Even games that don’t rely on their solo play still have NPCs. I doubt anyone actually plays the campaign in Call of Duty, but you have the option to and it’s usually decent, considering.
I haven’t touched mine once. I played the first hour, then never since.And that right there is likely the reason the game doesn't interest me. For a multiplayer game, the game seems largely devoid of personality, at least from what I've seen in review videos. I don't think removing NPCs in favour of terminals was a great idea. They should have added at least a few key characters to make things more interesting. But eh, I'm not playing it.
that's not how I would describe the first two gamesEvery other Fallout game has a sense of joviality and playfulness. They touch on darker subjects of course, but it’s still very lighthearted.
I never played 1 & 2. I was more referring to 3 & 4, I should have clarified that.that's not how I would describe the first two games
I thought there were a lot of goofy elements that lightened the fact that you’re playing a game where almost everyone is dead including your entire family.If we're talking 1 & 2, maybe not, but they're so far removed at this point. Fallout 3 & 4 both have quite a bit of humour. The questline featuring the USS Constitution and the characters of the Robot Captain and his First Mate were quite hilarious, given that they ask you to dislodge them, only to crash into a tall building moments later. And Robots with Period-English accents and vernacular! And there are times the games outright troll you.
thought there were a lot of goofy elements that lightened the fact that you’re playing a game where almost everyone is dead including your entire family.
While the overall tone was perhaps darker, there was still a sense of humour behind them. Harold leaps to mind, as does the crazier random encounters with the Tardis & Godzilla. Those games were very aware of their own genre; that is old 50's pulpy sci-fi adventures mixed in with post apocalyptic fiction such as Mad Max & A Boy and His Dog, with the odd dash of cyberpunk here and there.that's not how I would describe the first two games
I love that this is set in WVSo Bethesda posted a teaser for a new Fallout game yesterday, followed by a live stream on Twitch of the famous 'Please Stand By' screen, a Vault Boy statue and a number of Bethesda employees clowning around:
https://kotaku.com/over-140-000-people-are-watching-a-fallout-bobblehead-o-1826397799
This went on for almost 24 hours until they finally dropped a teaser trailer not long ago. Everyone was expecting a remaster of Fallout 3 but it turns out it's a new game, Fallout 76:
https://twitter.com/Fallout/status/1001825666034208769?s=19
No info on gameplay etc but looks interesting. Guess we have to wait for E3 for more info.
I'd better get cracking on Fallout 4...
Safe to say that it will be the only thing you'll love.I love that this is set in WV
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