I can't even begin to tell you how much I loved the Wasteland in Fallout 3. It conveyed so much emotion in me. It was just gorgeous in an eerily beautiful way.
Fallout 3 barely wins over Oblivion for me. I just loved finding audio and computer logs that really tell interesting stories, something I'm sure the next Elder Scrolls will have.
Fallout 3 barely wins over Oblivion for me. I just loved finding audio and computer logs that really tell interesting stories, something I'm sure the next Elder Scrolls will have.
Fallout 3 barely wins over Oblivion for me. I just loved finding audio and computer logs that really tell interesting stories, something I'm sure the next Elder Scrolls will have.
gow117
Elder Scrolls with audio and computer logs?
It can use Ancient Scrolls... and not so sure about how they'd work the audio in. Maybe Gnomes that are hidden about, and when found, picked up, and then shaked will then repeat what was last said to them!
Fallout 3 barely wins over Oblivion for me. I just loved finding audio and computer logs that really tell interesting stories, something I'm sure the next Elder Scrolls will have.
Commando015
Elder Scrolls with audio and computer logs?
It can use Ancient Scrolls... and not so sure about how they'd work the audio in. Maybe Gnomes that are hidden about, and when found, picked up, and then shaked will then repeat what was last said to them!
they kinda did have scrolls and books that did tell a story, but not many people (myself including) were willing to read them all, some of them were quite long and involved
I really enjoyed the Capital Wasteland. Mars from Red Facton Guerilla was nice even thoug I dislike the game itself. As far as cities go, I really liked Stilwater from Saint's Row 1 and 2.
I'd go for Mass Effect - you have your own spaceship and the freedom to fly and land on just about any planet you wanted to.Avenger1324
But really you're just landing on one planet, because they are all the same. And Usually when you go to other planets you're focused on a mission. Don't get me wrong I love Mass Effect, but not for exploring.
[QUOTE="Avenger1324"]I'd go for Mass Effect - you have your own spaceship and the freedom to fly and land on just about any planet you wanted to.scarymovie5
But really you're just landing on one planet, because they are all the same. And Usually when you go to other planets you're focused on a mission. Don't get me wrong I love Mass Effect, but not for exploring.
Yeah I was assuming there was more to each planet than just the little zones you got to see on the missions, afterall Earth is a planet in one of the systems, and the moon, or Luna, is bigger than the few square miles it was given in the game. If every building and planet was as generic as in the game it would get boring pretty quickly :)
[QUOTE="scarymovie5"][QUOTE="Avenger1324"]I'd go for Mass Effect - you have your own spaceship and the freedom to fly and land on just about any planet you wanted to.Avenger1324
But really you're just landing on one planet, because they are all the same. And Usually when you go to other planets you're focused on a mission. Don't get me wrong I love Mass Effect, but not for exploring.
Yeah I was assuming there was more to each planet than just the little zones you got to see on the missions, afterall Earth is a planet in one of the systems, and the moon, or Luna, is bigger than the few square miles it was given in the game. If every building and planet was as generic as in the game it would get boring pretty quickly :)
Hopefully ME2 will fix this. It is already a great game.
AC was amazing! Literally go anywhere and climb on anything. Fallout 3 is just too empty. There's simply nothing there. Dirt, rocks, and lonely creature, and maybe if your lucky a new place to discover. Sadly though it was mostly empty space.
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