A few people who got a review code copy have posted some of their first impressions. Apparently, even 15 hours in, they haven’t experienced any bugs.
They’ll probably find them later on, but that’s reassuring to hear.
I don't believe for a minute that the taintlickers who whore themselves enough to get review codes are being honest about anything.
It's still the same engine. They have made no reworks to their spaghetti-source-code Morrowind engine and will never do so. Even the titanic flop that was 76's release couldn't shame them into either dumping the engine altogether or announcing they will remake their gamebryo hybrid from the ground up to be up to modern standards.
This is an engine that can't even have the player climb ladders in 2023. Half-Life 1 could do that. 5th generation games could do it. But not that piece of shit modified engine from Bethesda.
It'll be garbage. Pirate it or kill yourself.
Take with a huge grain of salt, but one guy who received a review code was able to share a few thoughts having played the first few hours.
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It's mindblowing how good the game looks for it being creation engine.
You mean the engine that is so shit at culling and occlusion that Bethesda still has a 5 cell draw limit which makes it so anything 10 feet into the distance is either a LOD or not drawn at all?
That engine? Good? LMAO, this Tyler guy is a shill, probably Oxhorn's alt.
They had massive model and texture pop-in during the trailers, the videos that are supposed to show the game at it's best, and you want to tell people that the games looks amazing and is bug-free?
Of course, they also end up being the retards who thought Imperials and Brotherhood of Steel were the "good guy" factions in Skyrim and Fallout 4.
I don't recall reddit calling the BoS the good guys, if anything they call them the fash faction and "right-wing" adjacent.
I remember them sperging about how the only good faction was the Railroad because of their on-the-nose parallels to the underground railroad, but even those guys got tagged as naive and stupid.
That said, redditors don't know how to have fun. Everything has to devolve into politics. The gay space fantasy can't be a gay space fantasy; they have to inject misery and politics into it under the guise of "deep analysis" for (pseudo)intellectual gamers to critique and dissect.
Why the fuck would you nuke the Institute if you are the BoS? As a last resort sure, but as a main objective? Nigger your whole job is tech hoarding and preservation and you are nuking it. You have no excuse.
Let me play Devil's advocate for a second.
- If they can't even understand the Institute's technology and the scientists refuse to explain how their toys work, it's not entirely off the mark to nuke their operations to ensure no one else uses their tech against them in the future.
- Maxson's BoS treats the Institute the same way his ancestor treated the FEV; an abomination that should have never been created and has no place in this earth. It's tech he has deemed not worth conserving or preserving due to it's amoral nature and Maxson seeing no way the tech can be redeemed.
- It kinda is a last resort. Even if the Sole Survivor is the acting director of the Institute, there is never an indication that the Institute would follow them in surrendering to the BoS. We are never even given a single Institute NPC that tries to convince us or others to yield before Maxson. The game implies they will either live free or die, but allowing themselves to be absorbed by the BoS is not an option. So, why would Maxson not want to turn them into a crater if they will not surrender, change, nor reveal their secrets?
That said, I didn't like this BoS because I disliked Maxson's messianic cult of personality. Not one single BoS besides the ghoul whisperer ever refutes him or his ideals. In every other game we can see members who despise the current Elder and view him as either weak or wrong, and we can even influence a coup in some instances. No such thing here, for his last name is Maxson and he wrestled a Deathclaw once.