Precipice
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I have been avoiding these discussions as much as possible. I'm still skipping a ton of stuff on the subject of Fallout 4. I'm not one of those spoilers people, but it's nice to just absorb everything all at once.
Every now and then a game is announced that tempts me to buy a console. Won't do it. Especially a game like Fallout, my way of interfacing with a game like this has adapted for mouse and keyboard controls, I have evolved to use them to play these games. My concern is not having enough muscles on my computer to handle it. Gonna have to shell out to beef up my PC.
I can't wait. It's definitely my favorite style of game and only Bethesda knows how to make them the way I like.
Every now and then a game is announced that tempts me to buy a console. Won't do it. Especially a game like Fallout, my way of interfacing with a game like this has adapted for mouse and keyboard controls, I have evolved to use them to play these games. My concern is not having enough muscles on my computer to handle it. Gonna have to shell out to beef up my PC.

I think that's a legit concern. There are certain things I want from a game, and things I don't want. I don't want to play a character who might, without my consent, talk a bunch of garbage. This was present in the ME games as well, but I at least had some say over what they say. Completely unrelated genres: Telltale games. Cool thing about those, I can have my character say nothing. For me, you can put that on a bulleted list on the side of the box:people now fearing that the main protagonist will be fully voice-acted
- Fully realized game stuff.
- Pretty colors.
- Things blows up.
- Kill someone with their own severed arms.
- Playable character doesn't say stupid ****.
I can't wait. It's definitely my favorite style of game and only Bethesda knows how to make them the way I like.