Fallout 4
 

Not gaming much at all but this one I'll play with extensive pleasure.

Any other wasteland fans here? :pimp

Pre-loaded and ready to rock. :2 cents::thumbsup

Fallout 2 was my number 1 game of all time. I heard that fallout 3 was nothing in comparison (have not tested since I stopped playing games after high school). If F4 is better maybe I will try it.

Fallout 3 is great. Try it out. It's worth the buy :2 cents: It's only $9.99 on Steam. You might be able to get it on digital download cheaper somewhere else. :2 cents:

Fill me in? I've heard about this and it sounds like my kind of game but I've never seen the gameplay. What's it all aboot?

The 4 is for how many years it'll take to finish.

By the way, Fallout 3 was amazing even with a long list of technical issues and some shoddy graphics.

You can say I was too conservative to try it, seeing it was pretty different than F2.

I'll do some blog posts for someone if you send me this.. :upsidedow

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fallout 3 sucked donkey balls, I played it coz I'm a fan of the series

fallout new vegas on the other hand was a MASTERPIECE

check this:

http://i.imgur.com/olUvIVr.jpg

pay special attention to the storyline sketch, that's where new vegas beats everything, that is what I'm hoping to get from fallout 4 too

Fallout 3 was shit. However Fallout: New Vegas was great. The people that worked on F:NV where working on original Fallout games.

2 people saying F3 was great and 2 people saying F3 was terrible :)

Playing Fallout 4 would detract from me playing Star Wars Battlefront. I get early access on the 12th, while others will be waiting until the 17th.

be sure and use the save button during game play. a lot. you know, on account of bethesda sucking asses. and no telling how steam is going to put it's steamy pile of shit hands all over it.

There's an overall critical consensus that Fallout 3 was a good game. It's history now, so don't listen to the cranks saying it sucks.

vegas is hard as hell

I'm playing through Wasteland 2 and Divinity: Original Sin right now...I will probably purchase Fallout 4 in a month or so...shit I haven't even finished Metal Gear Solid 5 yet.

Just bought it looks like its going to be fun

no games for me.,

Looking forward to playing it

Been a fan from the beginning...unfortunately and as usual I now have to upgrade my vid card. Oh well newegg here I come.

too vast don't have time :(:(

Anyone else thinking twice before they start a game like this, knowing its going to be at least 100 hours? I'm not crazy about Call of Duty, but at least I know it's an in-and-out quick experience.

Not that I don't like slogging through a video game world and exploring every location I can find...but who the fuck has time to do that except people without a job?

Would love to but I already have ~100 games in my queue I haven't played yet. :P

Having played the Fallout series myself since nearly it's inception I'd say with fair certainty I'm an expert on it. In my opinion it's one of the best series of games ever made.

Haven't played New Vegas yet though. But FO 1 & 2, FO Tactics, Fallout 3, I've played all those to absolute death.

Well ive played for a few hours and im not a fan i dont think im going to play the rest of the game.

oughhh crap(( now i just dont have time for it ;((

I played F3, never found it interesting

Can I have it? :upsidedow

My Fallout 4 is waiting at home. Can't wait to drink some nuka-cola. Hell yeah!:1orglaugh

I'll take a Sunset Sarsaparilla, no radiation.. :upsidedow

Did you find huge difference between 1/2 and 3? 3 had less of a character building and quest solving and more of a "shooter" action?
I just read some more reviews and some hardcore F1/2 fans were claiming that F3/4 were mostly just shooters with some rpg element. Not as much of a hardcore rpg/character as F1/2.
They said F3 was a decent game, but very different style :)

Hell yeah! Battlefront AWL DAAAY! I do have Fallout 4, and so far, it's been a great distraction for the upcoming madness that Star Wars Battlefront will be. Gotta say, I'm really impressed. F3 was awesome IMO. This is just a huge upgrade. What blew my mind off the bat is that you develop a town around the first city you're in. Just... wow.

I got Battlefront last night and played it for a couple of hours. Not many others got early access, judging from the amount of players available for online play. Only got to try out two of the skirmish modes because of a lack of players.

Hopefully tonight will be better. I only get to play for 10 hours total game time before the game is released to the public on the 17th, but I get to keep all my game progress.

I've played both Fallout 3 and New Vegas for many hours and I've enjoyed both very much!
New Vegas seemed a bit more polished in my opinion.

So far 4 looks great, the customization for weapons and and armor are endless!
You can tinker with them for hours.

Haven't played it but looks like a great game series. I'll prolly give it a try. ;)

due to the crazy workload i've assigned myself i only have about 20 minutes logged, though my gf's been having a blast

was able to pull off some leet hax and get 16 of those sold out nuka cola quantums from target though

leet hax being target temporarily allowed online pre-ordering for in-store pickup in west coast locations a couple of hours before the stores opened. pretty much after it was all but completely sold out on the east coast

that + taskrabbit.com = win

ended up paying about $12 per bottle w/ shipping/taskrabbit and i let the taskrabbit chick keep 1. they're going for > $50 on ebay, but i don't intend to sell any

sorry west hollywood, there's gotta be at least a couple of you around here

in my defense i could have gone full douchebag and exploited this across multiple locations in a big way, but i stopped at 1 order for 17 of them. wouldn't have been fair to the people showing up at 8am for what was already ridiculously under-stocked

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Been digging fallout 4 so far...

I got the armor and the minigun from the helicopter crashed on the roof of the building, but that big creature in the street with the bandits keeps killing me.

There?s only so much time in the day: Pornhub reports traffic drop on Fallout 4 launch - Yahoo Finance

Ah the power of Fallout.

in the end the Fallout fandom had to know there was going to be some evolution of gameplay. The "eye in the sky" thing got us as far along as it could, and it was great, don't get me wrong. The first two instalments of the game, and FO Tactics as well, were all (and still are) incredibly awesome each in their own right. I also got plenty of added gametime with FO 2 thanks to Killap's Restoration Project mod.

But when Bethesda took up the reigns you just knew things were going to change. Yes, FO 3 was much more of a shooter, but still plenty of dialogue interaction, plenty of choices to make, plenty of quests and things to figure out and investigate.

I'm playing New Vegas right now and so far it seems to be a step up from 3 in all departments, including more character development. So far I like it. When I want that original feel experience I fire up one of the old originals on my old backup computer I keep for that very reason and 'relive' to my heart's content.

If FO 4 is a step up from NV it's going to be a great game. One of the biggest things about every Fallout version is the massive amount of game time you get for your money. These are not mere shooters you can race through in six hour blasting everything in sight. I love a game where some of your choices come with consequences, often dire ones.

So if I've never played the games before, can I start with Fallout 4? Or should I work through the other games first?

As for Battlefront, I really wish there was a single player campaign mode. While I enjoy Capture the Flag, I also dig a good storyline and some solo gameplay.

Looks cool actually! I didn't even know it existed! :2 cents:

If you start with Fallout 4 it will ruin you for the other games, they will seem very simplistic. So if you ever plan to play Fallout 3 do it first, before you do Vegas or 4. Fallout 4 is great though.

Fallout I and II are my all time favorite games, they may have the timeless, artistic quality that's far beyond any other PC game I've ever played, the intense atmosphere, plot, characters, unique artwork, all around feel is one of a kind.

Playing them was some of the most amazing sci-fi or overall literal experience I've ever had, including that you're directly involved in the middle of the story.

It's likely that I haven't ever played any game released after 2003 or so, perhaps I can one day find time and plug off trying out no. 3 and no. 4.

Installing right now

yea same here.. generally can't bother with games at all, but definitely enjoy this one