Looks fine to me. Immersion is now more dependent on stability and how well the characters move through the environment. The most memorable moments in fallout had nothing to do with graphics anyway. One of them was finding a working text adventure in an abandoned building.

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Well, glad to see most of the people is OK with the graphics on the trailer.

If you have an open world game where background detail is constant at a more similar level but the number of onscreen characters varies immensely and you are trying to balance gpu and cpu load then I feel you may be more restricted in character detail. If lets say you had fifty characters on screen at once that's going to be incredibly resource hungry. What if Fallout 4 hasn't pushed such detail as it will have larger battles with more characters, monsters, robots etc.

I trust Bethedsa to put gameplay first. I don't want super detailed character models if that means the game engine restricts how many other characters are on screen at the same time.

One of my wishes for Fallout 4 is VR support.

Also maybe its related to making the game as compatible with the widest range of pc's as possible plus maybe the xbox one has set the base level for graphics.

I'm for great graphics and great gameplay but if all you want is great gameplay and you're not bothered about great graphics then fair enough. I know for certain people who are more interested in gameplay and are not bothered about graphics run their PC games at 720p.