Which path couldn't you complete? I completed 4 different endings, worked better than Fallout NV where I had to back track to a 3 hour older save getting stuck on one path. Fallout NV crashed a lot, never had that with Fallout 4. Fallout 3 was more stable though.

Fallout 4 let me build everything my heart desired












The ultimate game about recycling lol. Collecting stuff all over the map to build more :)

On ps4 was hot garbage

That's on PS4... Although the animated version of Totoro ran at sub 5fps before the game got patched to make the electricity logic far less laggy. Fps dropped from 20 to about 2 in that busy town when I connected the power station to the display. Until the patch I could only envision what it would look like by only using these 3 test monitors while leaving the big display disconnected



Fps dropped so much the display was just always on.


PS4 Pro finally made it run smooth. Yet I finished the game multiple times on base PS4 before the pro came out. For a Bethesda game is was progress. From restarting Skyrim every 10-15 minutes on ps3 to New Vegas crashing, glitching and progress bugs to Fallout 4 not crashing and remain playable to the end.

But true, compared to Nintendo games Bethesda still has light years to go. (Not really a fair comparison, multi platform isn't easy)

It's more than just being multiplatform.

The issue is the PS5 itself. - As it's only using mid-range AMD GPU hardware.
AMD's high-end stuff is notorious for poor-RT capabilities, mid-range hardware is even worst.

So when your first impression of Ray Tracing is a poor one, then of course their view is not going to be great.

Ray Traced global illumination can look absolutely incredible. - It looks next-gen on PC compared to the PS5. - If there is one example of a need of a Playstation 5 "Pro" console, it would be because of Ray Tracing, console gamers are simply missing out and they don't even know it.

That's nice and all but i'm not going back to 30fps for ray tracing no matter how nice it looks. Even if PS5 pro is a Rya tracing beast unless it can be done ay 60fps i'll pass.

Tried gaming at 120fps yet?

Since you only really see the benefits of RT while playing a game, it's almost as impossible to convince people of the benefits as it is to promote VR :/ Screenshots don't do it justice and you tube videos we're conditioned to look at it as pre-rendered stuff. The impact doesn't really hit until you are playing and see proper shadows, lighting and reflections responding to your input. Otherwise you're just trying to show the benefits of HDR on an SDR screen.

Yep, there's lots gamers simply don't know until you have properly tried it! And the RT on consoles is like Google cardboard VR :/ Maybe an indie developer can make a fully ray traced 1080p game, yet AAA games better stop putting time and effort into these mostly unnoticeable improvements that kill the fps.

 Let's try and get 60FPS standard on consoles first lol like 6th gen consoles did

My tv only handles 60fps, and since i only own a PS5 i don't wanna get myself used to it. RT is bad tech for current gen consoles because it effects performance way too much. I look at Red dead 2 a ps4 title and still looks better then anything because it's the perfect mix of art style and graphics. pushing RT  too much usually leads to bad performance which = bad gaming experience, really waste of time because games look good enough.