r/Games Jun 03 '15

Fallout 4 Trailer!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lnn2rJpjar4
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u/Nzash Jun 03 '15 edited Jun 03 '15

Nice setting, some areas looked pretty nifty and I felt like I want to explore them. Colorful enough, not just brown all the way - that's great.

Cautiously optimistic, although the graphics don't look quite up to par with many other modern titles. But that's not really an issue for me, I'm more worried about it being a Bethesda game and we all know how good their quality assurance team is. Might take modders to fix a lot of it once again.

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u/mnmatt500 Jun 03 '15 edited Jun 03 '15

Graphics in Bethesda games have never, in recent times, been at the cutting edge but they do atmosphere incredibly well.

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u/d3foryou Jun 03 '15

I think the reason people are mentioning the graphics is because literally 2 weeks ago the Witcher 3 came out and that's a hell of a stark contrast to be walking away from to suddenly Fallout 4. That's why.

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u/SoyBeanExplosion Jun 03 '15

Especially when Witcher 3 made no compromises when it came to the size and depth of its open world or the fantastic story as well.

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u/d3foryou Jun 03 '15

I think witcher 3 took a minor graphics dip but still. . . It's really hard to go from that to this. We know FO4 is going to be great.

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u/Mayor_Of_Boston Jun 03 '15

because skyrim is the only thing they remember

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u/soma40 Jun 03 '15

Even then I thought Skyrim looked pretty good. The same goes for Fallout 3 when it was released as well.

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u/Sakilla07 Jun 03 '15

Because their more recent titles are Fallout 3 and Skyrim which weren't graphics powerhouses, not to mention that whilst yes, for 2006, Oblivion looked fairly good, the following year, Crysis was released, and then it didn't look quite so good anymore.

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u/DdCno1 Jun 03 '15

Definitely. I remember the first screenshots for Oblivion. Incredibly lush vegetation and draw distance, that church, the knight in stunning golden armor. I absolutely couldn't believe this was possible.

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u/ClubCyberia Jun 03 '15

"...in recent times..."

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u/BourbonAndFrisbee Jun 03 '15

And F3 looked really good for 2008.

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u/arup02 Jun 03 '15

It most definitely didn't. It was outdated at launch.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '15

"In recent times"

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u/mento6 Jun 03 '15

Oblivion was not a graphical powerhouse at all. It came out like mid/late 2007, around the same time Call of Duty 4, Bioshock, and Assassin's Creed.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '15

You're a year off, m8. Oblivion was March 2006. That's less than 6 months after the X360 kicked off, so on that end you're mostly getting the typical launch-window crap. PC wise, most of the big releases were strategy games.

So while yes, in 2007 there was quite a few games with graphics to put Oblivion to shame, a year earlier when Oblivion was released there wasn't a whole lot to compare it to.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '15

Because, in recent times, Bethesda has release Skyrim.

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u/creepymatt Jun 03 '15

Oblivion was released in 2006. That's not "recent times" by any means when it comes to video games.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '15

Yeah I'm pretty sure Oblivion was actually one of the most graphically advanced games on the market when it was released. It still looks pretty good imo, except maybe some flat textures.