[Oni]

I honestly enjoyed 3 & New Vegas much, much more. I might give it another shot, but it seemed like 4 was lacking somewhere.

Maybe lacking to what you can actually do, they should of made from 3 to 4 great.

The simplicity is admiring though.

I just remember it being more entertaining. From choosing between Megaton and Tenpenny Tower, to Anchorage.

[Skullmeat]

I honestly enjoyed 3 & New Vegas much, much more. I might give it another shot, but it seemed like 4 was lacking somewhere.

Maybe lacking to what you can actually do, they should of made from 3 to 4 great.

The simplicity is admiring though.

I just remember it being more entertaining. From choosing between Megaton and Tenpenny Tower, to Anchorage.

I'm strange, as I like New Vegas best.

[Bish0pQ]

I liked Fallout: NV a lot, but haven't played Fallout 4 yet. I might buy it though, heard a lot of good things about it. Would you recommend buying it?

[Oni]

Maybe lacking to what you can actually do, they should of made from 3 to 4 great.

The simplicity is admiring though.

I just remember it being more entertaining. From choosing between Megaton and Tenpenny Tower, to Anchorage.

I'm strange, as I like New Vegas best.

I almost said New Vegas was my favorite. I just preferred the setting/characters in it, although 3 had a lot more to it.

[Zaiken]

Pretty sure it's on sale atm on steam.

[Skryptec]

Pretty sure it's on sale atm on steam.

Autumn sale is over already. It was like 25 EUR if I remember right.

[Andreas17]

Fallout 4 was a mixed bag for me, I haven'tplayed any of the DLC after Far Harbor, mainly because my current PC can't run it.
I liked the settlement building, it was very fun to just build communities with food, water and electricity, what wasn't fun was grinding the materials, there should've been a way to make manufactories in your settlements, at least for things like concrete and wood. It also irked me that making unique structures was impossible, every thing you build is a shack, and there's no way to build "suburban" homes or "unique" buildings or props.
The RPG elements were a mess, character progression is slow because you can only improve in ONE thing at a time, and the dialogue options were lackluster, your character was voiced and it was just really hard to roleplay as something that wasn't "concerned parent".
I think it was "okay-ish", I wouldn't pay 60 dollars for it, hopefully the enxt one will be more like New Vegas

[Aeolian]

Fallout 4 was a mixed bag for me, I haven'tplayed any of the DLC after Far Harbor, mainly because my current PC can't run it.
I liked the settlement building, it was very fun to just build communities with food, water and electricity, what wasn't fun was grinding the materials, there should've been a way to make manufactories in your settlements, at least for things like concrete and wood. It also irked me that making unique structures was impossible, every thing you build is a shack, and there's no way to build "suburban" homes or "unique" buildings or props.
The RPG elements were a mess, character progression is slow because you can only improve in ONE thing at a time, and the dialogue options were lackluster, your character was voiced and it was just really hard to roleplay as something that wasn't "concerned parent".
I think it was "okay-ish", I wouldn't pay 60 dollars for it, hopefully the enxt one will be more like New Vegas

That's what upset me, that all the things you build are all shack looking, like fucking let me build an empire.

[Andreas17]

Fallout 4 was a mixed bag for me, I haven'tplayed any of the DLC after Far Harbor, mainly because my current PC can't run it.
I liked the settlement building, it was very fun to just build communities with food, water and electricity, what wasn't fun was grinding the materials, there should've been a way to make manufactories in your settlements, at least for things like concrete and wood. It also irked me that making unique structures was impossible, every thing you build is a shack, and there's no way to build "suburban" homes or "unique" buildings or props.
The RPG elements were a mess, character progression is slow because you can only improve in ONE thing at a time, and the dialogue options were lackluster, your character was voiced and it was just really hard to roleplay as something that wasn't "concerned parent".
I think it was "okay-ish", I wouldn't pay 60 dollars for it, hopefully the enxt one will be more like New Vegas

That's what upset me, that all the things you build are all shack looking, like fucking let me build an empire.

My favourite enviroments in Fallout have to be the run-down suburban homes, and it was such a huge disappointment that Jamaica Plains, a big suburb, was reduced to only a run-down house (which you can't fix), a street, and a square of nothing. I would've loved if there was a way to "repair" run-down buildings to restore them to how they SHOULD look (with effects of deterioration of course)

[Aeolian]

Fallout 4 was a mixed bag for me, I haven'tplayed any of the DLC after Far Harbor, mainly because my current PC can't run it.
I liked the settlement building, it was very fun to just build communities with food, water and electricity, what wasn't fun was grinding the materials, there should've been a way to make manufactories in your settlements, at least for things like concrete and wood. It also irked me that making unique structures was impossible, every thing you build is a shack, and there's no way to build "suburban" homes or "unique" buildings or props.
The RPG elements were a mess, character progression is slow because you can only improve in ONE thing at a time, and the dialogue options were lackluster, your character was voiced and it was just really hard to roleplay as something that wasn't "concerned parent".
I think it was "okay-ish", I wouldn't pay 60 dollars for it, hopefully the enxt one will be more like New Vegas

That's what upset me, that all the things you build are all shack looking, like fucking let me build an empire.

My favourite enviroments in Fallout have to be the run-down suburban homes, and it was such a huge disappointment that Jamaica Plains, a big suburb, was reduced to only a run-down house (which you can't fix), a street, and a square of nothing. I would've loved if there was a way to "repair" run-down buildings to restore them to how they SHOULD look (with effects of deterioration of course)

If you could completely create your house from a graphical stand point of view it would be amazing. The game would be a lot more better.