Bethesda just keeps getting away with releasing broken games and the let the fans do the fixing.

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SvennoJ said:

SubiyaCryolite said:
Im pretty happy with how the game is running on my 8350FX+970GTX combo. 50+fps at ultra, would be better if I disabled TXAA too which is complete overkill on my 24"display. The game itself looks sooo much better in person. Screenshots and youtube videos don't do it justice imo. The only obvious flaw I've encountered so far is the lip syncing, it is terrible. Granted Im only 2 hours in but I've got zero complains so far. The gameplay itself is also solid.

No complaints so far on the ps4 either. It doesn't look as 'next gen' as TW3, yet that already had graphical corruption and a glitched quest in the first 2 hours. I did miscalculate the character creation screen. Blame my own media blackout. I thought I was creating a character that has been wandering the wastelands for 30 years, then it starts at home lol. Didn't spend any time on the wife, didn't matter luckily.


I'm fitting in better after leaving the fault, still no reason to look like that after an hour in the new world lol


The character creation had me entertained for over an hour already. And he fits the part for the game play, as it seems it's another one where you push several shopping trollies full of junk around with you. Old toaster anyone, maybe a teddy bear?

If you can't stand 'broken' games, don't buy them. Not now, not later. If that doesn't fix it, well too bad, that's democracy talking. It looks way better than Fallout NV, which incidentally had already crashed on me in the first 2 hours. Runs better too, loads faster.

 

Those are some really great pics.!

 

Getting back towards the Fallout 4 framerate issue, for me, I always wait a couple of days for even games like Fallout to find out if there are any issues. Since there are issues in relation of the Xbox One, this pretty much means that the variant you should avoid as a gamer would be the Xbox One verison.

 

Sadly though, this does resonate a problem; should that gamer only have an Xbox One, then the next best thing would be to wait for Bethesda to release an update to rectify this issue on the One. Outside of that solution, I am unsure of other alternatives.