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[Rolan7]

@Ultimuh
Yeah, that'd work.
He's It's British and I'm only human.

[Bauglir]

I mean, I figure that if it seems weird for your character to be sleeping with people so soon, don't do it. That's why it's a roleplaying game. Now you have a choice as to how your character copes with tragedy, as opposed to just having to do what the developers figured was the proper way of grieving.

oh who am i kidding we all know why it's in there

[redwallzyl]

watched part of a video of the glowing sea place. that look like a real nuclear wasteland!

[BFEL]

Funnily, JIM FUCKING STERLING SON actually PRAISED the romance system. He was specifically praising the fact it doesn't make a big deal about romancing multiple people at once, and a bit of dialogue shown in the vid made it seem like Beth thought of this and had your partners react to each other endearingly to boot.

[MaximumZero]

If they're not assigned, they apparently scavenge stuff. Not sure what exactly.

They scavenge crafting materials, and sometimes food (I think). It's put directly into your workbench.

[BigD145]

Um, hello?

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Forgetting everyone's favorite synth detective...?

Probably as smooth as a Metatron.

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This isn't Vegas. I'd still be able to feel my legs with 'him'.

[Sirian]

So, I had quite a bit of trouble dealing with feral ghouls, considering that I'm low level with not-so-great gear, that is until I noticed how easily their legs can be crippled. I guess it makes sense, seeing how their body is falling apart.

Anyways, if you're against ghouls, aim for the legs ! Then finish them in the head when there's no more of them coming after you.

[SOLDIER First]

Kind of like how deathclaws become useless lead sinks when you cripple a leg?

[SealyStar]

I was watching some videos about the base-building mechanics and now I'm wondering if, between Fallout 4 and MGSV, base building is going to be the new equivalent of simplistic item crafting or rudimentary stealth mechanics that gets crammed into every AAA game. Not to say I dislike any of these either in principle or their implementation, but I'm interested in whether there's any other evidence for such an upcoming phase.

[Flying Dice]

Eh, if it makes sense anywhere, it makes sense in Fallout/TES games, and Bethesda's clearly catering to an existing demand (see: the popularity of base/home-building mods and more generally all player home mods). People like to have cool places to store their shit and stable their followers, and people like their cool places even more when they get to build them for themselves. The idea behind the raids is solid (yeah, sure, building up defenses is fun, but why not actually get to use them?), but the implementation was shoddy.

[KingofstarrySkies]

Um, hello?

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Forgetting everyone's favorite synth detective...?

Well, I know who I'M romancing when I get the game.

[ShoesandHats]

A question regarding the ending(s):

Spoiler: Big ol' ending spoilerinos! Watch out! (click to show/hide)

Is there any way to stick with The Institute and not completely fuck The Railroad over? I don't want to nuke my baby boy, but I also don't want to kill Harriet Tubman.

[Zanzetkuken The Great]

I was watching some videos about the base-building mechanics and now I'm wondering if, between Fallout 4 and MGSV, base building is going to be the new equivalent of simplistic item crafting or rudimentary stealth mechanics that gets crammed into every AAA game. Not to say I dislike any of these either in principle or their implementation, but I'm interested in whether there's any other evidence for such an upcoming phase.

It'll probably jump up in the sandbox genre and possibly some RPGs, but I don't see how it could crop up in too many other genres.

Curious, what is the lowest spec computer people have been able to run the game on decently?

[SOLDIER First]

A question regarding the ending(s):

Spoiler: Big ol' ending spoilerinos! Watch out! (click to show/hide)

Is there any way to stick with The Institute and not completely fuck The Railroad over? I don't want to nuke my baby boy, but I also don't want to kill Harriet Tubman.

Just go the New Vegas way: kill literally everyone who isn't essential and go with whoever is.

[Flying Dice]

Man, the SPECIAL bobbleheads are almost all really clustered.

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STR+INT within blocks of each other, END+AGI+LUK all lined up in a row. Only CHA and PER were distanced from other ones.