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[Simfam]

I did say I didn't want something so exaggerated but the general stunned shock only lasts for a couple of seconds and we don't even see the protagonist's face during this.

 

It was clear Bethesda was inspired by The Last of Us's opening sequence, having us start before the apocalypse and trying to give us a sense of loss but somehow based on what I've seen so far, I don't think it will convey the same emotion successfully.

 

Plus who's gonna give a sh*t about a family we know for an entire 20 minutes?

[Akrabra]

It didn't work for TLOU and it won't work here. It takes a long time to have the effect.

Speak for yourself, that was a strong intro. Tears were shed!

[Liamv2]

Speak for yourself, that was a strong intro. Tears were shed!

 

Oh I have spoke many many things about TLOU but i'm not getting into that here.  Anyways I expect nobody to acknowledge the opening in the side quests including the PC. Same as how in Skyrim nobody ever brought up how the goddamn dragonborn want's to join their little group.

[Akrabra]

Here is a crazy thought. People react differently to stuff! I think the Fallout 3 intro is great, some of you don't, but its still my emotions!

 

[Simfam]

The only thing emotional about FO3's opening is becoming BFFs with that Tunnel Snakes guy.

 

What a misunderstood hero.

 

To give FO3 credit tho'

 

At least they let us come back to the vault and tie up loose ends and didn't just forget all about it.

[Liamv2]

The only thing emotional about FO3's opening is becoming BFFs with that Tunnel Snakes guy.

 

What a misunderstood hero.

 

To give FO3 credit tho'

 

At least they let us come back to the vault and tie up loose ends and didn't just forget all about it.

 

Yeah that was definitely a thing they did well. Though the ending was ****** moronic.

[Dermain]

The only thing emotional about FO3's opening is becoming BFFs with that Tunnel Snakes guy.

 

What a misunderstood hero.

 

To give FO3 credit tho'

 

At least they let us come back to the vault and tie up loose ends and didn't just forget all about it.

 

Yep, we have to make sure that everyone else in the Vault dies! 

[Eternal Phoenix]

Oh I have spoke many many things about TLOU but i'm not getting into that here.  Anyways I expect nobody to acknowledge the opening in the side quests including the PC. Same as how in Skyrim nobody ever brought up how the goddamn dragonborn want's to join their little group.

 

I thought TLOU was well done but agree on Skyrim. Outside of the main story, no one recognized you as the Dragonborn, in fact the dragons were conveniently ignored by all the guilds when they could have played some role in faction quests. New Vegas done this well, having many side quests tie in with the main story in some way.

 

Till this day I still haven't completed Skyrim, it sits in my library on Steam with only 20 hours played, the reason for that being an uninspiring story, shallow characters, non-existent character development and boring linear side quests. (In fact I actually sent Skyrim back to Amazon for a refund - amazingly they refund PC games - so I have the game for free on my Steam account but it being "free" still isn't incentive enough for me to bother with it again lol)

 

I remember giving up on Fallout 3 for the same reason. I had just beat Tranquillity Lane and done some crappy quest with "Dad" when I was sent on another repetitive fetch quest as part of the story that I had long since stopped caring about and I remember thinking to myself "**** this ****" and went and got a refund for the game.

 

The only reason I'm interested in Fallout 4 is because I enjoyed New Vegas and hope Bethesda learnt a thing or two from Obsidian in quest design, story and character writing but somehow I doubt that.

[Reznore57]

I'm looking forward to the pre war intro , not because I feel I'm going to be sad ...although witnessing atomic bomb being launched on a grand scale and turning your life into ashes will probably fuel the "Oh ****, **** , ****" feels ...but  I'm going to be completly creeped out.

That whole 50's sitcom atmosphere when you know the goverment is waiting to push some deadly button , and vault tec is planning to use many people as lab rats is just upsetting for me.

I'm pretty sure I will feel relieved once I step in the Wasteland.The Wasteland is brutal but it's not a fake Utopia on its way to create the Apocalypse.

[Jaison1986]

I hope there is an option to talk to your spouse during the intro. It would be hard to get attached if you can't even interact with them to get a sense of the relationship. But the whole nuclear bomb thing was surely the best part of the demo. The scene were the news anchor breaks down when he announces the bombing and the nuclear alarms went off literally sent a chill in my spine.

[Simfam]

Yeah that was definitely a thing they did well. Though the ending was ****** moronic.

 

Now now, mind your language.

 

That's not how our moe protagonist should talk.

[Fast Jimmy]

I hope there is an option to talk to your spouse during the intro. It would be hard to get attached if you can't even interact with them to get a sense of the relationship. But the whole nuclear bomb thing was surely the best part of the demo. The scene were the news anchor breaks down when he announces the bombing and the nuclear alarms went off literally sent a chill in my spine.

I guess it would depend on how detailed the memory simulation is.

[Jaison1986]

I guess it would depend on how detailed the memory simulation is.

 

 

Nope, not gonna answer that. I'll just wait. Like an hunter, waiting for the proper moment to strike, then when the game comes out, and the protagonist is just a squishy normal human, then my time will come, and I'll take you down Jimmy.

[Fidite Nemini]

Now now, mind your language.

 

That's not how our moe protagonist should talk.

 

Maybe Liam is only the decoy protagonist and soon it will be revealed the real moe is another person, whilst Liam sets forth to become the disillusioned renegade anti-hero deuteragonist?

 

This is important character developement Sim, don't interfere!

[Fast Jimmy]

Nope, not gonna answer that. I'll just wait. Like an hunter, waiting for the proper moment to strike, then when the game comes out, and the protagonist is just a squishy normal human, then my time will come, and I'll take you down Jimmy.

[Dermain]

I guess it would depend on how detailed the memory simulation is.

 

You don't give up do you?

[Fast Jimmy]

You don't give up do you?

[Liamv2]

Now now, mind your language.

 

That's not how our moe protagonist should talk.

 

 

Maybe Liam is only the decoy protagonist and soon it will be revealed the real moe is another person, whilst Liam sets forth to become the disillusioned renegade anti-hero deuteragonist?

 

This is important character developement Sim, don't interfere!

 

Blame Jakuri.

 

I guess it would depend on how detailed the memory simulation is.

 

It would be very dissapointed if that is true. Unsurprised but disappointed nonetheless.

[Fast Jimmy]

It would be very dissapointed if that is true. Unsurprised but disappointed nonetheless.

Hmmmm.

What if you are an android... who was built to chase down the real human you were based off of, who was a Pre-War survivor and was frozen in cryo sleep?!

[Liamv2]

Hmmmm.

What if you are an android... who was built to chase down the real human you were based off of, who was a Pre-War survivor and was frozen in cryo sleep?!

 

That actually would be pretty interesting but I don't think Bethesda have the talent to pull off a good hunt storyline.

[Sully13]

Well what if you are just a carrot that is chock full of FEV that just thinks its Human? you never know.

[Fast Jimmy]

Well what if you are just a carrot that is chock full of FEV that just thinks its Human? you never know.

Now you're just being silly. A carrot FEV would transform into a Deathclaw, not a human. Everyone knows that.

[Iakus]

Now sociopaths? Bethesda has that covered. Note how the protagonist emerges from the vault to see all he has ever loved and known in a complete and utter decaying and decrepit waste. His reaction? A gasp. He quickly adapts within seconds acting all composed in both his body and facial expressions. No doubt we could find some raider a few minutes away to utterly dismember whilst our "spoken" protagonist is silent over all of this.

 

Well, it's not like he's just been told he was "meat and tubes" for two years, amirite?  

[Akrabra]

Well, it's not like he's just been told he was "meat and tubes" for two years, amirite?  

Oh snap, but i agree. Shepard's reaction wasn't really that well portrayed in ME2. I think the little we saw of the FO4 demo the facial expressions were quite good, and we didn't see everything after all. I am not sure about the male voice, need to hear more. Layers and all that. 

[Degenerate Rakia Time]

you know, if you just woke up after 200 years and found yourself in a post apocalyptic death trap you'd probably be too shocked to react