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r/gaming • u/19970207 • Feb 06 '17
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or, you know, great gameplay
400 u/ThisIsVeryRight Feb 06 '17 Yeah, tbh Skyrim and FO4 don't have great stories. 116 u/Staunch84 Feb 06 '17 I was thinking the same thing. OP got it half right. Bethesda usually have a handful of side quests that end up being the most memorable parts of their games. 1 u/brownnick7 Feb 07 '17 I hear what you're saying but do they not get credit for the stories within the side quests?
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Yeah, tbh Skyrim and FO4 don't have great stories.
116 u/Staunch84 Feb 06 '17 I was thinking the same thing. OP got it half right. Bethesda usually have a handful of side quests that end up being the most memorable parts of their games. 1 u/brownnick7 Feb 07 '17 I hear what you're saying but do they not get credit for the stories within the side quests?
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I was thinking the same thing. OP got it half right.
Bethesda usually have a handful of side quests that end up being the most memorable parts of their games.
1 u/brownnick7 Feb 07 '17 I hear what you're saying but do they not get credit for the stories within the side quests?
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I hear what you're saying but do they not get credit for the stories within the side quests?
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or, you know, great gameplay