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Topic	Which was shallower - Skyrim or Fallout 4
masterpug53 02/27/24 3:00:09 PM #22:	Personally I ask myself this question: can I still enjoy the game without mods? Skyrim: fuck no. I will never waste another hour on the drab, shallow, ugly-ass vanilla version of this game. Fallout 4: surprisingly, yes. In fact, I recently made it about halfway through an unmodded playthrough on Xbox to see if that would improve the game's piss-poor stability (It didn't), and apart from the crashing, I still had fun. Vanilla combat is enjoyable, the DLCs never really disappointed me the way Skyrim's did, and the DLCs + Creations give enough new options beyond crap shacks and Minecraft blocks to keep settlement-building fun. --- Simple questions deserve long-winded answers that no one will bother to read. <cite>masterpug53 posted [p:979075791] in Which was ... [t:80705514]...</cite> <quote>Personally I ask myself this question: can I still enjoy the game without mods?Skyrim: fuck no. I will never waste another hour on the drab, shallow, ugly-ass vanilla version of this game.Fallout 4: surprisingly, yes. In fact, I recently made it about halfway through an unmodded playthrough on Xbox to see if that would improve the game's piss-poor stability (It didn't), and apart from the crashing, I still had fun. Vanilla combat is enjoyable, the DLCs never really disappointed me the way Skyrim's did, and the DLCs + Creations give enough new options beyond crap shacks and Minecraft blocks to keep settlement-building fun. --- Simple questions deserve long-winded answers that no one will bother to read.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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