It's much more compact, the slowdowns make the scenes feel more "mysterious" or "eerie" (for the lack of a better word), and the music makes a huge difference to the tone. Had the actual trailer been something like that, I'd be actually anticipating for what the game might be offering; it felt more like a Fallout trailer.

congrrats on being easily swayed by generically cut trailers

No no. Congrats to you for a pointless comment that did nothing.

I personally thought some of the slow downs were excessive like the brahmin and mysterious cyborg (notice a robot hand?). Otherwise it kept the scenes that actually looked good. They definitely needed to do work on the stuff from the beginning and end of the original trailer.

The baseball stadium is now Diamond City.

...with a supply store ran by Moira Brown.

Did anyone catch the gun the guy had when he pet his dog? It looked like it had a few mods attached Im glad they took that from nv

by looking at the trailer alone, we're going to see an amazing game. I don't know about using josh brolin is a wise move, I was hoping clint eastwood would've done the V.O as a master ghoul been a better decision.

all the cynics don't understand the scope of a game like this is completely unique to any thing else available.

you start up the game, and dive in.

5 year development cycle on post apocalypse open world rpg by world's best game development team in the world, with more than a hundred thousand distinct clutter objects is paradise.

I just watched the trailer again on the Fallout 4 website and yeah I don't understand the complaint about the graphics, it looks really good. It's not witcher 3 levels but it looks good, can't wait for E3.

Scope means nothing without substance.

bgs designs logic on a scope nobody else does. they've earned my trust on whatever theyre going to do.

Is that so?

It was pretty much what I was expecting, except for colours, which was a pleasant surprise.

Looks and sounds like a trailer for a really bad 80's slasher movie, and not even "bad in a good way" like the old Jason movies, but bad in a "Jason X" kind of way.

Its not even mysterious or eerie, its just corny beyond all reason.

Trailer was good and not full of spoilers. It gives me something to look forward to. XD

It was good, but it doesn't make me feel like the other trailers.

What annoys me is everyone whining about dogmeat.

Of course.

That's not a good thing.

No it's not.

The official trailer is so [censored] it's impossible to mod it "good".

The trailer was great IMO.

Far better then the Fo3 or NV ones, well, except the kinda log "dog explores house" bit at the beginning.

It thought it was awful. Like I said earlier, I felt it was cheap and insipid and like microwaving a meal from the day before yesterday. A horrid first impression if I ever saw one.

What was so wrong about it?

It was less "MUH ACTION, AND EXPLOSIONS, AND LOOK AT ALL MUH GUNS GOING OFF! OHH MAN I'M BOMBING THE STRIP! ISN'T THIS [censored] RAD!" that Fo3 and Nv were, and for that its a million times better.

Besides the singular nuke at the end, I dont think even one gun was fired, or weapon actually used the whole trailer. It was just cool looking pans of various areas from the game.

It was generic, recycled, flat and fabricated. And on top of all that, the music was absolutely awful. I said it some other thread earlier, but it looked more like a trailer to some sort of quirky space fantasy than a "Fallout trailer". It lacked the mood, it lacked the style, it lacked the feel. The "no explosions" part was probably the only good thing about it. This of course in the context of it being a trailer for Fallout; if it was a trailer for Todd Howard's Twilight 2300, I might've looked at it a bit differently. As it is, it's just bad.

I don't really see the "space fantasy" bit.

All of it looked like a fairly typical apocalyptic wasteland with junk towns in it. Not seeing anything resembling "spacey" elements besides maybe the ship with the rockets on it.

Also

>Hating inkspots.

>Hating the theme of NV.

Terrible taste in music.

My initial thoughts were of exhilaration, let the hype commence. My secondary thoughts were fears that they would dumb down the RPG elements like they did with Skyrim, and make the game more politically correct (please let me be a child shooting drug addict!).

The music I was referring to was more the orchestral [censored] after the Ink spots.