I’m probably the only gamer on the planet that’s not looking forward to this title. I love the Fallout series, but Fallout 4 is going to include Bethesda’s game launcher service, Bethesda.net, as part of the installation. This is basically Bethesda’s way of pushing the paid mods system that failed on Steam previously on a new game. All of Bethesda’s games are technically brilliant, but one of the best parts of their titles is the ability to freely mod the game and turn it into something better, turn that into a cash grab and there’s really no reason to play the game more than twice. I still have Skyrim game on my PC and I’m probably on my 12th play through because mods have kept the title fresh. Sad that Bethesda is going to monetize the best feature of its titles.
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I’m probably the only gamer on the planet that’s not looking forward to this title. I love the Fallout series, but Fallout 4 is going to include Bethesda’s game launcher service, Bethesda.net, as part of the installation. This is basically Bethesda’s way of pushing the paid mods system that failed on Steam previously on a new game. All of Bethesda’s games are technically brilliant, but one of the best parts of their titles is the ability to freely mod the game and turn it into something better, turn that into a cash grab and there’s really no reason to play the game more than twice. I still have Skyrim game on my PC and I’m probably on my 12th play through because mods have kept the title fresh. Sad that Bethesda is going to monetize the best feature of its titles.