Jeremy

He might, but how will they explain them going thousands of miles from New Vegas to D.C. In between seasons? I hope they don't go anywhere near the east coast. We've got enough nostalgia berries with this series. I'd like to see something new, not rehash the same tired tropes and locations we've already spent hundreds of hours in.

The sad part is that it's the lore nerds that think they know the lore that are getting it wrong because they're so eager to hate on everything that they aren't really paying attention to the show or using their brains to think about why certain things might be the way they are.

Why doesn't it work? We don't know when Howard is talking to House. Right after the party he tells his wife they need to talk and in the previous episode his wife was already packing things for a move into a vault. This could all be happening over a short span between that conversation and the bombs dropping. That and I didn't see any evidence in what he said that implied directly that 2065 was the future. The launch date he gave could be weeks away from that conversation and it would have been stated the same way. Day, month, year.

I just played through the series for the first time and there was fast travel before 5. Maybe not directly to every site, but part of the joy of these games is what happens between A and B, not just turning in rewards instantly.

They can pull back whatever they want. Exclusives do NOT drive hardware sales as they learned when they started releasing their games on PC to massive success. If they want to stop getting my money, then go right ahead. I have plenty of backlog and tons of great games coming, I don't need anything from Sony they don't want to sell me.

When I was born my parents already had a Pong game and an Atari 2600. Soon we had Colecovision and then Nintendo and finally my full conversion to PC. I could never have dreamed then that games like Skyrim or Cyberpunk would even exist. It sucks being old, but I feel so thankful to have seen the industry grow and for experiences to be this incredible. It's something people born later take for granted. I have problems with probably every game if I break it down, but overall it's just so incredible to see how far the industry has come and how much better it will continue to be. Graphics will never beat out good old fashioned design, but they're still amazing.

I'll never get these people who find a sense of pride in not trying things, not knowing about things, and not experiencing things. As if somehow reading a book has more intrinsic value than playing a good game. There are bad books and profound games. Here's a thought, Steve. You know you can do both? You can play videogames and still read important books. What a tool. Oh well, his loss.

No remaster and no PC release is just dumb business when it comes to all these games. It's just leaving money on the table. Most PC gamers have no reason to buy a PS or Xbox, so it's not helping to move consoles.

It was an awful game and had zero potential. The story wasn't interesting, the setting wasn't interesting and the combat was bad.Bioware is just one of the countless victims of CEO's that don't understand the very industry they guide. Had they stuck to the Bioware rpg template set by Dragon Age Origins, Mass Effect, and there other classics, while keeping their expectations realistic, they'd still be making good games that made good money. Instead a bunch of idiots in monkey suits were too busy chasing trends so they could buy their 5th Tesla.

Fair, but 2 was the worst in my opinion. Basing who lives and dies based on a time limit the game never lets you know about is idiotic. That and 2 is when the game stopped being an rpg. If I want a shooter, I'll go find the 1349 that are better. It was supposed to be an rpg and they abandoned that with 2 and with the atrocity that was ME3 it was even worse. Most overrated game series I can think of outside of Dragon Age after the brilliant first game.

Mass Effect is the most overrated rpg series in recent memory. The choices mean almost nothing at the end of the game and it just basically comes down to the ending you get is based on numbers you have little to do to get. Time limits are awful in games meant for exploration. They've never added anything to a game and they never will. Squad composition should never be a factor in outcome in quests because it makes the experience arbitrarily linear for no benefit. This is such a bad take on a bad series. That and where do we go from here? Millenia old robotic cycles of galactic death and rebirth to what? A second death star, a third? The whole series was lame. The only good game was the first one when we could pretend our choices would matter eventually (spolier - they didn't) and when we were set out to explore. That and Bioware thinks the space part of sci-fi doesn't matter, or they didn't have the talent to implement it, so spaceships are little more than load screens. Rubbish.

I think it's a great idea. These companies are making us wait too long between entries in some of these games. I'd still buy expansions annually for games as old as Oblivion, Skyrim, Fallout 3 and New Vegas if they released them and they were meaty and reviewed well. When Elder Scrolls 6 comes out we're talking a 15 year+ gap without any new single player Elder Scrolls content. That's just dumb. Outsource expansions to another dev team and keep em coming.

I just can't see how it can keep up visually using that engine and with the same people there for years I don't see animations or character models improving. Then you get to the many baffling design decisions they've made over their last 3 main titles and I just don't believe they can deliver. I feel like it's gonna look like something from 10+ years ago and be full of awful design. That and the stories and quests they've done with Fallout 4, Fallout 76 and Starfield have been terrible. The writing has been atrocious. I noped out of Starfield after a good 100+ hour try after I finished doing a quest I thought might lead somewhere interesting and nope, it was just get the janitor a cup of coffee. Yeah, I'm not optimistic.

It's not likely going to happen. Fallout 3 is next, we know that from the court report from a few years back and the 100% accurate recent leak. Second, Morowind can't be done the same way as Oblivion, it would have to be a ground up full remake and that's a complete project that would take years. Today's crowd simply wouldn't like the clunky systems, lack of voice acting, simplistic environments etc. They might do a full remake one day, but the best bet is the upcoming Skywind mod which should release next year based on progress data. I don't care if console users get it or not. Write a letter to MS or Sony.

I don't care when the games are set, I just want them to be good and I just want them period. Almost 50 years of Star Wars and we've gotten two rpg's and a handfull of shooters of wildly varying quality. It's such a waste.