class each day, and see what kind of new cool areas or encounters I could find to talk about with my two buddies who were also playing. It was almost enough to make me give Oblivion a third try. Almost.
See, New Vegas looks far more interesting to me than Fallout 3. Love the art design going on, though it's a shame they still have to use the engine that Fallout 3 uses. Decent engine, but definitely dated. Hopefully Bethesda gets their butts in gear and release another Elder Scrolls game so they'll have to update their engine again :D
Seriously though Obsidian will definitely do an awesome job. Especially since a bunch of the original Fallout 1/2 team are working on this installment.
Seriously though Obsidian will definitely do an awesome job. Especially since a bunch of the original Fallout 1/2 team are working on this installment.
Not new. You should have posted Kotaku's gun mod renders instead. These have been out since the new batch of previews from IGN, Escapist, etc.
To everyone bitching about the graphics and all that: shut the fuck up, srsly.
Did you like the first game? Then srsly, shut the fuck up.
"Oh god they're giving me another massive game to explore and lose hours of my life to just like the first one but I can't get past the fact it doesn't look any better than the first one GRRRRR!"
God I hate people sometimes.
Did you like the first game? Then srsly, shut the fuck up.
"Oh god they're giving me another massive game to explore and lose hours of my life to just like the first one but I can't get past the fact it doesn't look any better than the first one GRRRRR!"
God I hate people sometimes.
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