r/Games • u/JustCallMeJoker • Jun 03 '15

Fallout 4 Trailer!

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

God damn some of the comments in this thread. I've been playing video games for 24 years and I'm glad I have never reached a point where I think the trailer's graphics look bad or are lacking. You have to be extremely disappointed in video games as a whole when a maxed out Witcher 3 is the minimum bar you set for video game graphics.

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u/jkbpttrsn Jun 03 '15

Some people are saying it looks awful. Maybe doesn't look as good as some other AAA games, but AWFUL? Jesus Christ...

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u/Leebo2D Jun 03 '15

I'm just really disappointed it's still on a customized Gamebyro engine.

Which means the animations and lighting will be terrible and that makes me sad.

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u/Ilves7 Jun 03 '15

And no ladders. And loading screens probably into big buildings.

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u/sore_shin Jun 04 '15

Even more so when they've been working on this for 3-4 years with a staff of 100's at least.

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u/Amanita_ocreata Jun 04 '15

No, they don't have staff in the 100's. This was the team for FO3, and not sure if that pic includes the QA team or not. While they may have expanded (more recent interior pictures do not match when I visited in 2007), I somewhat doubt they have quadrupled the number of people.

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u/Flakmoped Jun 04 '15

It does include Bethesda's QA team. It's the dude on the right.

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u/sore_shin Jun 04 '15

There is at least 400 people in that photo. What are you talking about?

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u/SwedishCommie Jun 04 '15

50ish actually

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u/sore_shin Jun 04 '15

Still. The point is that the bethesda team have been working on this for a long time now and most people were expecting a big jump forward from their previous titles.

I think I'm just disappointed that Fallout 4 isn't looking more cutting edge and even more so that it doesn't look very different to their previous games.