Play it! Why buy a game if you aren't going to play it?

@lordransolaire: I've always been a huge fan of survival type games and movies. I enjoy apocalyptic themes. There's just something about these genres that a lot of people enjoy and I'm one of them. The Fallout series falls in this genre and that's why people love it. If you don't enjoy the genre then it makes sense that you may not enjoy the game.

One of the things I really enjoy doing if I don't want to wander around or do a quest is to work on a settlement. There are plenty of different places to work on too. Just the other day I came upon Hangman's alley and thought of some really cool things I could do with the limited space there.

If you're looking for some ideas just go on youtube and watch some videos. I got a great idea from watching youtube that involves building a big tree house in Sanctuary. If nothing excites you then just quit. No sense in playing anymore if you feel bored. Come back to it another day.

The last game I finished I believe was The Last of Us. I give it a 9.5 out of 10. I loved that game so much. Each time I finished playing for a few hours I felt emotionally drained. I felt like I was watching a really good movie.

@sveet: That seems odd. One of the big complaints I've been reading is how people think it's just Fallout 3.5..... hmmmm? So many ridiculous complaints.

Chrono Trigger and Final Fantasy III

Chrono Trigger may have been the first. Then Zelda: Majora's Mask. The most recent would have been The Last of Us.

@loafofgame: I've been hearing the opposite. I think people playing on PC have been having more issues than people playing on consoles. The reason being that not everyone's PC build is the same and doesn't work as well with the game yet. Plus, a lot of people are not happy with the UI on PC. Consoles systems are consistent and I think that's why there have been fewer problems. I really haven't heard of any major issues on consoles other than some people saying that frame rate drops too far. I haven't seen my frame rate really drop at all but I haven't gone into the city yet. Maybe it will happen there with more buildings and things going on.

@PETERAKO: I honestly don't favor any developers. I just don't care. All I want is a fun game and after playing Fallout 3 and some of New Vegas I knew that I loved this type of game. When they announced Fallout 4 and I read the details about it I knew that I had to buy it. I haven't been let down and feel that the negative Nancy's out there are missing out.

As for the bugs, I don't give Bethesda a pass just because of who they are. There are a couple reason why I think this game is great regardless of bugs. The big reason for me is because the amount of fun and feeling of adventure far trumps and bugs this game has. Another reason is because I understand that a game this massive is just impossible to be bug free. A development team can not recreate what a million gamers are going to do while playing. The only way to find out all the bugs is to have it out there and patch them as soon as you can. Bethesda has already announced a patch coming out in the next week based on player feedback.

I don't know about you but I have never played a game that didn't have bugs. It's bothers me when a ball passes through my defenders body only for the receiver to catch the ball in Madden but it happens and yet Madden gets great reviews every year. Why, because the game a whole is better than the little bugs found.

I have close to 20 hours played so far and I have loved ever second of it. I just wish I had more time to play.