Well... it's taken me over 200 to get through two very different characters (each game sitting at 110-130)... with two possible endings left and knowing they both take the same amount of time I don't think 400 is inaccurate at all.Sir Thomas Sean Connery said:If it's true, I will be the happiest of men.
Fallout 3 was my favorite game as well and I would love to see Bethesda continue.
As others said, it's the right timing so fuck yeah. All speed ahead.
Objectively, yeah. It probably was. Better story, better characters, better combat etc.vasiD said:Ix Rebound said:please don't let their be water creatures, please don't let there be water creatures, please don't let their be water creatures.
OT: i hope they make it more like fallout 3 than new vegas cause ive put over more hours into 3 and still keep finding more and more quests to do, unlike NV where i can complete everything in a couple sittings
although i do hope they make they the DLC's more like the ones in NV (dead money non-withstanding)
Woah woah woah, are you saying you've logged the 400+ hours it takes to see all four endings of New Vegas(not to mention all the little variations in endings) and you're still not happy?
I really can't believe how many anti-New Vegas fans there are on this. It's absurd! That game was leaps and bounds better than 3.
But for myself and many others, it lost the things that made Fallout 3 truly special.
Also, 400+ hours to see the endings is simply inaccurate. For every tiny variation maybe, but otherwise it takes far less time.
and defend halifax from newfie banditsMarlonBlazed said:Boston eh. We're getting awfully close to Canada... I wonder if I could swim to Nova Scotia.
If that's how long it took you, there you go.vasiD said:Well... it's taken me over 200 to get through two very different characters (each game sitting at 110-130)... with two possible endings left and knowing they both take the same amount of time I don't think 400 is inaccurate at all.Sir Thomas Sean Connery said:If it's true, I will be the happiest of men.
Fallout 3 was my favorite game as well and I would love to see Bethesda continue.
As others said, it's the right timing so fuck yeah. All speed ahead.
Objectively, yeah. It probably was. Better story, better characters, better combat etc.vasiD said:Ix Rebound said:please don't let their be water creatures, please don't let there be water creatures, please don't let their be water creatures.
OT: i hope they make it more like fallout 3 than new vegas cause ive put over more hours into 3 and still keep finding more and more quests to do, unlike NV where i can complete everything in a couple sittings
although i do hope they make they the DLC's more like the ones in NV (dead money non-withstanding)
Woah woah woah, are you saying you've logged the 400+ hours it takes to see all four endings of New Vegas(not to mention all the little variations in endings) and you're still not happy?
I really can't believe how many anti-New Vegas fans there are on this. It's absurd! That game was leaps and bounds better than 3.
But for myself and many others, it lost the things that made Fallout 3 truly special.
Also, 400+ hours to see the endings is simply inaccurate. For every tiny variation maybe, but otherwise it takes far less time.
You're looking to much into this.Tom_green_day said:Re-reading the twitter post, I'm not so sure that Fallout 4 is going to be announced.
Firstly, in the original twitter post he says 'there may be more of the Dog coming! Fingers crossed!' Due to the 'may' and 'fingers crossed' I definitely don't think this is set in stone, just something they hope they can tease'
Secondly, he retweeted someone saying 'either 3 dog in a fallout sequel or 3 dog in a fallout movie' which indicates he's keeping open the options of either a Fallout film or a Fallout that isn't 4 but either set in the same canon (another fallout tactics?) Or another spin-off like New Vegas.
Yeah... it's like that in real life, too.CityofTreez said:Boston sounds bleh.