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One excellent thing I can say about Fallout 4 is that, unlike other Bethesda games, it doesn't cherry around. Gunplay is challenging, ammo is scarce, and the wasteland is gonna kick your ass. I love it.
Monday, 09-Nov-15 21:33:27 UTC from web-
@bobo Do you need food and water and the like?
Monday, 09-Nov-15 21:38:36 UTC from web-
@skellythos Hardcore mode is out of it (but you *do* have to supply food and water for your settlements), but the combat is brutal and you will need to prepare for some of these fights. I have already found myself scrounging around for that *one* more material I need to upgrade my weapon. Stimpaks are not given out like candy, so food takes priority, and the returning cooking system (from NV) is BEEFED (pun intended???).
Monday, 09-Nov-15 21:47:06 UTC from web-
@bobo @skellythos On top of all of that, there's so much more detail in FO4 then there was in Skyrim. I have played for four hours without switching my selected radio station, and radio dialogue hasn't repeated ONCE. All of the non-hostile-NPCs I have found have different voice actors, as well.
Monday, 09-Nov-15 21:48:55 UTC from web-
@bobo Seems Fallout is going in the opposite direction of TES, gaining more detail in each game.
Monday, 09-Nov-15 21:52:13 UTC from web
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@bobo Seems like something I'll enjoy. I spent the last two games terribly overprepared, hauling stuff I didn't end up needed as enemies and combat scenarios weren't tough or diverse enough.
Monday, 09-Nov-15 21:49:52 UTC from web-
@skellythos Beth has effectively removed useless items, everything has a purpose and (perhaps most importantly) I *wanted* to pick up everything because I felt like I needed everything.
Monday, 09-Nov-15 21:52:04 UTC from web-
@bobo I pick up everything anyway just because I love having warehouses full of stuff.
Monday, 09-Nov-15 21:54:25 UTC from web
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