On my first playthrough I always just play the game not caring about achievements. If I'm bored and have nothing really going on afterwards, I sometimes go achievement hunting.

The legendary edition did only come out 2 years ago, and it had a lot of press. If it completely passed you by, then maybe that's because you don't play games like that?

I'd highly recommend you check it out. You may just find a new game genre you love.

In MW2, I was the guy who did search and destroy with a Riot sheild, akimbo pistols and c4 charge. C4 was able to be thrown with barely any area to be shot at. OP as shit.

Lennus 2 is a great game, especially since it has a lot more sprite detail -- the first game started developmental as a GameBoy title before being moved to the SNES -- and it shows in the character and monster designs, and for that matter the architecture designs, but the sequel dropped the unique colour pallet the first game was known for.

Gonne look into it rn!

New Vegas is the best FO game with the first one. FO 4 is not a bad game but it is a horrible FO.

Not one character in 4 is better than any in nv. And regards to story it’s just a swap of fallout 3

Ah thanks man for the explanation!!

Ty for the description sounds really fun

Bethesda's best storytelling doesn't come in quests. It's the environmental storytelling where you go into a building and what happened is told in notes, terminals, skeletons and other items.

A game where Bethesda created a world and Obsidian wrote the stories would be perfection.

Problem is the Soviet Union was never a truly communist society. While corruption and greed have plagued all governments through time, the Soviet Union spent so much time covering it up that little else got accomplished.

Not that old yet :). When the last game came out i was only 5

Literally didn't care about John's family, you don't even meet them until the end game iirc. What's fun is traveling around the country meeting interesting folk, getting involved in various local problems, and killing interesting, compelling villains. It's very easy to make a compelling story around a bounty hunter, it's why it's such a common profession for westerns and sci fi stories, or lone wanderer types of any genre.

Most of the good story quests are faction related. BOS has a few good, so does the Railroad. Instutitue and Minutemen also have some good story questions. The DLC stories also have a few really cool missions. I have 2300 hours, bought it day one, still play it at least once a week for a few hours. Mods really can help out areas that are lacking. I spent 800 hours without mods, I think I have 50 mods now. Some add a lot to the story and adapt it. I love Fallout 4 as you can also make your own fun, ignore the story and just to walk around. Plenty of unique location quests.

BoS arrival, I'll give you that one. Especially at night. In a radstorm. Epic.

It's not really a story element though, it's more nailing the execution of a set piece. I usually hold off the arrival because crashing vertibirds gets old fast.

and currently name is Divinity 2:Developer's Cut on Steam but in Xbox version is Dragon Knight Saga. By the way game is on sale on steam and gog.

I never pay attention to trophies or achievements or whatever.

The only time I 100% a game is when I truly love it. I've only done it a handful of times. Mass Effect Trilogy, Samurai Warriors 5, Hyrule Warriors, Age of Calamity and currently about 120 hours into Xenoblade 3 trying to 100%.

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Is this a joke? How could you not have heard of the Mass Effect series? It's literally many people's (including mine) favourite games of all time.

To each their own, but for me, meeting Nick, killing Kellog, the BOS showing up are some pretty cool story moments in my opinion

... It's not really a contest. New Vegas' story is better by miles. Bethesda just can't help themselves with writing stories that don't fit their gameplay for some reason.

I'll give them this, Fallout 4 has a slightly more interesting and dynamic story than 3 did.

Thanx

The Xenoblade games have some of the best and interesting worlds I've played in.

You're basically ants on the bodies of walking giants.

God a good mesh of sci-fi and fantasy along with a ting of anime (or a lot if XB2)

Fallout 4 is more FPS with some RP type stuff. NV is mostly RP and game skill based with FPS. Fallout 4 is more based on how you shoot or do melee vs the skill based system that helps you out. NV is great, I have a total of 800 hours in that, but in Fallout 4 I have 2300 or so. I have played all the fallout games. 4 to me is best as the story is good, lots and lots of unique side quests. Factions almost demand an additional replay as they do offer different quests and equipmnt. Fallout 4 also has base buiding and such. With all the DLCs (not free) and the 4K texture pack (free) it is good for at least 200 hours of gameplay. Lots of companions to fit your style.

both pillars of eternity games. pathologic 2. morrowind. tyranny.