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it should get better.

chokepoint hell. bad map.

NECRO! to give my view after 96 hrs of playing and a few months of respite from the game.

As some of you might know, I was an avid fanboy until the game came out and very soon after. when my coh2 buddy said "nice fallout 3.5" to a fallout4 screenshot, i cursed him and vowed to take revenge.

however, i recently came across an article in PCGamer r Polygon with news about fo4 and it had a fo4 highlight banner. For a moment, i thought it was a screenshot of fo3.

that is how i feel and have been feeling since 2 months ago after i beat the game. For the record, I played fo3 story four times consecutively and clocked 250 hours before I stopped playing regularly.

I knew that it could never be as great as how fo3 was to me because the shear WOW value of post apocalyptic worlds have been done so many times in the games and movies since.

But I hoped that improved gunplay, crafting, settlement, graphic, etc etc would be enough to hook me into fo4 as much as fo3's world did to me.

But it was not enough. Not only that was not enough, NOT IMPROVED perk/level system, engine, AI, character dialogue, mission structures, storyline did not help. for example, in this supposed to be an end game battle, only a handful of allies fight a handful of enemies at a time... for real? another thing that bothered me from fo3 was how all flying beings had invisible legs. to get to top of the stairs, they had to climb the stairs like humans. and guess what, that is still the case.

overall, still worth the full retail price and skipping class to play 12 hr marathon on day 1 was worth it. but its just not good enough.

8/10.

Ressource points are poorly chosen, is more of the issue.

its an experiment. Doubling up on high resource points. I think because each side already have 6 normal resource points (1 more than usual), i am thinking caches + dominance on other sides so you have 1-2 of enemies' normal RP might be fine.

i dont know yet.

Montargis" first impression: too chokepointy.