u/DeadMachineStds

Upvoted because of how idiotic it is to have that kind of mod taken down.

Perhaps the creator could expand on the mod and add an MLB legal team that will randomly spawn and attack you with briefcases.

Doesn't appear to work with melee weapons =\ also appears to be meant for combat rather than peeking around corners.

Oh okay thanks, I'll try that next time I play.

Agreed, I enjoy the survivor difficulty but enemy armor/health(?) buffing seems ridiculous. I just want the game to be hard, without having to unload 8 combat shotgun rounds into an unarmored enemy at point blank range in order to kill them.

40 mins? I spent at least two hours trying to get mine to look just like Vin Diesel.

I know I sound like every other crotchety person (at the old age of 26), but I fucking hate teenagers like this, because you know they're a typical spoiled brat with shitty parents, and that they've never worked a hard day in their life. They have no idea what it's like to go home feeling exhausted. To them everyone and everything is just a prop in their life movie and exists solely for their gratification.

Sounds like a weird, knee jerk reaction from someone who has no experience handling finances. She didn't even ask OP about it before breaking out the life raft and abandoning ship. Suggests that she's either not very bright or she was only staying with OP at that point for the comfortable lifestyle.

I guess in her mind he was on the edge of bankruptcy so she stole all his shit and sold it to benefit herself. Nothing but love there...

The game is awesome, but it has some annoying carry-overs, like the lack of corner leaning. You can't see enemies on the radar who haven't detected you, and you can't destroy lights (except search lights). This makes being stealthy pretty difficult since even in low light conditions many enemies will start investigating if they look in your direction, which happens pretty often when you have no way of peaking around corners.

Enemies also have ridiculously good aim once again. I don't use VATS and try to play FO4 like more of a traditional shooter, so this can be frustrating, especially on the harder difficulties.

On the flipside, enemies are too dumb in some instances, making the game easy. Kind like how you can pop their heads at range one by one, and every time they'll go back to [HIDDEN] from [CAUTIOUS] if you sit around long enough. Ontop of that firing bullets tends to not draw that many enemies, and/or they'll be moving to slow to reach you before you become [HIDDEN] again.

There should be a stairwell you can take to the top floor (somewhere).

My PS4 disk had to install roughly 32GB.

Strange, didn't happen to me (PS4). I have save files for two different characters currently. When loading a game are you selecting your new character's saves or all saves?

As if those twitchy motherfuckers weren't creepy enough. Playing on survivor difficulty makes scavenging feel like a zombie apocalypse horror game.

Yeah I was put off by that too. Clear one more dungeon and their highest ranking Paladin will kiss your feet and make you their supreme leader (if Skyrim is any indication). Then they'll throw a parade in your honor because you're just that good at a video game (right Bethesda? Right?).

The moment the guy in Sanctuary asked me to be the leader of the Minutemen I audibly sighed. Sometimes we just want good story telling, instead of weird, contrived events that always end up with the least qualified person who showed up literally a day before being made the leader of something.

All the ones I've seen so far have been for "persuasion checks" in multiple kinds of instances, so I'm not sure what attributes the game draws on for each. They pop up pretty often, mainly to ask for more caps to perform x task.

I have seen some red dialogue once or twice but I didn't choose it. =\

The game avoids giving any solid statistics and just lets you know persuasion failed.

So wait, these are predefined names? And here I thought Bethesda was using some dynamic system for NPCs to pronounce individual names.

They don't even have Chuck or Norris. There's always SOMETHING...

EDIT: I failed to see the point of having one NPC use a prerecorded list of names. Silly me.

I'm playing on the survivor difficulty, and I'm using a melee/stealth character. It is possible, but difficult unless you're...

A) Sneaking around a lot

or,

B) Pumping a lot of points early on into strength and endurance.

Sometimes using guns is a must. There are fights where you just can't win without popping some heads.

I was surprised when it called me Mr. Riddick. 10/10 Bethesda.

It's pretty good. From what I've seen a lot of the unarmed options appear to be upgrade variations for specific weapons like knuckles. You can add razors, knives, etc, some being better while others different status effects (e.g bleeding).

The combat itself doesn't feel very dextrous/smooth, but it'll do for a Chuck Norris playthrough.

Agreed. A lot of the dialogue options are unspecific and don't really hint as to what you're about to say. The protagonist seems to have three settings: super nice, mildly nice, and neutral; that is when isn't moping about misplacing his [REDACTED] at the beginning of the game.

Looks as close to Riddick as I could get it.

This. No one forces you to give them access to your money unless they plan on dipping into it.

Wha...? Surely it would be easier to colonize a whole other planet. /s

because a large, vocal part of their consumer base doesn't have the first clue about how economics work in the real world.

Nnnno, it's probably because we've seen this from CA and SEGA repeatedly and players aren't satisfied to sit back and accept their narrative as fact.

Some find it easier to relax and let loose, while others feel more comfortable taking their pent-up aggression out on people.