^nice man... I liked the storyline, tbh...
Just noticed there's a libScePad.dll file in the game folder, that's an internal driver from Sony for the Dualshock 4 under Windows. It's USB only, but I did connect my DS4 and sure enough, it seems to work with Fallout 4...
EDIT: although I'm reading it's not well debugged and can cause some issues
The next DLC for Falllout 4 looks even tier than Automatron. SMH I was hoping for some epic DLC like New Vegas had.
thunderdome dlc
So it's basically more workshop options? That's lame. Oh well, it wasn't likely that I'd get any of the DLC anyway. I lose all interest in these games once the main storyline is over.
I knew that was going to happen, AFTER I (and probably about everyone) have built up like 8 settlements all nice and fancy and am totally sick of settlement building, they now introduce all the good building stuff...
There is supposed to be a pretty big DLC in May. Some of the DLC in this series have been amazing. Like The Pitt in Fallout 3 or Old World Blues in Fallout New Vegas.
I hate that aspect of the game tbh... the building ... I mean, it's cool and all, but you get the feeling they sacrificed some of the story side to polish that ... now this DLC...
I hope it doesn't become something standard for Fallout from here on out...
they need to come out with DLCs the size of the Skyrim ones. Dragonborn was very underrated, tbh.
anyone ever play Stalker Lost Alpha? was a glitchy fan remake that I didn't get close to finishing, but it was genuinely creepy and atmospherically kicks fallout 4's ass. I actually feared some of the creatures in that game and didn't want to go into some areas, fallout 4 creatures are kinda meh. and the rad storms in fallout 4so disappointing, should have copied lost alpha and have alarms go off and you have a couple of minutes to find shelter or you are dead...
skyrim's second dlc was hearthfire, which was basically building 3 houses. I doubt they are going full on personalization.
They should release horse armor in honor of the 10 year anniversary of the end of non Jew game developing
I finished the storyline for the Far Harbor DLC, and it's pretty ing forgettable. Nowhere near as good as the Old World Blues DLC from New Vegas or The Pitt DLC from FO3.
Good to know. I'll pass on it.
It ain't worth $25. I got my season pass for like $10 from newegg and I don't think it has been worth it for the 3 DLC so far. There was one pretty cool Minecraft/Lemmings-like minigame in it but otherwise it's the same as the previous 100+ hours of FO4.
Last edited by baseline bum; 06-10-2016 at 08:19 PM.
TBH I'm done with the nickel and dime crap every game has to release. If it isn't a substantial expansion, I'm not buying it. And I'm certainly not buying a season pass without knowing beforehand what all that will include.
I gotta say, Far Harbor was extremely disappointing. It takes place up in Maine around Acadia National Park, but the scenery is crap. I know it's post nuclear war, but everything is so ugly. It's not scenic like for instance the Zion National Park expansion in Fallout New Vegas. Having played the entire Fallout canon in the last year, I think I'd rank the games in the order:
1. Fallout 2
2. Fallout New Vegas
3. Fallout
4. Fallout 4
5. Fallout 3
Of course all 5 of these games are excellent, and FO1, 3, and 4 are really hard to rank vs one another. FO2 and New Vegas are head and shoulders above the others though. But man the expansions are all painfully boring this time around.
Last edited by baseline bum; 06-11-2016 at 12:05 AM.
If you haven't played the New Vegas DLC you're really missing out. Two of the four expansions are incredible (Old World Blues and the Zion NP one), a third is really good (the one with ED-E the robot, Lonesome Road I think), and the fourth (Dead Money) is horrible. You're in a casino, and it's the single worst set of missions in the entire Fallout canon.
FO3 has two really good DLC in The Pitt and then an alien ship set of missions.
baseline bum you running any mods?
You're missing out on some great mods.. They have some good retextures out..
Pretty sure I completed all of FO3 DLC, though I remember very little about that game for some reason. I didn't bother with New Vegas after I beat the main storyline.
I'm just tired of devs releasing DLC with little more than a few new weapons or an hour of extra gameplay. That isn't worth 20 bucks for me. Bioware always does that (though Awakening doesn't count as that was a full blown 20+ hour expansion).
They make their DLC packages ripoffs on purpose individually to encourage season pass purchases. If you're gonna consider buying the extra content, gotta do it as a packaged deal or it makes it worse.
do the settlements play any role in the new DLC? I thought/hoped that having built-up settlements would eventually be a factor in the DLC's. I put way way too much time into those f*cking places and people, even giving everyone nice clothes and elite upgraded weapons...
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