Multiplat Fallout 4

[LukasTheGreat]

You destroyed Megaton, didn't you!
I hope you felt guilty up in your tower apartment suite!

I finished it about 4 times so I've done a mixture of both . Blowing up Megaton was probably the greatest thing i had seen in a video game though.

 

[dexter_]

I could never blow up Megaton. I am incapable of playing as a bad guy in video games for some reason.

 

[PP34]

I loved it. Sickest option ever in a video game?

 

[CasuallyDressed]

I blew up Megaton as soon as that cheap-ass sheriff refused to give me 500 caps.

Damn the fool.

 

[TheHoneyBadger]

I finished it about 4 times so I've done a mixture of both . Blowing up Megaton was probably the greatest thing i had seen in a video game though.

I took that path and reloaded to an earlier file. I just can't have negative karma in a videogame, haha. I have to be the good guy, for some reason. I can't settle knowing I've pissed off 99% of the NPCs in the game

 

[LukasTheGreat]

I took that path and reloaded to an earlier file. I just can't have negative karma in a videogame, haha. I have to be the good guy, for some reason. I can't settle knowing I've pissed off 99% of the NPCs in the game

Yeah, i usually have to be a bad guy from the outset and it's usually on a second playthrough. It's actually alot more fun once you get into it and leave your morals at the start-up screen

 

[TheHoneyBadger]

Yeah, i usually have to be a bad guy from the outset and it's usually on a second playthrough. It's actually alot more fun once you get into it and leave your morals at the start-up screen

I'm currently doing another New Vegas playthrough, and planning to take the Yes Man option, but sometime before Fallout 4 comes around I'll re-do it taking the Caesar's Legion option and do an evil playthrough of Fallout 3
It's not even a moral thing, I have no problem jumping on GTA V, mowing down cyclists, doing burnouts on them and igniting their corpse with a jerry can and a pistol shot, but for some reason I can't take the bad side of decisions with long-term or permanent consequences

 

[LukasTheGreat]

I'm currently doing another New Vegas playthrough, and planning to take the Yes Man option, but sometime before Fallout 4 comes around I'll re-do it taking the Caesar's Legion option and do an evil playthrough of Fallout 3
It's not even a moral thing, I have no problem jumping on GTA V, mowing down cyclists, doing burnouts on them and igniting their corpse with a jerry can and a pistol shot, but for some reason I can't take the bad side of decisions with long-term or permanent consequences

Are you some sort of NPC horder? "Oh I can't kill that NPC, i might need her later!"

 

[TheHoneyBadger]

Are you some sort of NPC horder? "Oh I can't kill that NPC, i might need her later!"

Nah, I am on the Elder Scrolls though. Always save the Dark Brotherhood for later. Didn't on my first Skyrim playthrough and it cost me Hjerim, the Windhelm house
But no, I just don't like taking the bad side for some reason. Can't put my finger on it but definitely not a moral issue

 

[Hank Scorpion]

I blew up Megaton to kill Moira Brown. When i visited the rubble, she survived .

 

[pantskyle]

I blew up Megaton for the lulz.

 

[pantskyle]

 

[blackshadow]

The only Fallout I've played is New Vegas and I loved it, bought Fallout 3 on a Steam sale but haven't played it yet I've got a few PC games in my pile of shame (Starcraft 2,FO3 and a couple of others).

Hopefully FO4 will be on PS4 sometime next year.

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[Hank Scorpion]

Searching online, it looks as though Three Dog will reappear:

http://au.ign.com/articles/2013/01/09/fallout-4-teased-by-three-dog-voice-actor

It's from January, so its disappointing there hasn't been too much news since.

 

[I Rock]

I tend to play the nice guy on most games, except when it comes to handing over power. I had no issue in New Vegas finishing with things in my own personal favour.

The one small complaint (and it's very small) about Fall Out 3 & New Vegas is it didn't have as good of character history/story list as it did in Fallout 2 after you do the things you do/must.

 

[Bender_]

I alternate between good and bad with each game I play.

 

[Ant_]

I haven't played Mass Effect as evil Sheppard either

I tend to be the good guy

 

[TheHoneyBadger]

I haven't played Mass Effect as evil Sheppard either

I tend to be the good guy

I actually haven't played any of the Mass Effect games at all. Am I a bad person?

 

[dav3]

I actually haven't played any of the Mass Effect games at all. Am I a bad person?

Yes

 

[Oneiros]

I haven't played Mass Effect as evil Sheppard either

I tend to be the good guy

Played Mass Effect 3 as Renegade Sheppard. Colonel Jessup would have been proud of the sort of stuff I was carrying out.

But by and large I tend to stick to good guy routes and avoid being the villain. Mass Effect above and my deranged little murder-happy wood elf in Skyrim are the two notable exceptions.

 

[Ant_]

I do a couple of the Evil routines in Mass Effect, i.e pushing the guy out the window in ME2. Overall I tend to not take the really Jerk\arseh*le style dialogue though.

 

[Oneiros]

I actually haven't played any of the Mass Effect games at all. Am I a bad person?

Get into it.

Everyone needs to maintain a diet of blue skinned space babes.

 

[TheHoneyBadger]

Get into it.

Everyone needs to maintain a diet of blue skinned space babes.

I'll get around to it at some point. I already have so many games to finish and get, but I have plenty of time, I guess. How long's the story for each game, roughly?

 

[Ant_]

I actually haven't played any of the Mass Effect games at all. Am I a bad person?

Easily my favorite video game series from a storyline POV.

ME1 is a little clunky but has the best storyline out of the 3 and has most RPG elements

ME2\3 more RPG light\3PS however tighter controls

ME3's ending is a little so, so but has some fantastic set pieces.

 

[Ant_]

I'll get around to it at some point. I already have so many games to finish and get, but I have plenty of time, I guess. How long's the story for each game, roughly?

depends on how much you grind out the side missions. Can put 20-30+ hours into each plus the DLC's