te tetted e tettetett tettet, te tettetett tettek tettese

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Well, we have 3 and it has some funny moments, but it was left unfinished so I can't say much. I've heard good things about New Vegas, but haven't played it. Have you checked any reviews?

I have. I've been burnt by that before though, might see what Yahtzee's had to say about it. I've watched a few vids of the gameplay, and was indeed distracted by the older graphics. I'm sorry Bethesda, I'm really trying!

Yeah, sometimes the reviews can be a tad fooling.

Ever played BioShock? That was an interesting game series, IMO, with a wonderful OST.

[Hetalia Dakota 2 II]

Well, we have 3 and it has some funny moments, but it was left unfinished so I can't say much. I've heard good things about New Vegas, but haven't played it. Have you checked any reviews?

I have. I've been burnt by that before though, might see what Yahtzee's had to say about it. I've watched a few vids of the gameplay, and was indeed distracted by the older graphics. I'm sorry Bethesda, I'm really trying!

Never try morrowind if you can't handle older graphics.

[Esternial]

This is the second time I've seen a person gloat about people dying because it's apparently "funny" that they died in the "NATO Capital" or because Europe is supporting multiculturalism and that's what supposedly led to their deaths.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

This is the second time I've seen a person gloat about people dying because it's apparently "funny" that they died in the "NATO Capital" or because Europe is supporting multiculturalism and that's what supposedly led to their deaths.

Some people enjoy acting like dicks in the face of tragedy. Which is disgraceful. As if there was something to prove here when in reality, this is incredibly sad and no one should be thinking they need to score or something. Disgraceful.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

This is the second time I've seen a person gloat about people dying because it's apparently "funny" that they died in the "NATO Capital" or because Europe is supporting multiculturalism and that's what supposedly led to their deaths.

I've just had a long night arguing with fellow Christians about the impending death of a priest by getting crucified and they pretty much saying Christians should feel "jealous" or "honored" of it.

Welcome to the club.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

Now I want lunch

You need lunch.

Nana!

Lolo!

Repeat after me: I am a whorey consumer and proud of it.

You made me laugh too hard.

Que tal todo?

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

You need lunch.



Lolo!



You made me laugh too hard.

Que tal todo?

All's well. Oil's well! \o/

How're you, primo?

[Hetalia Dakota 2 II]

This is the second time I've seen a person gloat about people dying because it's apparently "funny" that they died in the "NATO Capital" or because Europe is supporting multiculturalism and that's what supposedly led to their deaths.

The singular cultural of WW2 over there was so much better for human lives though.

[Soldati Senza Confini]

Que tal todo?

All's well. Oil's well! \o/

How're you, primo?

Eh, tired.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

All's well. Oil's well! \o/

How're you, primo?

Eh, tired.

Bet you are. What with what you're saying about middle of the night arguments.

[Hetalia Dakota 2 II]

This is the second time I've seen a person gloat about people dying because it's apparently "funny" that they died in the "NATO Capital" or because Europe is supporting multiculturalism and that's what supposedly led to their deaths.

I've just had a long night arguing with fellow Christians about the impending death of a priest by getting crucified and they pretty much saying Christians should feel "jealous" or "honored" of it.

Welcome to the club.

You're aware crucifixion is how we used to kill Christians, ironic they later adapted it for their murders.

[Ethel mermania]

Heh, even I do not believe that.

You might want to look into self impowerment, then.

Is that anything like self love?

[Soldati Senza Confini]

Eh, tired.

Bet you are. What with what you're saying about middle of the night arguments.

4am! 4. a. m.

[Hurdegaryp]

This is the second time I've seen a person gloat about people dying because it's apparently "funny" that they died in the "NATO Capital" or because Europe is supporting multiculturalism and that's what supposedly led to their deaths.

Some people enjoy acting like dicks in the face of tragedy. Which is disgraceful. As if there was something to prove here when in reality, this is incredibly sad and no one should be thinking they need to score or something. Disgraceful.

Some people are just shameless wretches with the empathic capacity of sewer sludge.

[Ethel mermania]

You might want to look into self impowerment, then.

Repeat after me: I am a whorey consumer and proud of it.

I am the seller, not the buyer.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Bet you are. What with what you're saying about middle of the night arguments.

4am! 4. a. m.

You poor maje. That's not a good time to argue. That's when the crazies come out.

You need a magic slingshot. xD

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Some people enjoy acting like dicks in the face of tragedy. Which is disgraceful. As if there was something to prove here when in reality, this is incredibly sad and no one should be thinking they need to score or something. Disgraceful.

Some people are just shameless wretches with the empathic capacity of sewer sludge.

Some people are raw sewage. *nod*

[Soldati Senza Confini]

4am! 4. a. m.

You poor maje. That's not a good time to argue. That's when the crazies come out.

You need a magic slingshot. xD

[Lady Scylla]

I have. I've been burnt by that before though, might see what Yahtzee's had to say about it. I've watched a few vids of the gameplay, and was indeed distracted by the older graphics. I'm sorry Bethesda, I'm really trying!

Yeah, sometimes the reviews can be a tad fooling.

Ever played BioShock? That was an interesting game series, IMO, with a wonderful OST.

I fucking loved BioShock. That game was by far one of the best franchises I've ever seen (with the exception of the first few bad apples), and it makes me mad there aren't any more being made. Infinite was especially fun, and I played it several times, and then spent time afterwards digging through the lore. The problem is, when I find a game or franchise that I particularly love, that really left a lasting feeling with me, then it's hard not to compare other games to them.

Example. I've never played Fallout before. Never. But I fell in love with Oblivion and Skyrim, and dug through the lore, and modded to my heart's content. Everyone was all hyped for F4, so I decided I'd give it a try. Even though they're two different franchises, I expected Fallout to be a bit similar in some gameplay aspects, and it was. However, compared to the praise I hear people give the previous installments of Fallout, Fallout 4 just felt gutted, unoptimized, with a bunch of half-assed mechanics, and I never bothered finishing the game. I quite literally got bored, and uninstalled it.

So, with Fallout 4 leaving a vile taste in my mouth, it becomes a predicament on deciding whether or not I'm willing to potentially waste money on an earlier installment of the game, and face the potential of further disappointment. What I loved in Skyrim and Oblivion was the depth, and the sort of sandboxy "the world can go fuck itself I'm a farmer now, fuck you and your dragonborn adventure BS" vibe. You didn't have to do the main-quest, you could just sod off and go cause a cheese-avalanche if you pleased, or spend hours hunting and selling furs and letting random things happen to you.

And that's the thing, both Oblivion and Skyrim have replay value. I wouldn't dare give Fallout 4 a second chance if it was a cheating ex-girlfriend with the looks of a Goddess. It still has the personality and depth of a doorknob, and I don't feel like waking up in the morning with a sense of overwhelming disappointment. It's also why I've largely veered from survival games now. I've found a few gems that I've quite enjoyed, The Forest was very well done (even when it was still early-access), with the resource necessity and effort calculated perfectly. However, the survival game market has been saturated with a bunch of cookie-cutter half-assed brainlessly developed pieces of horseshit.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

Yeah, sometimes the reviews can be a tad fooling.

Ever played BioShock? That was an interesting game series, IMO, with a wonderful OST.

I fucking loved BioShock. That game was by far one of the best franchises I've ever seen (with the exception of the first few bad apples), and it makes me mad there aren't any more being made. Infinite was especially fun, and I played it several times, and then spent time afterwards digging through the lore. The problem is, when I find a game or franchise that I particularly love, that really left a lasting feeling with me, then it's hard not to compare other games to them.

Example. I've never played Fallout before. Never. But I fell in love with Oblivion and Skyrim, and dug through the lore, and modded to my heart's content. Everyone was all hyped for F4, so I decided I'd give it a try. Even though they're two different franchises, I expected Fallout to be a bit similar in some gameplay aspects, and it was. However, compared to the praise I hear people give the previous installments of Fallout, Fallout 4 just felt gutted, unoptimized, with a bunch of half-assed mechanics, and I never bothered finishing the game. I quite literally got bored, and uninstalled it.

So, with Fallout 4 leaving a vile taste in my mouth, it becomes a predicament on deciding whether or not I'm willing to potentially waste money on an earlier installment of the game, and face the potential of further disappointment. What I loved in Skyrim and Oblivion was the depth, and the sort of sandboxy "the world can go fuck itself I'm a farmer now, fuck you and your dragonborn adventure BS" vibe. You didn't have to do the main-quest, you could just sod off and go cause a cheese-avalanche if you pleased, or spend hours hunting and selling furs and letting random things happen to you.

If you're not sure, perhaps you should just give yourself some time to think about it and if you're still not sure afterwards, then think about other games you may want to play, instead of the Fallout franchise.

If you want an interesting trip, and haven't played it yet, check Alice Madness.

And that's the thing, both Oblivion and Skyrim have replay value. I wouldn't dare give Fallout 4 a second chance if it was a cheating ex-girlfriend with the looks of a Goddess. It still has the personality and depth of a doorknob, and I don't feel like waking up in the morning with a sense of overwhelming disappointment. It's also why I've largely veered from survival games now. I've found a few gems that I've quite enjoyed, The Forest was very well done (even when it was still early-access), with the resource necessity and effort calculated perfectly. However, the survival game market has been saturated with a bunch of cookie-cutter half-assed brainlessly developed pieces of horseshit.

The bold, gods, too much laughter.

[Val Halla]

There's a rather enormous cake...

[Lady Scylla]

I fucking loved BioShock. That game was by far one of the best franchises I've ever seen (with the exception of the first few bad apples), and it makes me mad there aren't any more being made. Infinite was especially fun, and I played it several times, and then spent time afterwards digging through the lore. The problem is, when I find a game or franchise that I particularly love, that really left a lasting feeling with me, then it's hard not to compare other games to them.

Example. I've never played Fallout before. Never. But I fell in love with Oblivion and Skyrim, and dug through the lore, and modded to my heart's content. Everyone was all hyped for F4, so I decided I'd give it a try. Even though they're two different franchises, I expected Fallout to be a bit similar in some gameplay aspects, and it was. However, compared to the praise I hear people give the previous installments of Fallout, Fallout 4 just felt gutted, unoptimized, with a bunch of half-assed mechanics, and I never bothered finishing the game. I quite literally got bored, and uninstalled it.

So, with Fallout 4 leaving a vile taste in my mouth, it becomes a predicament on deciding whether or not I'm willing to potentially waste money on an earlier installment of the game, and face the potential of further disappointment. What I loved in Skyrim and Oblivion was the depth, and the sort of sandboxy "the world can go fuck itself I'm a farmer now, fuck you and your dragonborn adventure BS" vibe. You didn't have to do the main-quest, you could just sod off and go cause a cheese-avalanche if you pleased, or spend hours hunting and selling furs and letting random things happen to you.

If you're not sure, perhaps you should just give yourself some time to think about it and if you're still not sure afterwards, then think about other games you may want to play, instead of the Fallout franchise.

If you want an interesting trip, and haven't played it yet, check Alice Madness.

I've looked at Alice Madness, I just feel I may not be surprised by it. When it first came out, I watched gameplay of the game constantly. I've always wanted it but I've seen the game in its entirety now; so it doesn't feel like I'll enjoy it as much. As far as Fallout, I'll definitely mull over it for sometime. Another game I loved was Metro, I played both Last Light and 2033, and despite the quirks it had -- the mesh graphics being one of them -- it was fun, had depth, and left you sad that it had ended.

[Jute]

I have found my all time favorite sub sandwich at Subway. The Veggie Delight. On Italian Herbs and Cheese bread, white American cheese (bitches do not have Swiss), with a nice helping of mayonnaise. Too awesome. Sans onions.

That's literally the only one I liked, too. All their meat and such tasted like polystyrene to me.
The onions are the best part for me, though, alongside with the avocado which was offered for free for some time here.

[Nanatsu no Tsuki]

If you're not sure, perhaps you should just give yourself some time to think about it and if you're still not sure afterwards, then think about other games you may want to play, instead of the Fallout franchise.

If you want an interesting trip, and haven't played it yet, check Alice Madness.

I've looked at Alice Madness, I just feel I may not be surprised by it. When it first came out, I watched gameplay of the game constantly. I've always wanted it but I've seen the game in its entirety now; so it doesn't feel like I'll enjoy it as much. As far as Fallout, I'll definitely mull over it for sometime. Another game I loved was Metro, I played both Last Light and 2033, and despite the quirks it had -- the mesh graphics being one of them -- it was fun, had depth, and left you sad that it had ended.

That could be an alternative, in case you decide not to go for Fallout in the end. I mean, it sounds like your experience with Fallout 4 did sour your prospects. If you're going to be spending money on a game, you might as well go for something you'll enjoy.

[Jute]

Fucking CDT kept me awake longer than it should.

Note to self: never argue with people in the middle of the night.

Happens to me way too often, too, haha. What was the thread about?