I dont pay much attaintion to the forums untill the game is out to avoid the skyrim forums catastrophe so yes I would like you to post some examples. I didnt say all games of course there will be developers that completely revamp there games each iteration.

I just...Dont understand at all. Its a completely alien concept to me to buy something over and over again knowing that it wont hold my interest at all, that ill hate it, and that it isnt worth putting any time into it. And then do that for approaching a decade.

I'm happy Bethesda made power armor more realistic, so now we can't run around with a couple sets in our bag, and modding won't be hindered by a voiced protagonist at all. The reply lines will just not be spoken by the player but the NPC dialog will still be voiced. . .which is fine by me.

I would wait for launch, or more concrete game information to be released before jumping to assumptions

it could be they like the pain so they keep doing it I forgot what the word is called?

Masochist.

When you're a fan of the franchise, I don't think it is. Not everyone likes Fallout 3 and what's happening to Fallout. In the same way, I'm a TES fan and complain about some of the changes made to Skyrim. If they streamlined the game to the point where it was Far Cry, I'd probably be here voicing my disgust.

In the end, Todd Howard may not want to continue doing Fallout in years to come, and we get someone else who might try to bring it back to its root. You might find yourself in Gizmos position then lol

Arguing that Bethesda's Fallout-labeled games are not enough like the originals does not mean that you don't enjoy playing Bethesda's games.

It just seems to me like sticking with something way past its usefulness. Still being mad about things that happened 8 years ago.

Nothing in videogames truly die. X3 got lobotomized pretty well with X-Rebirth, so much that that is what I actually would call a abomination. But then there is Limit Theory which is being developed to suit the niche that is left empty by that game. I would much rather follow Limit Theories development and encourage those people to make the game that I enjoy, than focusing on a developer that has completely left me and becoming bitter about it.

Its just attaching a negative emotional feeling to a videogame that I find hard to do. I can feel sad that something is lost, but I don't want to become obsessed with that loss. Its always better to put your money where your mouth is, and vote with dollars instead of forum posts.

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