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I just replayed both Skyrim and Fallout New Vegas, and the question popped into my mind. I could not decide. Elder Scrolls is a really rich and fascinating character, and I'd love to see how it goes on with the Empire and Tamriel. On the other hand I am a bit overfed with fantasy and I really thought Fallout was cool, too.
I really would love to see a Fallout game set in Europe. Maybe Berlin, where I live. I always fantasized about seeing Berlin in Fallout, lol, and seeing the familiar places in a post-war setting. Though I guess they will stay in US based areas. Oh my.
So what do you say? Elder Scrolls 6 or Fallout 4? And what should be the setting like?
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I replayed the same games no so long ago too and I have to vote for Fallout, because imo Fallout: New Vegas was overaly significantly better game than Skyrim. There were many choices and paths you could go, way more interesting stuff to explore in fallout instead of the "another similar cave/dungeon , full of the same undead". Also the world of Fallout:NV felt more immersive and alive than Skyrim. NPC factions actually fighting with each other etc. In Skyrim you know there is some kind of war, but everybody is just sitting on their asses in their camps.
I voted for Fallout 4. I just looove the post apocalypse setting and find there is a decided lack of them lately. As much as I love the Elder Scrolls world, I think I am pretty much stuffed to the gills with it and need a change of flavor. Plus, ESO is in the works, it should be enough to tide people over on the Elder Scrolls front.
More Fallout can never be bad!
Skyrim was great in many ways, but I feel they sort of broke one of the major tenets of their own game design, and that was not to hold someone's hand or guide them around. I hope the next one isn't filled with so many tiny quests with only one outcome each.
So if that's what they are offering for TES 6, then F4 for sure. Heck F4 anyways. I've stated it here before, but fallout 3 is my all time favorite game.
Fallout 4, but only if it's going to be made by Obsidian and not Bethesda.
Come to think of it, an Elder Scrolls game made by Obsidian would also be really cool.
Amen bro. He'll I think my handle pretty much sums up how I voted
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From a purely IP perspective, I'd go for F4 over ES6.
Fantasy is always good, but the Fallout universe is pretty immersive and unique.
Whichever way they go first, I really hope that they put more of a focus into the players actions impacting on the game world.
Part of me wants to say Fallout 4, because, well, it feels like a new Fallout is past due.
Then again, Skyrim sucked 400 hours of my life, and I'd gladly offer it 400 more.
Not to say I didn't enjoy Fallout- but I really enjoy the fantasy/magical/epic quest feel of the Elder Scrolls universe.
So Elder Scrolls 6 gets my vote!
With the direction Bethseda is taking with ESO I for one am hoping ES6 gets back to the games roots with fully free and open skill choices a "spell maker" and some of the truly labernyth-y dungeons from the past ES games. I mean the ES franchise has had some of the craziest char options in games where just fooling around you might end up gimped(hard mode) or so insanely powerful you needed to lay waste to entire regions just to expend a mana bar(easy mode)
The game difficulty was not set in the game option but by player choices instead.
I voted ES6
But as too Fallout I love the setting I love the game play and for a char creation method no one has ever topped being born and raised as in FO3 but with it they introduced (and subsequently added to all their games) that loss of char control during a crit hit (or wtvr that was) and it kind of ruined the immersion for me and it stuck with me that was a fall out feature even though it is present in the ES games now too...
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I went with Elder Scrolls, but honestly either would be nice
a new fall out with the more polished movement and graphics as skyrim would be interesting to see. I would honestly like to see one more large expansion for skyrim even though we know that isn't going to happen. Oh well there are always mods.