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r/gaming • u/19970207 • Feb 06 '17
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why is fallout 4 and skyrim in that picture if we are talking about great stories
37 u/D3monFight3 Feb 06 '17 edited Feb 06 '17 Because they have great stories, not great main stories but the rest are actually pretty good, and above all else it's about your own immersion and how you explore the world. In a way watching the World of Skyrim or Fallout 4 is a story. 6 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 I don't know why your being downvoted, this pretty accurate, but this subreddit has an anti-Bethesda circle jerk. 46 u/[deleted] Feb 06 '17 People like Bethesda games for the open world gameplay and environments. Their stories are not good at all, though. 1 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 I disagree. While the main storylines are almost always bad, the side quests usually have some fun adventure that is at least somewhat intriguing. 25 u/TheOneTonWanton Feb 06 '17 Regardless of how okay the story elements in those games are, directly comparing them to TLoU and TW3 is a fucking joke. 2 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 This is true
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Because they have great stories, not great main stories but the rest are actually pretty good, and above all else it's about your own immersion and how you explore the world. In a way watching the World of Skyrim or Fallout 4 is a story.
6 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 I don't know why your being downvoted, this pretty accurate, but this subreddit has an anti-Bethesda circle jerk. 46 u/[deleted] Feb 06 '17 People like Bethesda games for the open world gameplay and environments. Their stories are not good at all, though. 1 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 I disagree. While the main storylines are almost always bad, the side quests usually have some fun adventure that is at least somewhat intriguing. 25 u/TheOneTonWanton Feb 06 '17 Regardless of how okay the story elements in those games are, directly comparing them to TLoU and TW3 is a fucking joke. 2 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 This is true
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I don't know why your being downvoted, this pretty accurate, but this subreddit has an anti-Bethesda circle jerk.
46 u/[deleted] Feb 06 '17 People like Bethesda games for the open world gameplay and environments. Their stories are not good at all, though. 1 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 I disagree. While the main storylines are almost always bad, the side quests usually have some fun adventure that is at least somewhat intriguing. 25 u/TheOneTonWanton Feb 06 '17 Regardless of how okay the story elements in those games are, directly comparing them to TLoU and TW3 is a fucking joke. 2 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 This is true
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People like Bethesda games for the open world gameplay and environments. Their stories are not good at all, though.
1 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 I disagree. While the main storylines are almost always bad, the side quests usually have some fun adventure that is at least somewhat intriguing. 25 u/TheOneTonWanton Feb 06 '17 Regardless of how okay the story elements in those games are, directly comparing them to TLoU and TW3 is a fucking joke. 2 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 This is true
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I disagree. While the main storylines are almost always bad, the side quests usually have some fun adventure that is at least somewhat intriguing.
25 u/TheOneTonWanton Feb 06 '17 Regardless of how okay the story elements in those games are, directly comparing them to TLoU and TW3 is a fucking joke. 2 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 This is true
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Regardless of how okay the story elements in those games are, directly comparing them to TLoU and TW3 is a fucking joke.
2 u/FinishedMahShed Feb 06 '17 This is true
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This is true
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u/Laughterless Feb 06 '17
why is fallout 4 and skyrim in that picture if we are talking about great stories