Not going to score the conference, but nothing too interesting for me imo. Most games are FPS type that I just ignore, and the two you highilghted were like last years Pokemon/Metroid announcement. A title screen basically. Nice to know being made, but hardly hype worthy. 

The highlight imo, was Skyrim for Alexa and the joke about the canadian walmart. 

Always online means you're on a server with other players just not the large MMO amount of players you see in a number of other games otherwise the game would not be able to function when contradictions happen in the game world.

The thing is, it doesn't bother me if I see other people running around and whatnot like in MMO's but that nuke thing, if that can be launched to any other randoms that will destroy the fun for me, it's fine if you can shoot those nukes to rivals only, but I clearly heard him say, that you can launch it to a random, or did I hear him wrong?

Yup, always online. "Can be solo but best with friends" bullshit. It's a hard pass for me.

3/10 for me. Hate Elder Scrolls all together. Online only Fallout. Mobile and Vr garbage.

Overall I give that showing 6/10, the games were fine but outside of Rage and 76 not much detail was delved into and the presentation was awkward and cringe worthy at times.

And right now, Todd Howard is creaming himself thinking about all the re-releases for Elder Scrolls VI.

He said they give the players the nukes to decide what to do with. Can nuke anywhere. 

They can always interact with you and the world on that server otherwise the game would not be able to function so yes a Nuke would be able to destroy your settlement it's a bad idea and one I could see problems with from the start.

Oh, I'm also pretty sure they had plants in the audience. Way too many times there was an awkward moment greeted by a "oh, yeah!" or a "whoa!"

updating the thread with the announcements.