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Somehow it is strange, because I always thought that things in fiction are less bad than in reality.
But for example, Giatta I wouldnt say looks terrible as a companion.
I think you see what you wanna see.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3422756609
Because they don't care about politics, but purely on making customers happy.
This I like.
"Safe Space" atmosphere.
As someone who's played New Vegas, and thoroughly enjoyed it. I can't say I'm on board with this aesthetic.
Would this have been passable in 2010? Sure. But I'd like to think that the industry has since moved passed that and is working towards better-looking games overall.
Obsidian has proven me wrong, I suppose.
I've also fully completed Morrowind, Oblivion, Skyrim, and Fallout 3 (So I am that old-school ES player.)
I don't understand how someone agreed to this.
Jeez I must be ancient sitting in my game drawer is Arena, daggerfall, battlespire, and redguard.