400 hours are some dynamic hours.

Bethesda's approach for Fallout 3 differed from their approach for Oblivion and Skyrim in that, while there were fewer total quests, each quest was a lot more substantial and offered multiple outcomes and choices. I can see this continuing in Fallout 4, along with radiant repeatable quests to generate content in our own settlements and to fill in for any smaller, less significant quests.

This is great!

P.S. Learn some basics.

Well thought out and articulate post, which I commend you for. Though I think Golfball might just be trying to rustle some jimmies at this point, albeit subtly.

Edit: Some of the stuff he typed in the post you are quoting was simply too juicy for me to take seriously.