I’ve heard the same from a friend of mine, the exploration in 3 was one of the best parts of that game. I’ve played the other Bethesda games, but I don’t think anything scratches that itch the same way, not even new vegas really did.
I’ve heard the same from a friend of mine, the exploration in 3 was one of the best parts of that game. I’ve played the other Bethesda games, but I don’t think anything scratches that itch the same way, not even new vegas really did.
That’s a hell of a take, but I can kind of get it. It was definitely a mess at launch, and was a very different vibe from 3, which might rub you the wrong way if it’s not what your preference is.
I do enjoy the shit out of it personally. Different strokes and everything though.
Nice to have some good news today.
Windows feels like a bit of a sinking ship. Not entirely, and it’s slow, but the feeling is present and consistent. I don’t want to keep having to rip apart the OS to remove shit they shoved onto my hardware without my consent. I just want an easyish experience that I can do my shit on, and they aren’t really interested in that it feels.
In comparison to that, alternatives like steam os sounds great to your average user.
I played it at launch. Even through all the bugs and half finished systems, it felt like somebody actually cared about the game. The story, characters and city were and still are amazing. Bit of an unpopular opinion, but it was always a pretty good game, at the very least an uncut diamond.
Parental love and approval. I’ve learned to live without it, but there’s a hole there certainly.