execution overall. [/quote]
They don't actually make gen 3's/coursers that quick and easy. Sure that weird people building machine makes it seem like they do, But if you talk to the scientists (especially
them the leverage to prevent people from snooping too much into those missing people's reports. He also passes on reports and other things to the institute as well.
They replaced the father of the

dialogue system is limiting and a blatant console pander, and the main quest has factions that are for the most part rather poorly explained/executed.

I bash on the new dialogue system primarily because of
than the latter, but they, at least imo, managed to miss even that somehow.

Originally posted by Sigmar:

Just look at the weapon crafting: In the past, you had those bland bars showing deterioration, and somehow you

based on current framerate.
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be confident that it would play nice on a modern Windows 10 machine without having to install a bunch of third party executable fixes

as i have mentioned in another thread - i just started playing New
motivation to search for the Institute - and even if they missed it all - they would still end up there due to the faction quests - which could have made us hunt down Kellogg as the only man who we know who

sympathize with the soldiers, but with your child missing, you have to hurry.

You arrive in Diamond City, meet Piper, rescue Valentine. In the city you learn about the institute, the abductions, the synths
them.

Eventually, it is learned Danse is actually a synth, and Elder Maxson's insistance to have him executed is what leads to your falling out with the BoS. Sure, synths are an extremely dangerous

bastards doesn't mean that the Brotherhood isn't rotten too.

Oh! Almost missed this one. All synths should die? So.. Why? They're just about human. Should clones have no rights either?

And finally, the
soldiers that would become the Brotherhood of Steel deserted BEFORE the government was destroyed. They executed the scientists anywhere from eight to three days before the bombs fell. They declared their

%), it executes a withdraw action that returns it to base for repair. Shoud retreat prove unsuccessful (IE destruction), that VB slot would be unavailable for 2 weeks of game time while a replacement was
station.)
(SUGGESTION: random chance for scavenge/maintenance workers to 'discover' empty power armor, attachments are null to random, but should never be complete (ie, full set)).



edit: I really miss

updates / patches, no need to worry about missing your chance to get a copy, etc.

It was supposed to be great for "us" the gamers, but they just charge us the same price while making a killing for all the
and how horribly its promises get twisted to wring out everly last cent from us. Although I'm more anxious to see how the gamers go about thanking them for it and defending its execution.

Stockholme

'' is not exactly accurate Preston asks the your character to execute the evacuation routine this evacuation routine leads everyone out the safest exit of the institute most likely thru the C.I.T building
is also not really accurate this ''kill them all'' and they leave their brothers to die thing is completely untrue LOL idk if you are willingly trying to miss-characterise the factions but you are

the replacing of humans.[/quote]What lie does DiMA tell to the Sole Survivor? While he's missing pieces from his memory, he doesn't knowingly say anything untrue.

[quote=ErzPaladin;3201493040463080577
from in-game experience.

Originally posted by ErzPaladin:

Originally posted by DouglasGrave:

DiMA does indeed face justice if you choose that path, and gets executed for it. if you don't