With how much that faggot complains and whines I'm confused why he even agrees to follow the Courier in the first place.
Between being respectful of the Followers, being gay or being dumb, i think is for pure narcissism.
total gaycade death
Koishi Komeniji FNV gameplay series when?
They will take the laziest option that squeezes as much money as possible at the same time. So yeah, probably rip the models from Fo4 if they bother with any kind of remaster.
New models almost certainly, unless they try to backport the Fallout 4 Power Armor system which I doubt they will.
Apparently BGS gave the Skyblivion team free copies of the remaster and have no intentions on shutting them down, so I doubt it. TTW has gotten direct advising from Bethesda before on making sure they stay above board iirc.
Of all the things to complain about BGS, one cannot complain that they treat their modding community badly. They seem to be pretty fair wrt them.
The difference is that Fallout is the stepchild IP that everyone at Bethesda hates. They will not respect it. They HAVE NOT respected it. I'm pretty sure the only reason Next-Gen for 4 didn't retcon 60 different things that contradicted the show is because it was shat out in a month to try and capitalize on the show's popularity with the writhing masses.
I also find this unlikely, purely because nobody will want to move from the relatively matured NV modding scene and the Fallout modding scenes in general are gripped by inertia (for better, honestly).
You are aware of where 'paid mods' came from and how long it took for them to actually be fair to said modders, right? Not to mention the numerous re-releases and seemingly spitefully-formed updates to any title after the rebrand of the engine.
Yeah, i only managed to find that out after the edit option vanished. Still requires scenario B to occur, and a conversion pipeline or script from CE internal rendering to UE5 which will be its own hellish existence to create, especially since there's exactly ONE functional release of the original game to build off of.
They have turned it into the penultimate slop while leaving their original franchise from the same era as merely mostly slop.
I really do think that Bethesda had one (1) idea for a Fallout game when they acquired the IP and didn't expect the series to become a household staple overnight. It's why they handed the next game in the series off to a sub-studio (Obsidian) and why things have been slowly getting further and further from the series' roots.
The irony here is that said handoff (effectively outsourcing) was basically back to Interplay staff.
There was an entire Fallout Bible written by the original writers. Emil and Todd tossed it out (for the most part, i've gone over how it's considered before). Most difficulties are self-created.
For sure. I can't say I blame them at the time, though -- Fallout was deader than a door nail when BGS picked it up, and I'm sure a large consideration in Fo3's creation was trying to incorporate key elements and iconography from the series without beholding themselves to directly continuing the first two games. That's why you have the BoS on the east coast and caps still being the main source of currency.
I think Fo4 and 76 have at least made attempts at reconciling some of the lore. It's not always successful, but there are definitely times where they've directly referenced plot-holes they made themselves in an effort to address or handwave it, like the east-coast brotherhood and FEV.
Again, Fo:BoS. I won't mention it a third time because that would invite it to infest my home through a decaying CD or something.
Ironically if they'd just placed the game earlier in time (one century instead of two) there wouldn't have even been any problems from 3.
And yet they did it anyways.
One step forwards, two steps back usually. The writers working under Emil should have been given a shot at the actual reins after Skyrim at the latest- or at least let loose with minimal oversight from Emil for a game- but he's buried too deep in the company so everything patching up inconsistencies instead of doing 'oh that's cool let's do that and damn the consequences' has to slip under his radar.
That doesn't inspire confidence in the liveliness of the franchise. After Fallout 2, Interplay didn't seem to have a good idea of what the hell to do with setting either since they produced two bad games, and failed to produce two more. 1997-1998 was the era of the best of Fallout, which isn't exactly much of an era given it is a little bit more than a single calendar year (I checked, it was a year and 19 days).
