Tirranek wrote...
Unit-Alpha wrote...
Rafe34 wrote...
Tirranek wrote...
Cuddlezarro wrote...
Here's to Bethesda and CDProjecket. The last devs to put out quality RP games that still have story and not just eye candy.
The story in Fallout 3: Dad runs away. Find guy who knows a guy who knows where your dad went. Find said dad. Almost make clean water. Eeeeevil facists appear, stopping you from making clean water. Fight the eeeeeevil facists, so that water may be clean again. Succeed!... but die
, or Sabotage the clean water, because you are eeeeevil
. OR ask your radioactive-proof buddy to do it, so that you can both succeed and not die
...except he says no
. Why? Because 'It's your destiny' <_<
And let's not forget those memorable characters folks! Good old Star Paladin Cross. From her I learned so much, and gleaned so much from her mysterious past. Remember when she spoke about foul winds and tarrying? Ah, Shakespeare.
Yeah. I might have really enjoy Bethesda games, but it sure isn't for the story. Fallout NV on the other hand <3
Vaguely relevant point:
Expanded cutscenes could potentially feel really rushed and crap, but if this isn't coming until summer I'm slightly more encouraged, because that might suggest they're allowing time to record new voice-actor sessions as well.
Yeah, Tirra's right. I don't play Bethesda's games for the story, but for the sandbox-style gameplay. I do love their games, but that's not why I play them. FO:NV had an awesome storyline, but the others? Not so much.
I mean, Skyrim's ending to its main quest is pathetic, lol.
Still better than the end of Mass Effect 3.
Nope. At no point in Mass Effect 3 does a squadmate immune to red explosions make you go into a red explosion, because it's your destiny to go into a red explosion. Or if you buy the DLC, have Ron Pearlman call your character out for sending another to their death, even though they didn't die.
Let me repeat myself: Still better than the end of Mass Effect 3.
Story is meaningless in Bethesda games, story is most of what makes up a Bioware game, however.





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