I wonder if they could fix that by having 4 options that align with whatever archetype you’ve selected.
Then you don’t need “ridiculously good” “meh” “ridiculously evil” “… Just continue the story” options
Pick if you want to play ridiculously good, meh, or ridiculously evil at the start of the game, or if you want to be a passive observer. They’d have to write 3x more player dialogue, but that’s really not that much (have the responses barely change, you know they barely change anyways)
That blows up the conversation trees by 4 times how many archetypes there are. You can do the smart thing like bg3 or fallout new Vegas and add options to the more generic ones based on archetypes
Dude.
Dude?
Dude!
Dude…Where’s my car?
Sweet! What does mine say?
Dude! What does mine say?
Fyi if you play this game on PC there are multiple great mods that revert the dialogue UI back to legacy style, where it shows you the actual dialogue choices in full, just like previous games.
The biggest issue is that the dialogue options are all shoehorned into the 4 choices “yes”, “snarky yes”, “why will I say yes?” and “no but actually yes”. Being able to see them in advance is better than nothing but the system is still pretty flawed.
But how will my simple mind keep up with more than one simple sentence?
Me texting:
- 👍
- 😬
- 😂
- 🤯
Playing F4 made me realise more than ever that the draw of the Fallout universe for me is the ability to uncover hidden dialogue options by tweaking your skills the right way.
I never finished it and it makes me sad.
Finishing F4 wasn’t worth it, imo
Not many players know this, but you can unlock a secret alternate ending to Fallout 4 by pressing Alt+F4 while playing
You have to do it right before the end, though.
Yeah I went with the science dudes and didn’t even get to subjugate the wasteland with a robot army afterwards. Lame.
Bro you missed the point
You already did that!
The MITechnocracy rules the area. They control everything but those weirdos in Goodneighbor, and those guys are too busy getting high.
Im replaying it right now. It’s a hollow souless fallout game.
But i keep playing it for some reason.
Damn, that’s crazy…accurate.
Yes
In theory my dialog choices are better and more plentiful, but in practice that timer is real short and so my answer is to always stall, “Um… hmm.” Telltale hard mode out here
You should try it with lowered perception (hearing issues). You spend half the timer just trying to figure out what they said before you can even begin to craft a response.
△ Ok O Ok X Yeah □ You’re right
