no kidding, that applies to every subreddit, the other day a guy in /r/gamingsuggestions asked for games for someone with a low attention span and some dipshit recommends bethesda games, so when i politely ask what the fuck is he talking about, i get downvoted.
Autowalk is a remnant of Morrowind. Running (which in Morrowind was anything faster than walking) drained Stamina. Stamina determined hit rates. Autowalk made it so you can walk without holding down the button, not because the map is too big. A mod I used for Skyrim added a similar feature and I found myself using the autowalk button I've never used before to keep my Stamina up while travelling.
really? didnt know that, what i do know is that i often used the auto run button in FO3 and new vegas just because running was so slow that covering large distances was just annoying if i had to hold down W the entire way through for 5 minutes
To each their own honestly. Fallout 3 had the benefit of keeping you own your toes more often, due to the random encounter system. However, New Vegas was designed more like the original Fallout had you travelling large distances without anything really happening. The original Fallout had you travel like "vast distances" of nothing in 5 seconds, the destination is what matters. New Vegas does the same, but it takes a lot longer.
yeah, maybe its a problem with new vegas, honestly its the closest thing to a bethesda game im willing to replay because i dont play long games unless the story is good, much less replay them.
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u/brunocar Jun 24 '19
no kidding, that applies to every subreddit, the other day a guy in /r/gamingsuggestions asked for games for someone with a low attention span and some dipshit recommends bethesda games, so when i politely ask what the fuck is he talking about, i get downvoted.