I love escort missions - FO4
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akulakhan (12/05/2015) [-] Of all Bethesda's games only Daggerfall had good escort missions. You know why? Because people you escorted were added as an item to your inventory so you didn't have to deal with a clunky AI.
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fabledlobster (12/06/2015) [-] **fabledlobster used "*roll picture*"**
**fabledlobster rolled image**wait what, you just put them in your pocket?
**fabledlobster rolled image**wait what, you just put them in your pocket?
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stonetomcat (12/05/2015) [-] So you can fit an entire person into your pocket?
Suddenly, forty cheese wheels doesn't seem so strange. I don't even know what sparked my cheese wheel hoarding
Suddenly, forty cheese wheels doesn't seem so strange. I don't even know what sparked my cheese wheel hoarding
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akulakhan (12/05/2015) [-] Well, you couldn't access them from your inventory (only an icon of their face appeared in the corner), but it was almost the same. One of the few things Daggerfall did right.
I preferred cheese wheels in Oblivion, since you could make potions out of them and sell them for lots ofshekels septims.
I preferred cheese wheels in Oblivion, since you could make potions out of them and sell them for lots of
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stonetomcat (12/05/2015) [-] Figured, but I couldn't resist
Cheese wheel+cheese wedge=potion
Loved naming potions, I'm still pissed that I can't name them in Skyrim.
Cheese wheel+cheese wedge=potion
Loved naming potions, I'm still pissed that I can't name them in Skyrim.
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crispybomb (12/06/2015) [-] All of these generic "do the same thing over and over to farm for xp and caps" missions make the game seem kinda lazy. Still love Fallout 4 to death but these missions suck.
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thechosentroll (12/06/2015) [-] Nah, they've been developing it a lot longer than Skyrim, since Skyrim has a spanking new game engine, while 4 uses the same old **** they use in Fallout 3.
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fuzzyballs (12/06/2015) [-] Fallout 4 uses a modified Skyrim engine though
as you can see with the sprinting and a bunch of animations, the graphics, basically half the game is still Skyrim code
as you can see with the sprinting and a bunch of animations, the graphics, basically half the game is still Skyrim code
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thechosentroll (12/06/2015) [-] That's odd, because I could have sworn some PR guy mentioned it still used Gamebryo. Also, it'd explain the reused Skyrim models for stuff like bones.
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fuzzyballs (12/06/2015) [-] ah yes, PR guys, you should totally trust the PR guys, the guys trying to sell the game by saying "it just works"
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removekimchi (12/06/2015) [-] ******* gunner plaza
there's a ************ on the roof with a fat man, how does a scribe survive that?
these quests are such ********
there's a ************ on the roof with a fat man, how does a scribe survive that?
these quests are such ********
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removekimchi (12/06/2015) [-] i mean the least they could do is let you order them to stay still so you can clear the area ahead of them
but those scribes are bloodthirsty as ****
but those scribes are bloodthirsty as ****
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admiraldrah ONLINE (12/06/2015) [-]
Reminds me of all my scribes. First one got flattened by a vertibird, second one got ****** up by a legendary bloodbug, a few of them ate hanging grenades, and my last one felt that going out like a man and standing in front of 5 raiders and 2 turrets was too gar a death to pass up.
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fuzzyballs (12/06/2015) [-] I've had the scribe basically not enter the Prydwen, which made me fail the mission even though he was still alive when I took the Vertibird up from the airport
TWICE
so yeah, last time I ever tried that
TWICE
so yeah, last time I ever tried that
