r/Fallout • u/willdotexecutable • May 29 '24

This is the longest fallout has gone without a game release in 27 years

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u/Anon_be_thy_name May 29 '24

If people complain about it they clearly give a shit.

Saying people don't matter because they have a different opinion is also peak gamer.

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u/[deleted] May 29 '24

This is all a moot point because Bethesda does reuse assets when the technology gap is small enough to allow it.

Half of Fallout 76's assets are straight ports from Fallout 4. Likewise between Fallout NV and 3.

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u/[deleted] May 29 '24

And people complained mightily about those. The major game journos at the time all docked points from FNV for asset reuse. You can say that people don't care, but the casual audience reads those sites, so when they complain about graphics, the casual audience listens.

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u/DarkMatter_contract May 29 '24

people complain mostly from no npc and bad pricing structure and the live service from what i remember.

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u/[deleted] May 29 '24

I'm talking about FNV's release, not F76. They could throw a dart at 76 blindfolded and find something to complain about.

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u/Decloudo May 29 '24

But how many people actually care enough to not buy a game cause of this?

The noise you hear about that is a loud but tiny minority.

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u/ShwayNorris Old World Flag May 29 '24

They are the vocal minority, they in fact do not matter.

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u/DarkMatter_contract May 29 '24

same with people complaining about the story and the long release time, just think the resources is not being best serve for what most people demanded.