So you want journalists to start doing research on how many people illegally buy games on Steam from other regions so Steam starts flagging accounts for abuse. Good job. I have nothing against people doing this, but this is literally what will lead from this if you had it your way.

Why has “journalism” because such complete and utter worthless click-baity trash. It’s like you people get paid to do literally nothing. What ever happened to research and integrity?

Though there are plenty of gripes to be had:

1. Fallout 4 on max detail doesn’t even compare graphically to The Witcher 3 on max detail. The characters models are well-done, but most of the in-game scenery and structures feel decidedly low-detail.

2. You get power armor very early on (and in my case, basically by accident). But it needs rapidly-depleting fusion cores in order to work. The first point removed any incentive I might have had to deal with the BoS (and a lot of the allure of having power armor, because it was so easy to get). The second means that I pretty much ignore the power armor anyways because I can’t be bothered with trying to manage the fusion core situation. And also directly contradicts established lore, which says that power-armor has an internal powersupply that’s good for years (if not decades) at a time. Fusion cores are complete nonsense.

3. The primary storyline isn’t really that motivating. For me what kills it is that you get frozen again after witnessing the kidnapping/murder. And who’s to say how much time elapsed during the second round of cryosleep? It’s entirely possible that everyone involved is long dead. Probably by advancing the main plotline you learn that’s not the case; but my character doesn’t want to know about that and tends to assume “they’re probably all dead anyways, so I should just wander and explore and survive”.

4. I spend more time looking for and picking up trash than weapons, armor, or anything else really. My first 10 hours gameplay made me feel like I was playing a garbage-man simulator. And even now that I’ve got a better feel for what is and isn’t “valuable” trash, I still feel like there’s never enough of it.

5. Much of your character dialog seems wooden and poorly-written, especially compared to previous Fallout titles. The NPC dialog tends to be better, but again both really fall flat when compared to the writing in TW3.

I saw this one guy who had 1400 games on his steam account and about 95% of them he had never installed or played. o.O don’t ask me why, but people do this.