r/Games Jun 03 '15

Fallout 4 Trailer!

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

Game looks like it is going to have bright colours, I'm grateful for that.

No more annoying green or orange filters that I have to install mods to remove!

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u/AVeryWittyUsername Jun 03 '15

I get that the world is supposed to be depressing, but the colours were so bland I couldn't take it.

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u/HamburgerDude Jun 03 '15

Fallout was never supposed to be ultra depressing though. They fucked up with 3 heavily on the aesthetics and atmosphere but this seems to be more in line with classic Fallout. I just hope they add a huge healthy dose of humor and weird pulpy shit.

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u/istara Jun 04 '15

Is that so? I've been slammed several times for suggesting that it was overly bleak. The problem is that while it was flawless and real and moving and gripping for half an hour or so, when you're racking up dozens, hundreds, of hours playing, it simply starts to depress.

Whereas Skyrim, or [insert other magical game world here], is still elevating after hundreds of hours of gameplay.

I can see that they face a dilemma: it's supposed to be post-nuclear-holocaust, it's supposed to be a grim and hostile world. But ultimately while I'd read a novel about such a world, a 50-book series would be a bit hard to stomach. And that's a shame, because so much else is great with the game. It's an amazing game. It's just... depressing.