Recent content by Pjotr84

I don't have any confidence in Bethesda when it comes to Fallout either. At least F4 will be made using Skyrim's engine, so it opens up a lot of modding possibilities, hopefully even a complete story overhaul as was done with 3.

You don't really mean that, do you? There's something as suspension of disbelief, but that doesn't mean a story can't be logical within context.

Just Dead State and Wasteland 2 for me; I'll keep an eye out for GTA V to see how it turns out.

Since Bethesda didn't actually make New Vegas, I'll have to go for the Elder Scrolls. Not because those are that good in my view, except for Morrowind perhaps, but rather since Fallout 3 was a joke of a game. In an actual ES vs. Fallout, including all games, I'd pick the latter easily.

Sounds like a job for Bethesda to me then...

My system could use a bit of upgrading, although I can still run everything I want to play (Witcher 2 probably being the most demanding) on decent settings: CPU: E6750@2.66 (undervolted, running on stock speeds) RAM: 8 GB DDR3 GPU: HD6770 OS: Windows 7 64-bit

Those temperatures are fine if they're load temps, which seems likely. If you still want to shave off a few degrees, you can always look into better system ventilation (more casefans and/or better cable management so they don't block airflow).

New Vegas could be a good mini-series, if done right. In my view it could be worth watching if every episode had multiple story lines, following both the PC on a certain path (would have to be set) and one or more of the followers. Some episodes could revolve around the PC meeting/teaming up...

I'd say just give it a shot on Youtube. Like other people are saying, you never know who hears it and if you don't try and switch to something different, you may keep wondering how it could have been if you had.

Most of my games are in Steam or GoG, but I have hard copies of: - Fallout - Fallout 2 - Fallout 3 - Fallout: New Vegas - Starcraft (+Broodwar) - Witcher - Witcher 2 - Quantum of Solace - Shadowrun - Morrowind - Gothic 2 (+expansion) - Gothic 3 - Neverwinter Nights 2 - Stalker...

I quit watching the show some time - probably a season and a half - ago, because I just couldn't stand it anymore. It dragged on too long for my taste and Barney's bro-routine was getting on my nerves.

When being presented with some of the dialogue (options) in Fallout: New Vegas. I knew the people behind that game could write well, but it still caught me by surprise at times.

Agreed. It's not so much you game less or stop completely because you lose interest or "grow out of it", it's because it becomes increasingly hard to find worthwhile games.

I can't remember a game that caused a post-game depression. It happens to me all the time with TV series, though.

I surely was an underage gamer. Played all kinds of 16+/18+ games when I was growing up. My parents never really commented on what I played, too. Guess they trusted me being able to distinguish between games and reality. This is just awesome.