▲ 101 r/theouterworlds
Having a Firefly Company in the universe is maybe a bit too knowing
u/Fast_Degree_3241 — 11 days ago
▲ 44 r/theouterworlds
Similar games to Outer Worlds that arent Fallout 3 and NV?
I'm looking games that play similar, e.g multiple paths through quests and combat not the main focus. Doesnt have to have a TTD/VATS like system
u/Fast_Degree_3241 — 15 days ago
▲ 6 r/Fallout
Rock-it Launcher and Junk Jet were awesome fun
youtube.comu/Fast_Degree_3241 — 19 days ago
▲ 69 r/cyberpunkgame
I liked walking everywhere and getting the vibe of the city
u/Fast_Degree_3241 — 2 months ago
▲ 70 r/Fallout
The horrific nature of the destruction juxaposed with the wacky stuff is why Fallout works so well
Nuclear destruction is absolutely a horror story in itself. Having it as a backdrop for all these other stories is important. The survivors are traumatised and coping in thir own way. If the wasteland becomes too santized Fallout loses why it works.
u/Fast_Degree_3241 — 2 months ago
▲ 481 r/Fallout
A mirelurk King In Yellow
Bethesda does like to drop literary, and lovecraftian references in their games. Nice to think they encouraged some readers
u/Fast_Degree_3241 — 2 months ago
▲ 439 r/Fallout
What's one change to the older games that would turn you off in a remaster?
For me it would be if they changed the Mirelurk Kings to the Fo4 version.
I dont they will at all. Its a remaster and a new coat of paint and hopefully some bug fixes is all we'll get.
Also, if they made all npc essential
u/Fast_Degree_3241 — 2 months ago
▲ 5 r/fo3
Using the ghoul mask to receuit ghouls
In all my time playing I never saw it used like that. Its 17.20 in
u/Fast_Degree_3241 — 2 months ago
Triangle hud compass markers make exploration more fun
Not knowing what you travelling towards make it much more fun. I think they should bring it back for future games. Simpler is better in a lot of cases.
u/Fast_Degree_3241 — 2 months ago
Vats scanning to see its an Outcast patrol is always a relief
u/Fast_Degree_3241 — 3 months ago