Right, but it could have been good with a few core changes: Make some human NPC quest givers (this is what they are best at). Get rid of the nanny pvp (they are doing this change), and allow permanent building so I can build an epic base and feel like I changed the world or I own this section of the wasteland, etc.
I could care less about their engine. Skryim and Fallout were both visually acceptable and with mods are even better. They can continue updating the renderer forever, the core system works fine and is very flexible to do what you want with. They are the only one serving this kind of "open world, do what you want, cool npcs, cool lore, cool story, RPG, Crafting, Building" sandwiches on the planet. Every other rpg is a pos mmo or third person only, or overhead pos. Even diablo 3 was boring af and didn't evolve at all.
I don't know about how you felt about it but Fallout 4 left an incredibly bad taste in my mouth. It was just so dumb downed and on rails that it didn't even feel like a fallout game, aside from the aesthetics. Your supposed to evolve not devolve. As for their engine, your absolutely right. What I am referring to is the bugs and exploits that have been there since Morrowind, as the Creation Engine was built on the bones of Gamebryo. Same bugs and glitchy-ness for almost 17 years. I have high hopes for Starfield as they have the feedback to rectify past mistakes.
There are some bugs hanging around the Bethesda engine that have been there over a decade now, some very significant ones in the quest system. Combine that with a lack of access to some core features such as the character controller and I'd say it's time to fix the core engine properly and bring it up to modern specifications. Ripping out the quest system entirely and replacing it with something better has been needed since Oblivion.
Ironically, if they had just reused 100% of FO4's assets \ quests and just added coop multiplayer, quality of life improvements, and more content it would have been a 11/10 game.
Agree 100%. Same story with State of Decay. They just needed a good co-op, not another mmorpg grindfest in mmo-oversaturated market that has far better mmorpg grindfests to offer players out there.
I'm happy and sad to see this. Happy because I love new and original content, but sad because it gives me way too many ideas you know? I want to say: Now we just need a horse to mount that wagon and use it for travelling, but obviously that most likely won't exist in game. :upset:
It fits in the old west town. Personally I don't care about consistency, I like the variety.
How many apocalypses that you experienced in real life so far backup your assumption that there is a low chance of finding an abandoned old wagon like that?
