Dunno. If Im not feeling a game or it doesn't vibe with me, I usually don't touch it or post how I much it doesn't gel with me. There's plenty of games out there I'd rather play. It was just an observation. Your post was filled with heavy contradictions.
He mentioned in a follow-up interview that there are hand crafted planets that the plot revolves around, then there are the procedurally based planets that are just for messing around in. The attempt is to give you both the handcrafted, focused feel, but also to allow exploration into a seemingly endless number of other planets if you wish.
What? He hits the mark on pretty much all of his games. Fallout 76 was an outlier. If you don't like his games that is fine, but they do what they are designed.
But the same comment applies, an endless number of planets largely filled with nothing is a boring and tedious act that ultimately serves little purpose and does more harm than good.
Isn't that real space? There's a alot of nothing and occassional (in this game) you'll get a planet that has some POI.
I actually think it could be great for the modding community. Virtually endless real estate to add to.
It's still not a looker, as far as it being their best looking game of course it is because it's the newest one lol and Fallout 4 and 76 looked terrible for their time, we already have open world games on both consoles that look better than this. It has terrible effects, the framerate was awful etc. It did look best in 3rd person mode just because the character model adds something to it and while the animation isn't great it's definitely better than what they've done in the past. There isn't anything visually going on that makes me think this is a 2nd or 3rd year new gen game. They need to get some new tech but they refuse, this game is targeting 30fps and it's not even coming close to hitting it right now.
Oblivion was a great looking game when it launched, it had a ton of pop in and other technical issues but at the time it looked great, skyrim's world looked good when it launched but the character models let it down. The Fallout series has never looked good though IMO.
Fallout 3 was rough, I thought Fallout 4 looked fine. Enjoyed exploring that world.
I didn't like how anything looked in fallout 4 other than the happy face on the German Shepherd
I put a bunch of hours into Fallout 4, despite not really caring for it. Not sure if I was not in the mood or what. I know I'm not crazy about base building. I did a little, but my heart isn't in that. I think I'm ready for a new Bethesda RPG. Was debating to dive back into my old save, but think that would ruin Starfield for me. We'll also see how interesting outpost building is. I hated getting called back to a base. I'll help set it up, but I'm out of here.I didn't like how anything looked in fallout 4 other than the happy face on the German Shepherd
Yeah I played FO4 for a bit too even though I didn't care for it or it's look, I spent the money on it so I wanted to at least try to like it lol. It was annoying to set up bases with a ton of defenses and then still have to return so often. There is a way to make that fun I think they just went a little too far with it, if you set up too many places you end up going back and forth defending and repairing more than you do going through the story. It would be cool to let you set up a base then designate someone to be in charge and run it who only calls you if something is getting out of hand rather than having to go back every time. Hell it's been so long since I've played that game maybe that was even in it and I just forgot lol.
Yeah, my stuff was simple. I did the minimum and moved on. I set up some turrets in some places and would occasionally come by and fix them.
I think the game’s graphics look pretty good, especially if you watch it in 4K. I just don’t think what they showed looked particularly inspired or interesting at this point, certainly not enough for me to pour hours into it enough to explore hundreds of planets let alone a thousand.
