Nice review, loved the music.
Still might buy the game since I haven't really played fallout 3.
Still might buy the game since I haven't really played fallout 3.
I can just as easily say "Despite how bad it is." and mean the same thing.Warachia said:so a game regardless of how good can't be a game of the year?
Back in 2008 for fallout 3 or better yet, back in 2007 for oblivion.Dante Spears said:While good comedic value, where the hell was the review?
Isn't that a bit contradictory? If he brings up points worthy of consideration, why does it amaze you that people give his opinion "any sort of weight"?solidstatemind said:It still amazes me that people give Yahtzee's opinion any sort of weight. He's a comedian not a critic, folks. He may point out things that are worth your time to consider, but if you base your purchasing decision solely upon his 'reviews', you're really doing yourself a disservice. You may bleat now. Thank you.
Refer to Fallout 3.Dante Spears said:While good comedic value, where the hell was the review?
Admittedly, my experience might have been due to the fact that I specialized in energy weapons right off the bat, so I was using only a laser pistol for the first part of the game. There weren't really any interesting armor upgrades that couldn't be looted (and, seriously, you get more armor than you know what to do with), so really I didn't have much to do with caps other than ammo you couldn't buy for love nor money.Eclectic Dreck said:On my first play though I was broke by the time I hit vegas because I always felt the need to purchase every Stimpack and doctor bag I could find and constantly bought shiny new things that were only marginally better than my rusty old things. On my second play through I had enormous piles of money because I realized if I was simply not stupid when playing I wouldn't need a billion stimpacks and doctor bags and felt no need to check out shiny new things when I could just find a version of it eventually for free anyhow.aristos_achaion said:Goodness, Yahtzee was rushing through that game--I thought I got to New Vegas a bit ahead of schedule, and I had about 5000 caps and a couple of weeks of game time under my belt beforehand. Great review, though -- it's great to see a review that isn't just complaining about the bugs.
ED: I'd kind of been hoping that Yahtzee would get jumped by Deathclaws rather than Cazadors on his northerly shortcut...I was really wondering what ZP art he'd break out for a Deathclaw...
You mean common knowledge.Clock-workable said:Soda has sugar in it which dehydrates you, its common sense.
Actually, he says in his SSBB viewer comment review that he's a critic.solidstatemind said:It still amazes me that people give Yahtzee's opinion any sort of weight. He's a comedian not a critic, folks. He may point out things that are worth your time to consider, but if you base your purchasing decision solely upon his 'reviews', you're really doing yourself a disservice. You may bleat now. Thank you.
About all that was really relevent was the bit about how it's basically 'Fallout: More Edition', and the lock-up... which, come to think of it, isn't really all that accurate, because the damn thing locks up on me constantly. If he only experienced the one, and it was that far into the game (at least 4-6 hours of playing), he should consider himself lucky.
Noo. There isn't going to be a review. Mostly cause it's exactly like fallout three with the expection of hardcore mode and the enviroment both of which he gave a few cents of mentioning before going into this more entertaing mode to make up for what could have been a repetive review. Think wolfenstein.Knoxy said:While the video was funny and it's always nice to change things up a bit, I have to ask: Where was the actual review bit? More in Extra Punctuation maybe?