or less use a single execution queue. Some scripts may never make it out of the queue.

Overall, I think 2nd floors are hit and miss. Sometimes they work fine, usually they don't. I have had

off the same execute, alt tabbed the entire time to look up how some of the more vague gameplay mechanics work. Game survives alt tab without crashing or delay reliably.

No outstanding bugs. Similar to
unquestionably one of the best-executed, most atmospheric, most action-packed contemporary RPG's to date.

Every system that I felt TES 3->4->5 took towards oversimplification is coming back here. Individual

executing him because Brotherhood.

I only use other companions for plot reasons. Problems with companions:

Dogmeat: Other than the initial "oh, cute, I get a dog" moment and helping find McGuff--I mean
force" are idiotic bullying tactics and that's what they get you.
X6: Never got him, somehow missed the part where he becomes a permanent companion even when I played Institute.
Preston: Boyscout who

log says nothing useful and validating the game cache only picks up 1.5 KB of missing data, which is the executable because I run the game via Fallout 4 Configuration Tool.

I've been stumped for about

" for the reason of adding something new since they ran out of ideas. Espeically given how many hostile gen 1 synchs you find shows how badly that idea is executed by bethesda. For not bothering much they
.

@Douglas, where are ingame evidences that those mutants solve more trouble then they cause? I seem to have missed that. [/quote]There is none, Supermutants attack settlements on a regular basis but it would

a button, no compile errors, no save errors, no in-game errors. The script just refuses to execute for some bizarre reason. Am I missing something obvious here?

Newest update: For some reason Fallout

said countryside, executing all those who sided with us and the unpopular government. Soon very few countrysiders still lived to support us. Throw in the fact that the war was run by a few idiots not
. Concentrate your forces in a nuclear war, and watch as they all get vaporized while concentrated. And so on..... [/quote]

Point and context missed.

are interesting factions in FO4. BoS is so poorly executed this time thanks to the babby elder and his "destroy it all" strategy of dealing with the institute. The most advanced tech in the wastes and
and the Enclave remnants you had to look around to find. And I'll admit, I did miss those power armored maniacs. [/quote]

You can still have power armor without factions like the BoS or Enclave being

about as basic as Fallout 3's melee and unarmed system, with the only really new additions being a better crafting system for your melee weapons, and execution animations on enemies with a certain
.

This something I considered to actually be very interesting and satisfying, but it appeared it was exclusive in third person, never first person in my experience. So I'm wondering, am I actually missing

Originally posted by Caps:

Originally posted by West:

Why? You're either too young to understand how well written and well executed this game is in it's every aspect, along with previous
said above, you wouldn't need to ask why nor read any of this if you'd just play the previous games.

Btw,not playing them is just you missing out on some of the greatest games of all time.
Also good job