So far it all looks good, They need to work on having the models look consistent with each other however. When I saw the locations trailer and saw them use things like the G11 in the same space as the Geckos I could just tell that they were from differing authors who both had different ideas in mind.
I think the R91 in Fallout 3 wasn't a bad choice to be depicted as the standard American service rifle by 2077.
That and they keep updating the game randomly which breaks all of the good mods actually worth a damn.
This is correct esp with Bethesda based games. Like when Nexus implemented a system that would automatically permanently archive mods they freaked out and started mass deleting them. Creating lost media in the process entirely because of this. Many are still lost and permanently undownloadable to this day.
This isn't correct. Valve paid for a license for the Quake 1 engine. Reportedly according to developers at the time it was around 500 grand to license. When you licensed a game engine back then it usually meant that you could do w/e you wanted with it but you needed to pay them more to license the next games engine. Like Valve also licensed Quake 2 after it released so they could get its skybox and transparent textures code. Later Valve themselves licensed the Source engine to Respawn Entertainment to make Titanfall, and they later heavily modified it when they made Apex Legends.
I wouldn't know, I haven't updated my game since 2016 when they released Nuka World so I avoided all that drama. 100% of all new mods work for me BTW, and I downloaded a brand new build of the game just for London.
True and sorry about doing that, it was a good joke I just had my autism kick in.
Service rifle is from pre war stock
It's 80 years between F1 and F2. So Chosen One's lineage is exposed to the wasteland for as long as people from before the bombs dropped were in times of F1. I guess that's mutie enough for Frank's standards.
I'd say the Combat Rifle is by far FO4's worst design. Both in terms of gameplay and art. I think the idea was for it to be something like the M14? I guess? I don't even know. The fact you can make it full auto bothers me so much.
Radiation and mutations decrease over time from fallout (realistically) . When you have a span of 80+ years and compare it to a real world example like Hiroshima you can see why this logically doesn't hold much weight to it when discussing lineage (you have vault dwellers sheltered from the brunt of the impact/genetic mutations). Not only were the tribe sheltered from the starting fallout - they had protection that no one else got until the migration to the wasteland happened after the first game’s outcome. I see that you’re trying to add context to Frank’s standards and perception but even when you play you game you come to learn that Frank’s perception is made artificial from the processes and amount of brainwashing that occurred to him and even then the joke is that he’s considered unstable by the Enclave itself.
It's based off the same mesh as the combat shotgun which is based on a ppsh, a WW2 era Soviet sub machine gun. If it were an M14 it's be infinitely more tolerable.
I didn't go into full detail about why I hate the design so much (I could seriously do a long length post about it) but the fact it looks SO similar to the Combat Shotgun irritates me, they didn't even bother to name the meshes something different in the files.
If I'm not mistaken you even see a M14 in the intro video.
5mm or 556 would've done wonders, they both are the least utilized calibers in the game and I shouldn't need to explain why that's a terrible idea outside of stuff like Railway spikes
Say what you will but moving to the EC was the better move. 1 & 2 gave a good conclusion to the WC, and later NV gave the WC storyline a perfect ending (until it got BTFUp, thanks amazon!) I think 2 full games is enough for that portion of the US.
Yeah in the live action trailer there was an M14.
Maybe up in the north, down here its a bit of a different story.
If the Combat Rifle was just a BAR aka Automatic Rifle from Fallout New Vegas, I would be fine with it. You could cut it down and maybe re-chamber it for 5,56 if you wanted a proper Assault Rifle. Problem? In the final game the default configuration lacks a stock, has a short barrel and is chambered in .45 caliber. Turning it into a proper Automatic Rifle chambered in .308 is a late game modification. Not surprising, considering these guys don't know how guns work, and it doesn't even make sense from a balancing point of view. There is no need to use the Pipe Revolver or the awful Submachine Gun when you can just use this in semi-auto.
Not canon, don't care. I will enjoy putting tourists in their place like I did when Season 1 came about.
No, leave Tactics alone. With the state of the franchise today, I am so happy Bethesda seemed to have forgotten about it shortly after the release of Fallout 3.
