A Bethesda game being bug free at release? Lmao

Is what the game looked when it was revealed to be honest.

Really, it looks to have what I wanted. It's basically Fallout 3 but with a new story, larger map, and far more content within (not quite so empty, essentially).

I've never really cared that much about looks, but when you couple how this already looks with the mods that will be made for it, this game will look great. I'm psyched for it.

Wow... news! A fallout game plays and looks like a Fallout game!

Who would've guessed.

Thats exactly what we wanted.

Sounds like common sense if you look at the footage, its not even 60fps

If by "recycled" you mean enhancing everything from Fallout 3 / New Vegas from the gun play / V.A.T.S. to the amount of weapon, item and character customization to more dynamic dialogue trees and character interactions, then yes, Fallout 4 is a totally recycled game. In other words, it's going to be even more awesome than Fallout 3.

And for those still whining about the graphics, not everything needs to run at 1080p / 60fps and have photo realistic environments and character models to be enjoyable. If it did, then The Order 1886 would be top contender for GOTY.

"There’s no impressive facial animation to wow over."

WHAT. THE. FUCK. Pre-order cancelled.

Still gonna be game of the year though.

Shitty click bait article. We've already seen lots of enhancements and changes.

Graphically and art wise, sure it looks like Fallout. Just like Street Fighter V looks like a Street Fighter title.

To be perfectly fair, Bethesda has never, in all truth, really been that amazing of a developer. They are great at building massive worlds with a lot to do in them. They're just not that great at making games NOT super-buggy, or in doing some of the fundamental things that make the classics.....well, great.

I enjoyed Skyrim, to a large extent, because of the huge world, and lots of things to do. But it also frustrated me many times, not just because of the glitches and often game-breaking, mission-failing bugs, but just in general shortcomings the gameplay itself has, or simple, logical things that they didn't allow the player to do in the game world, etc. I am hoping that Elder Scrolls 6, if we ever see one, will take a step up from where 5 left off, and TRY their best to present a less buggy game, and focus more this time on not just a "lush" game world, but also just giving you a lot more tangible, sensible things to do within it.