Recent content by Starke

Yeah, I can agree with that sentiment. I honestly think I never finished Citadel. It was a long, "hey, guys, we're sorry about how fucking terrible the ending was, let's make it up to you by showing you all these characters you liked in other games." The party sequence had some amusing bits, but...

He is a well written character (by Fallout 4 standards, anyway) with an interesting perspective on the setting that we haven't seen elsewhere. So, yeah, rather like the character. Not someone I'd want to hang out with in the real world, not someone that I even particularly agree with, but a...

Remember, we're talking about a game where there is a non-lethal combat route.

Pacifist runs are usually ones that completely avoid combat. (In stealth games, these are a little different from Ghost runs, where you're completely undetected.) Non-lethal runs are just that.

The video indicates the same base building mechanics also apply to freighters, which you can buy and call to you at any time. Not sure if you can actually pilot them, though.

I was hoping the father had faked his death, and was trying to drive is wife insane so he could lay claim to her fortune or somethin'.

It holds up. It's a really good grindhouse homage. I didn't even realize it was originally shot in 3d until I was watching this.

I could be wrong, but I think that's actually a faction ability. So you only get it in Campaign mode, and only if you have Vlad as your starting lord. If you start with a different lord, and recruit him, he won't get that ability. I doubt it works in multiplayer, though I haven't checked.

To be fair, this is in the faction without any ranged units, and Vlad can't be everywhere at once.

Didn't realize we were getting Vlad. That's actually pretty cool.

I'd settle for Chicago style casseroles. But, to each their own, I guess.

Thought that was releasing in 20 minutes or so. EDIT: Yeah, downloading now.

They're not. That's not how copyright works at all. The compelled to defend their IP is an element of trademark law, and the odds of loosing a mark to dilution are almost nil anyway.

This is utterly false and untrue. Dilution is an element in trademark law, not copyright. Intellectual Property is a catch all term for copyright, trademark, and patent law. But, they are not the synonymous. It's like saying, "well cats are cold blooded, because snakes are cold blooded...

Which I didn't say that. Fallout 4 doesn't owe anything to NMA. It owes its existence to the people working at Bethesda who noticed that Interplay had started auctioning off their IPs. They took a dead franchise, and turned it into a massive blockbuster. In the process they created something...