So I tried playing FALLOUT 4 In 2022...
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Fallout 4. Modder's paradise, a batch of potential, and Bethesda's biggest game next to Skyrim. Obviously, it holds a special place near and dear to the hearts of many of us on this channel, but how does it fare in 2022? As we continue to roll back the clock weekly on all these games, it's time to see if Fallout 4 is the fine wine we imagine it to be.
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I’ll never EVER be as hyped for a game as I and we were for fallout 4 ! Hype train was a ride ! Goooood ole days
Nostalgic just thinking about it. Crazy thing is right before fallout 4 was announced I was just finishing up fallout New Vegas which was my first ever fallout game and I had so many questions about the lore and instantly got hooked.
Same and that first week playing was amazing.
Honestly tho. I stayed up all night playing!
@@OnlyHoagie It's a shame the latter was a total disappointment.
I was this was for new Vegas. I was fresh off of the dlc for fallout 3, my friends and I had all collaborated on runs. That trailer dropped and so did my jaw lol.
I can’t believe this games has been out for almost 7 years now, feels like it was just yesterday when it came out.
i gotta go
I hate how relatable this comment is but I love how much I hate of how much I love it but I love the love that I have for my hate.
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@Thomas ikr roll on fallout 5 2030
Played it the first time in 2018 and going through the 2nd run now. Still amazing 👍
I remember exactly where I was when I watched the trailer like it was yesterday
Was in the 8th grade when it came out. Now I’m graduated. It’s crazy how fast time flies. I love this game and it takes me back to better times.
Your old now 😀
Wow Michael it’s weird to think you’d play fallout.
@@idkneededtomakenewacc2575 it's weird to think he graduated.
Facts me too
i still regularly replay F4 - it isnt perfect, in some ways execution isnt good, but the gameplay loop is just so much fun for me !! best looting/crafting/upgrade system in any action adventure game also
Same, the survival mode really elevated it as well. I often think NV is the best game as a whole but 4 has the best moment to moment gameplay.
For real, it’s a absolute garbage RPG tacked onto an absolutely amazing gameplay/exploration loop. My least favorite fallout but the one I’ve sunk the most time into because I’m addicted to settlement building 🤣
I tend to enjoy F4 more when I don't think of it as a traditional Fallout game and more like a action adventure spin off.
That settlement building is where it's at for sure.
The hype for this game was INSANE haven’t been as hyped for anything like this since
And it didn't live up to the hype
@@thedoomslayer5863 For me it exceeded my expectations. I loved FO4
I remember it so clearly here in cologne they had Fallout 4 Posters all over the City near the release of the game in 2015.
@@007Dcastillo you must've had very low expectations then lol
@@thedoomslayer5863 Once i saw the first fallout 4 trailer at E3, i got FO3 from steam. And i loved it too, when i began FO4 i didn't like the dialogue system, you don't carry the weapons in your back anymore and also the permanent death of your companions and durability systems for weapons were downgraded but the construction systems, weapon crafting, items, perks, world building and even a substitution of karma with relationship progress with each companion was a positive evolution for the series, the combat and power armor got a notable upgrade too. And that formula got even better with automatron. And the story line got to the finest with Far Harbor DLC. If they get their things right and fix the RPG elements with starfield, it's gonna be the ultimate rpg.
The nostalgia man. Been with you ever since the survivor 2299, Matty and love how much you’ve grown as a person and content creator
“Stay sexy, stay active, I love you all, PEACE!” Matty was (still is) the king of Bethesda news & Speculation. Shit I’m 27 now & was watching for a large portion of that time, like a decade+. What a ride!
Omg i forgot all about the survivor 2299!! He got us all good!
Despite Fallout 4's flaws, I am utterly shocked at how the settlements and endgame legendary grind breathes some life into subsequent playthroughs. I know the Workshop DLC's get a bad rap but they truly feel like they expand the game's creativity factor. For a game with survival adventure game type crafting that is a pretty big plus to me. Just hope they learned not to remove skills and skill checks. Fingers crossed for the RPG elements in Starfield.
On my replays of this game on survival mode, settlement building is even more satisfying and rewarding. Creating little safe havens across the map where you can save your game and replenish your resources is incredibly awesome.
how do you guys deal with the endgame survival mode crashing.
@@mikrobyo1790 I just save like crazy. Building up settlements and memorizing bed spots is very important in survival.
I remember driving to the shop for the midnight release and playing it to the morning even though I had to go to work that day. Still worth it, those beginning hours were absolutely amazing.
after playing fallout: 3 due to a recommendation from an old friend of mine, when fallout: 4 was announced; along with the ea gameplay. it was the most hyped i've ever been for a game in suchh a long time, even 'till this day it remains to stay that way.
I loved how fallout 4 handled power armor mechanics-wise but just how common they were ruined it for me. The mod "Some Assembly Required" is how I think they should have approached it. You find the frame first and then find various pieces of armor throughout your playthrough until eventually you have a full armor set and can play as a legit tank. The fact that you get a full armor set within the first 30 min of the game was a major blunder imo.
For sure. The way you're describing it is much more in line with what I enjoy in good RPGs: giving you a small taste of some interesting shit early that you can't yet access because you're too puny and green. But now you know it's there, and so you indirectly are given something to work your way towards achieving *if you want to*.
I can see why Bethesda did it the way they did, though. It's an early game hook to get people excited, and they probably did it to appeal to a wider audience. But I personally was not a fan.
Thanks for the mod recommendation. I never finished FO4 and have been thinking about trying again. I'll be sure to add it to the list.
cut all of the scattered suits that make no sense like the suit just sitting there on a rooftop doing nothing, or the suit just sitting on a train, any suit just sitting out in the open doing nothing. Make it to where the only ways to really get a suit is join the brotherhood/institute, get a crappy raider suit, or find some hard to get/ hidden away suits that requires a min quest line to get.
The rarity of fusion cores meant that you couldn't really use the Power Armor that often until like 20 hours in.
@@zaidabraham7310 is this a joke? I have like 130 fusion cores and have around 40-50 hours of playtime.
They are everywhere.
@@connorsmith6517 No, I have 2 playthroughs of Fallout 4 and i was always low on fusion cores. However, i just stick to the main quests and narrative-heavy sidequests. I don't grind or explore or do radiant quests which is probably the reason.
I wish Kellogg was part of Nick's mind. That one scene at Memory Den. I wish they done more with it. it gave me so much goosebumps.
Fallout 4 will always be a classic RPG. It’s my second favorite Fallout game(my first is F3). I will never get tired of the Power armor and the settlement building. The game is a solid 9 for me.
I agree!
Currently playing my first playtrough of the game 10 hours in so far loving every second of it I'm gonna finish all quests and all dlc
I'm actually a bit jealous. Wish I could play it fresh again. Enjoy the ride and really enjoy Fah Habah. 😉
@@rivanlords1 I'm rolling trough the wasteland with codsworth that's my boy now I'm gonna keep him till the end he cracked me up when he was talking to the Japanese noodle bot randomly in diamond city lol
Enjoy FarHabor my friend that’s a wonderful dlc
@@UNDEADWXRLORD i never take cods, i always take dog meat, imma do new playthrough now lol
@@pine1780 Codsworth is definitely my favourite, that he recognises over 900 names and refers to the player by name if it's one of them is pretty great, I did a double-take when he first did it since I didn't know it was something he could do and I love that he can wear a bowler hat. Also you can modify him at the robot workbench with the automatron DLC, give him armour plating and gattling laser arms if you feel like it.
i just started a new playthrough of fallout 4 , never finished it but going to stick with it this time
Ignore Preston. That's what drags the game down for most people.
ur father is the antagonist
I say that every time but the perk system and the quests make it really hard to keep going.
Its awesome if you ignore the main story
Do side quests and take a companion with you. I never really did that much of either and it’s helped me enjoy it more. That and some mods.
I feel like every six months or so I get an itch for this game that I have to scratch. I can just hop in, load one of my saves, and just pick up where I left off. It's an almost relaxing game to just run around in. The best parts of this game to me are everything in between the story and quests. That's why I feel it's so easy to just pop into for a night.
I must be a different kind of Fallout player, because I loved both the voiced protagonists and the settlement building mechanic.
Yup, that you are, my friend
That INTRO!! You got me feeling super nostalgic with that Courtney Gears music playing in the first 15 seconds 😂 I appreciate the nod to Ratchet and Clank Up Your Arsenal, Matty hahah
Fallout was my first pc game, still play it and fallout 2 every so often.
I started playing late (2018) and this is still my favorite game.
Currently doing my most difficult run through of Fallout 4, a survival no inventory play through, and I’m having a blast. Love this game so much!
Man, I loved fallout 4 it was my first introduction to the series, then I decided to go back and play the old games, I was nervous about them aging bad but man fallout 3 is amazing, the quests were much better and unique, the pitt, desmond and point outlook, the look on my face when I found out one of the town were cannibals oh the memories, the capital wasteland depressing look is so good, it even made it hard for me to play fallout 4 after
Give new Vegas a try too
I feel the same way about 3 but played it first. Interesting that the same holds true for somebody who played 4 first, but I’m glad.
Give survival mode a try in FO4, definitely makes the game incredibly immersive and makes your choices matter.
@@TargMurph10 I did, unfortunately I didn’t like it, the atmosphere and exploration is what I prefer the most and I didn’t find it in nv. But I understand the appeal about choices and consequences reputation etc...
I instantly recognized the Courtney Gears music at the beginning. I grew up on Ratchet & Clank.
100 percent agree that it would have been awesome if they extended the opening sequence. It's a 200 hour game lol all they needed was a skip tutorial option since they got criticism for FO3s long introduction
Another certified hood classic
This has got to be my favorite game of all time. It was my first Fallout game and my first open world game I ever played. I never knew a video game could be so massive and have so much content. Needless to say my imagination went wild after discovering the scale this game was capable of. You never knew what or who was right around the corner or what may happen. I remember seeing a super mutant for the first time and getting absolutely wrecked. I took that personal so I tried to find the best power armor I could find to hopefully even the odds. No game has ever had me so hooked, no game has ever made my imagination just go absolutely wild like Fallout 4 did. And no game will ever come close to the experience I had with this game because of the circumstances of it being my first Fallout game and my first open world game. This game will always hold a special place in my heart because of that.
I had the exact same experience as you but with fallout 3 in 2008 back when I was 14. How time flys
Same but Morrowind in like 2002/3
@@ghost-user559 i bet that was a great time bro, I'm still trying to wrap my head around morrowind about 3 hours in I have it in openmw on my phone. It seems Bethesda went more streamlined in there Tes releases after morrowind I didn't find oblivion or skyrim to be as indepth rpg-wise
@@Samual_33 Yeah I just reinstalled it after like a decade not playing with Open MW on my old laptop too. It’s WAY more stable than modern Bethesda titles especially on the Open MW engine. I haven’t crashed a single time.
It’s probably one of the deepest RPG experiences I have ever seen done. I still remember the first time someone told me it was a game where you could literally just do whatever you want, and you didn’t have to automatically choose a good guy or a bad guy. And you didn’t have to play a specific character the game gave you, it was your own decision to be the hero or the villain. Compared to most rpg like final fantasy or something where you have to play the character they give you, it was a whole new thing.
It definitely takes getting used to the mechanics though. It’s more like Dungeons and Dragons with dice rolls for combat. And because it’s all text based it’s more like reading an amazing novel than it is playing a game. I like to just zone out and go deep into the lore and role playing.
Plus using text let them make the story so much deeper because of the money it costs to voice a thousand characters, the later games got better looking and sleeker but they lost that world building. Each game got less deep, and less interesting.
Morrowind is truly a one of a kind experience. Part exploration, RPG dice rolls, but real time combat. I don’t know of any RPG that did it like that to this day.
Skyrim is more like an action game in comparison, and Oblivion was actually even bigger than Skyrim, and had way better quests, but Oblivion suffers from some sloppy gameplay and leveling choices. Still a way deeper and more immersive game than vanilla Skyrim. However Skyrim with mods is truly another masterpiece.
Skyrim without mods is the best looking and most exciting gameplay overall, but actually Oblivion and Morrowind are still way better games.
I never even really played the main quest in any Bethesda game after the first few play throughs either. Something about just exploring and role playing in those worlds is better than anything I have come across in any other franchise.
Fallout 3 was great, and I never played Fallout 4, but the Elder Scrolls was my favorite franchise ever made. Truly a role playing masterpiece.
Just the right combination of role playing and gameplay, but you really get the choice to just play however you want. You can sink a thousand hours and never touch a main quest line and still it beats most modern RPGs.
What kind of character build did you go for on your recent playthrough?
I think you really can' t say you 'played ' Fallout 4 . There is always something new to try out with all the mods that have come out and still are coming out.
The loading screens are long because they're tied to the fps for some reason, and fallout 4s fps is limited to 60.
If you're on pc then there's a mod that removes the fps cap on loading screens which makes loading a lot faster.
That mod also has an option to turn loading screens black for even FASTER loading.
From Sanctuary Hills to the middle of Downtown Boston is like 2 seconds on an NVMe SSD, ridiculous.
if you're uncapping the FPS you should download a mod that un-ties the physics from the framerate so animations and shit dont break
@@ziizoraka4985 what's the name of that mod?
@@RockyRacoon5 is it actually confirmed a black loading screen makes it go faster? And if so by how much? Just a little increase or a big one?
Lastly what's the mod name for that mod
@@thedoomslayer5863 'High FPS physics fix' it has a FPS limiter built in too, and you can have a different cap for gameplay vs loading, but high FPS loading can cause save corruption so be careful with it
FO4 was a pretty good game and i enjoyed exploring. The combat certainly improved. It failed epically as an rpg and lacked what i expect in a Fallout game however. I was hoping they would build off FO3 and the greatness of NV(obsidian i know). Instead they dumbed down the rpg elements. Even Skyrim was barely an rpg and i'm being kind. FO4 just lacked the magic of 3 and NV. I really hope they put the rpg back in upcoming Starfield.
Define what is an RPG.
@@eaglegolden8326 Biggest thing for ME that defines an rpg is choice and consequence within the game that effects the story and ending. Fo4 had some of that but it was more of an rpg lite(as are many games labeled rpg) for me. The dialog system was a miss as well. It was a good game but just not what i was looking for in a fallout game.
@@DrkStorm1 Even Fallout 4 is more an RPG than 90% of RPG games in the industry cause we have choices, a less linear story, JRPG don't give often a possibility to choice things, and even without choice in the story the moment you can embody the character you want in a universe u can evolve its an RPG.
RPGs are a wide range of things, of which everyone can find something that corresponds to at least one element of RPG.
@@eaglegolden8326 the definition of an RPG isn't the point. Its nowhere close to what you're trying to define towards his point. His point was that as a sequel to Fallout 3 and especially New Vegas, its expected that the RPG elements and mechanics would evolve, not downgrade. Fallout's main selling point other than its post-apocalyptic setting is its diverse and wide array of dialogue choices. Fallout 4's dialogue system is objectively inferior compared to earlier titles for obvious reasons.
Again, you're far from the point. RPG elements and mechanics vary but its obvious the reasoning was in regards to a downgraded version of a certain mechanic rather than it being an "RPG than 90% of the RPG games in the industry"
Skyrim….. isn’t….. an….. RPG?!??!? Are you okay bro??? Clearly your idea of an RPG is Ac Valhalla.
Watching your review from when it released always makes me laugh so much 😂 fair play for keeping it up all this time and taking it as a good sport 👍
Honestly Matty Fallout 4 was really good and I think that people were desperate to hate it. At the time I probably would have said it's almost perfect as well, the biggest thing I didn't like was the overemphasis on base-building but other than that it was fantastic.
I dont think people were desperate to hate it at all it removed a ton of things that people loved and added some okay to just bad things. people who are very role play heavy the voiced protagonist was horrible for people who liked options and choices in dialogue like matty says ruined it for alot of people and since the voiced protagonist is tied to the story it was also dragged down alot for them. They changed it from an rpg focused game to a sandbox focused game which bethesda seems to be course correcting with starfield. Fallout 4 was what i believe was a decline in quality compaired its predecessors i used to think fallout 4 was a really good game before someone asked me how many times i actually replayed the main story which was well none i didnt care to beat it more then once unlike 3 where ive replayed it 6 or 7 times. And new vegas which ive replayed at least 10 to 12 times. I do like how they returned to normal on the botherhood and left the enclave alone the institute was a great idea aswell but my god the rettcons to lore was also annoying. Its not a good fallout game in the stanard of rpg but its a pretty solid shooter and sandbox so to sum up. A lot of people didnt enjoy the changes that were tied to the story aka dialogue settlement system and perks. as it made the game less of the rpg that fallout was known for. Others like me were annoyed by the rettcons just for the "cool" factor or ideas that they had just fell short even though they were good ideas to begin with like the settlement system was good removing most towns to make space for settlements less so.
@@distilledfour25 Yeah but to be honest I don't know what they expected from Bethesda, they've been steadily removing core RPG elements from their games ever since Morrowind and I don't know why someone would expect them to stop
@@Angel-qp9mp yeah that's fair but i think the backlash on 76 maye have been enough for them to step back since the emphasized the rpg mechanics on their reveal on starfield but then again this is bethesda home of "it just works"
Ehhh, don’t think you can call people desperate to hate the game when a lot of the criticism is valid.
@@treswolves5512 But most of the criticism wasn’t valid. “It’s not an RPG, it’s a looter-shooter” is still, to this day, one of the most moronic opinions ever to be regurgitated by the toxic elements of gaming.
I did my Fallout 4 walkthrough through Nuka World first and when i came back to the Commonwealth i'm so cracked the game felt so easy to play
Feel like having ammo being so expensive in this game really shows how much of a missed opportunity it was not having an ammo bench. It was a cool concept in NV but poorly executed because of how cheap ammo was in that game.
You can craft ammo in one of the DLCs I believe
There was something special about fallout 4, the excitement when it was showcased in E3, and it has kept me hooked up more than any other fallout game, it’s incredible
I blame you for the play-through I am about to have to do. I love this damn game too, there is just something about it. :)
FO4 is a great game, I can only play it on survival mode however. That truly is the best way to play the game for me.
Never noticed how I adore Fallout 3, NV and 4's starting area of the game... with the story and everything
Nice way to kick off the vid with some classic Courtney Gears music 🙏😂
I never stopped playing or talking about Fallout 4
Fallout 4 is my favorite video game...I am a girl.... people are always so surprised when I tell them I play it...they are always like "you are the first girl I have seen play fallout".... fallout is literally what the world will look like in the future.
I can’t believe that after 7 years, this game sits on my shelf not out of lack of interest but out of an overwhelming game queue. I just finished Dragon Age: Inquisition (which IMO, didn’t age well. Ha ha! Get it? “Age”. Ahem, nevermind.), currently sitting on Cyberpunk 2077 and I seriously have every intention of working through Fallout 4. Unfortunately, my queue is fluid and I just got The Quarry, Live A Live and Xenoblade Chronicles 3. I live a life of severe temptations.
I was 144 wonderful immersive hours into "Fallout 4" when my back went out & I could no longer sit to play long RPG's so I've really missed my time in it & need to finish the last half of the main missions. A year ago I had a extensive spinal fusion surgery that corrected my inability to sit for long periods again so I'm slowly getting back into longer gaming sessions & "Fallout 4" would be ideal to delve fully back into it after such a long period of torture being unable to game for more than 30 minutes since early 2016.
Good to hear your recovery is better, I hope you get back to fallout full time soon
@@Samual_33 Yes, it's exciting to be able to game again like I did for so many years prior to my first botched back surgery in early 2016, today I have a 7 year backlog of games I've bought hoping to experience someday which is overwhelming. None of us really appreciate the little things like sitting in a car seat for more than 20 minutes or even being able to sit on a couch & play your favorite game, many of us take this for granted.
@@vinniecorleone62 I can completely agree about taking things for granted I've been layed up in bed for 6 weeks with a shattered heel can't work or walk properly took walking for granted. I've had more time for gaming though hahaha. I hope your recovery continues well Vinnie just out of interest which game you playing first?
@@Samual_33 While considering trying to remember the controls for both "Fallout 4" where last week I purchased the 3 story expansions as well as "Mad Max" which I completely restarted on my XB1-X instead of continuing my 5th attempt on my PS4 Pro as a game breaking bug before the 4th patch broke my lengthy playthroughs.
I have started playing the Definitive Edition of "GTA Vice City" from the remastered Trilogy now that they have been properly patched, I also just downloaded & started "Stray" on my PS4 Pro & am enjoying it quite a bit while also downloading last week the RPG "Weird West" to start soon & then I have that 7 year backlog of games I bought each year that I know I would enjoy oncecI got to them all.
Sorry about your foot my friend, I pray you recover well & can savor some great gaming in the mean time.
RIP Dogmeat. This is the first time I think I have been jump scared in one of these videos
Yup was gonna comment about that scrolled through and surprised nobody else mentions it lmao
There are a few things i miss in Fallout 4, but the one thing i miss the most in Fallout 4 is the eerie atmosphere. Boston is great and all, but the Capital Wasteland is truly terrifying.
I remember getting this game as a birthday gift, and having so much fun traveling in power armor. I felt like a god mowing down raiders and ferals, rinsing evil from this world. Not to mention having to maintain your power armor and progressing through your settlement felt rewarding
I’ve replayed FO4 more than any other in the series. It has plenty of faults, but mechanically, it’s just fun to play. I think Many a True Nerd’s two video breakdown, sums up the good and the bad of this game.
still remember drawing a power armored soldier with a gatling laser and some kid in class tried to tell me that that wasn’t the gatling laser, i promptly informed him that it was the original design from the previous entries, this vid reminded me of that era
love this game, still play it regularly, definitely think they needed to build the intro up a bit more though, It didn't feel right when your partner gets shot because you don't really get to know them.
This was just a really good video. You were on target with the commentary. The intro to F4 is so good. The game did a great job to let the player care about the world.
I stayed away from this game for years due to all the online bashing. Finally decided to try it out during the pandemic and absolutely loved it to the point I've been trying to get all of Bethesdas games since. It's not the fully fledged rpg old fans expected but it's still truly great, especially the combat lore and weapon mods.
It also gave me that home cooking as I'm from the area, a lot of real places are in the right spots generally, and frankly what's not cool about a post apocalyptic settlement in Fenway Park!
So you do what other people tell u? You must live a sad life 🤣
@@mike_3613 Something about you using a laughing emoji in that comment tells me that you must too, and you want to bring other people down with you
Yea never listen to people if you think it looks like you would like it do you bro.
Most of the bashing was warranted to be honest. Bethesda constantly gets passes for releasing mediocre products. I did enjoy F4 for the most part though.
@@SolidSnake240 being not only my first fallout but my first Bethesda game as well might have sweetened it a bit, I do wonder how I'd feel if I'd played 3/NV beforehand
I just finally got all the dlc for this game after not playing it for years and years and never even beating it. Started a fresh run and man was this a incredible experience with all the dlc. My girlfriend and me have sunk a few hundred hours into it passing controller back and forth. She really loves the settlement building and managing all of them. I know you don't wanna hear this Matty but that led us down the road of jumping into 76 so we could do the real co op experience wit fallout and I can't even front like it hasn't been a lot of fun so far. These games are good entry points for people new to the fallout world. Let's just hope we don't gotta wait 10 years for next game.
Fallout 4 gets better as time passes. I like it more now than at launch because I had higher expectations
That's one way to see it. Personally, I found Fallout 4 great at first and was blind like Matty, until I replayed the older Fallout's only to realize how shallow the game is. I'd say I'm more forgiving of it now, but I wouldn't say vanilla gameplay has gotten better. But that's simply due to how many amazing mods there are to fix some of the issues. The only reason I re-play Fallout 4 these days is the modding.
I was JUST listening to courtney gears lmao xD i thought my brain was playing tricks on me
Man I really enjoyed this game and seeing the whole starting experience I forgot how good it actually was, there is a very vocal group now shitting on all things Bethesda, we all know the reason but actually seeing this actually gets me hyped for Starfield in the face of their non ending negativity
temper your hype because deep down you know its gonna suck balls
Well said mate. 4 is a really fun game, I think it’s unfairly judged because of some of the changes they made.
I’m excited for starfield too, I hope they can deliver a great game, with heaps of cool planets to discover.
@@Huss_D doubtful. Every planet will look the same.. I dont know why you try trick yourselves into thinking that this is going to be "something great" when time after time and again, everything released at Bethesda with Tom Howard at the reigns, has been a disaster.
wait- Whats the reason that we all know?
@@raidermaxx2324 In my opinion it’s only been 76 that could be called a disaster. Fallout 3 and Skyrim were goty contenders and 4 is a great game, so I don’t agree that Todd Howard and Bethesda have realised disastrous games time and time again. If you don’t want to play starfield, don’t play it.
We’re not tricking ourselves just because we have a different opinion to you, I think that’s a silly thing to say. I could say that you’re kidding yourself, that their games are great and you’re in denial seeing as you’re watching a video on fallout 4. But that’s a ridiculous thing to say to someone just because they don’t agree with you.
I'm never not playing Fallout 4... whatever other games I'm playing, I always have a Fallout 4 playthrough on the go at the same time
Fax
I love fallout 4 it was one of the first games I played on my Xbox one so I enjoy it just as much as fallout 3 and new vegas
I just started playing this game with my best friend a few days ago. I can't believe how great it is. Our adventures came to a sudden halt when we discovered building settlements... with one mod you can turn fallout 4 into an awesome tower defense game. We probably have only seen 2% of the game.. we made it as far as the castle and can tell we missed a ton of stuff... the add-ons are really amazing as well.
I liked it when it came out now I can’t go near it. It has zero replay ability for me. The graphics, the rpg mechanics are just not there.
I literally don't care that people hate Fallout 4, i love it. When i think about it, Skyrim has its passionate haters too, doesn't mean it's a bad game.
just streamed a survival mode permadeath run, was a blast
Survival mode elevates FO4 to another level, turns it into a post apocalyptic simulator in a lot of ways.
I think that fallout 4 has the strongest art design of any fallout, even over new vegas. It just feels 50-60's si-fi
i enjoy fo4 a ton. the modding community is amazing. I recommend Sim Settlements 2 for every playthrough
DUDE! That intro got me so hype with the music! I was actually going to say Brittany Spears lmao (David Beauregard did a GREAT job emulating her music!).
The things I really, really, really wish Fallout 4 adhered to:
Numbers for skills
Dialogue options
Non-railroaded RPG storyline
I played hundreds of hours of Fallout 4, but... but what it COULD have been... ugh. It frustrates me.
I still play fallout 4 and absolutely still love it and enjoy it very much ,now playing with mods and loving it even more!!!!
I played the game years after release. Since I knew the game is character-driven, I decided to play as Nate and then Nora, role-playing the way I think they were before the war (a humble soldier and an ambitious lawyer; go watch "A Profile of Nate & Nora - Plus, the Fraternal Post 115 - Fallout 4 Lore" by Oxhorn). I used the "Dual Survivors" mod on my 3rd playthrough. I played the game in a rough time and both characters are very dear to my heart.
What Fallout 4 did for Power Armour was what got me the most hyped for the game, a big, heavy, bulky, bad ass suit of armour. While it's not the most wild customization out there for it I have dreams of my power armour one day being almost as customisable as an armoured core
I love this game so much, definitely in my top 5. I actually got 100% achievements on it just a few months ago, can’t wait for FO5
Also I liked settlement building mode but I wish it were introduced to your character a bit later in the game. Like, it totally kills the momentum of the linear drive to find your son when suddenly out of nowhere you are like "I will just rebuild my lonely town with a population of just me and Codsworth."
Fallout 4 was my first Fallout game to be honest, enjoyed the game a lot, the first act of the story was great, building up the mystery and all, but after that act 2 and 3 felt rushed, not as interesting and felt like the game was pushing your decisions instead of you making them.
Your partners in crime however, that was truly the highlight of the game, each one had their own quirk about them and felt unique, unlike those you find in Skyrim where everyone feels copy/pasted.
Overall, not a bad first experience, I'm excited to try the re makes of Fallout 3 and NV on Fallout 4's engine.
Tried this game out again for a 2nd time few days ago. Now that I learned from other games in the passed years. This game got a bit easier and still fun to play
Never got all the hate. Fallout 4 was an amazing game
I like 3 and NV more but I still love 4. Everyone liked it when it came out now it’s a common thing to dislike now which I never got
@@hunterb8773 Internet neckbeards try to make their reasons for disliking a game almost scientific fact.
For me it’s kinda mid. Fallout New Vegas is one of my favorite games ever and fallout 3 was a good game like 8/10. Fallout 4 was a game I enjoyed but slowly got tired of and never finished. I’d rate it like 6/10.
@@thrice2565 the thing that I disliked about 4 the most is that the side quests and exploration wasn’t as memorable as the last two games. However the combat might be the best it’s ever been so it kinda evened out
@@hunterb8773 I also enjoyed the combat and some cool mechanics in the game but yeah the exploration of the world and the quests, something was missing like substance or something. playing new Vegas the world building was incredible with the NCR and the Legion. Idk fallout 4 was just missing soemthing
"YEAH WHAT'S UP PEOPLE IT'S COURTNEY GEARS!!" Matty with the most based background music as always
100% one of my favorite games of all time my 2nd favorite in the series behind New Vegas
It gets a lot of hate but man, I’ve sunk a toooon of hours into it and it has stood the test of time.
I know a lot of folks hated the power armor for whatever reason, but I always feel like a badass when I’m in it and feel like a I’m fighting a tank when against someone else in power armor.
Love the game, play it on pc and series x daily. Love playing where I grew up.
I will never understand why the fanbase doesn't love this masterpiece. Fallout New Vegas is also amazing, but both games have so much 10/10 stuff that I don't get the hate
Say what you will about the game, but I had a really great time in my first playthrough before the cracks started to show. It may not be the game I wanted but it was something new and I respect them for trying at least.
Over 1300 hours ... i never bother to meet Preston Gravey & finally a mod for climbable ladder is out
Even though it’s my least favourite fallout game apart from 76 it was still a phenomenal and fun game
76 is fun 🤷🏽♂️
@@mike_3613 never said it wasn’t fun just my least favourite of the series
the dogmeat jumpscare really got me. was listening a little too loud lmao
Fallout 4 was a banger 🔥🔥
That Courtney gears background ost at the beginning though.
Is it still a near perfect game?
LOL i member
It is to me.
Fallout 4 is my fav game ever. The lore, the gameplay, the explorarions, secrets, dialogs… I just love this game. I dream about a remaster/remake with new graphics.
I always found fallout 4 to be a better fallout 3
Gameplay wise yeah, that's all that matters.
I agree, but I love FO3 too. But I enjoy 4 a lot more.
I love all the Fallout games for what they are! But I always come back to Fallout 4! I love it the most out of all of them! I love that the main character has a real voice! Great vid, keep up the great work!
I was disappointed with this game after FONV but I still put tons of hours into it
I think each thing you do should increase exp just in that thing. The more you build, the better builder you become. The more scrap you collect the better eye you have for finding scrap and more of it. The more weapon/armor mods you make, the better you can make them. Same for weapons. The more you use each specific weapon and category, the better you can use them.
Settlement mode hard carries this game to the second spot on my personal list of fallout (yeah yeah I know I know)
You have played all 3 fallouts in the time it has taken me to get about half way through 3.
Bloody hell Matty
As cool as the intro was, it's the most insufferable and long-winded, it pretty much murders any head-cannon you had for your character, was X before the war and had the personality of X? well you are a loving spouse that desperately wants to find their child which the game built Diamond city mainly for that purpose from the moment you try to enter, to the moment you set off with Valentine.
You are also softly tied in to using the Power Armor and settlement system with the world around you facilitated just for that, that's what the fusion cores are for unless you want access to the populated vault or using the gatling laser.
Of course who can forget the Dialogue system which got absolutely butchered due to the voiced dialogue, removing the 2 key essential ingredients of Fallout, it's like cake without the sugar or filling.
This severe disapointment on top of humiliation that is Fallout 76 is what killed my love of the franchise for me and has almost animosity towards Starfield out of sheer spite.
Fallout 4 was a perfectly hyped up game at the time I remember the first time playing and me and my brothers fighting over to play the game!
Idk don’t really like watching you sit down and play the game, would rather you just clip and talk about these moments or something. Almost Halfway through the video and you just got out the vault lol. Yeah you didn’t really go over the game?? You got to the power armor and death claw fight… at least go over other key parts of the game?
Best improvement of FO4: real-time looting without going into a different menu. Oh man, that QOL change is by far my favorite.
Yea hope they keep this looting system in future. If there is a future for fallout games that is..
The game still sucks as an RPG
I’ve played Fallout 4 about 3 times, each time teaming up with each faction. I love the game
I will say this about the open world reveal/starting point comment you made:
my first time playing Fallout 3 - I completely missed Megaton. I played for like 6 weeks before I found it and realized "oh crap, this was where I'm supposed to go in the beginning". It wasn't my first Bethesda game, but it was my first Fallout. So getting "on track" kind of missed me a bit in the beginning.
Around the same time I started Fallout 3, I lent my friend Oblivion - he pretty much explored the entire map before stepping foot in Imperial City (because he thought he was supposed to stay out of there because he was an outlaw). 3 months later I noticed he hadn't done a single inch of the main story and didn't even have IC marked on his map. (Oh and he had never slept in a bed...)
Similar to Skyrim where you're not necessarily forced to go in one direction, but you're essentially guided to go to Riverwood then Whiterun. In my opinion - this really helps new players to these games get an understanding of where you're supposed to go and do in the beginning to get started. For Fallout 4 - meeting up with Codsworth, going to RR and meeting Dogmeat, are kind of vital to understanding a lot of the basics of the game. Once you get past RR, or in Skyrim's case, Whiterun, it's go and do whatever you want. I mean, you can do that right from the start, but it is easier to get established in the game a bit beforehand.
Weapon and armor customization plus being able to build your own player home are what made this an S tier title. Currently living in the glowing sea through a mod i made
Theres so many great games that has came out over the years that I was so hyped for and after release only played them for a few months. The game I played the most after being so hyped was Elden Ring. A whole year blew by and I was still playing it with no other game on my radar. But Fallout 4. It was different. I almost have 5 years of memory from this game. I remember outside my highschool during lunch, me and my friends watching the anouncement trailer mere after it hit youtube. We were all friends, but non of us knew we all loved the Fallout franchise. That game was just as much of a journey as skyrim was. I felt like getting on Fallout 4 after school every single day. I loved fps rpgs.
lol, I was wondering why you were flagging dogmeat with the shotgun and then the muzzle blast and sound you added, just made me spit my coffee on my keyboard. Thanks for that Matt. :)
Fallout 3 makes me feel good all over. Like you say gettin “cozy” with it. Happens in 3, not so much in 4 but still one of my favourite games on my console.
Fallout 3 might be my favourite game of all time. Even though it might not hold up too good today.