Fallout 4 at E3 exciting rumours

Let's hope it will not brake the game. Atleast now you know who to blame if it happens. Bethesda didnt needed this, nvidia crap messing with my games.

 

I wonder what the "crew" option will do.

 

It's probably just the credits screen

Fallout 3 had it too

 

Damn I did not notice that, I just usually never look at the main menu that long

 

Well guys as you know me from posting a lot of fallout screenshots in the past, I simply cannot wait for this one

 

Name one title with gameworks that doesn't have issues.

Thanks nvidia.

 

ffs didn't realise it had gameworks, why do they bother

 

Once again, this is all based of unconfirmed rumors.
And even if Fallout 4 does use Gameworks, there's been nothing about how it's using them.

And normally, when a highly anticipated game is using them, it's a big marketing point. And something they advertise for months before release. FO4 comes out in under two weeks.

And, on another note, people are making the assumption that the inclusion of Gameworks is the reason games have problems.
That is not true. Arkham Knight had issues because of a poorly done PC port. FarCry 4... again, poor PC development. It's not the inclusion of Gameworks, it's lazy development.

 

Yeah, Nvidia should take better care who to side with or their good name is in danger when the game f**ks up after release lol.

 

Hahaha!Good one!Especially Red fix.

 

Never pre order, so many games are released these days in a broken mess. Wait a few months, bugs will be fixed, reviews will be out, and usually the game will be cheaper. used cdkey.com, even belter than GMG

This game will probably eventually need a fan made patch to actually fix all the bugs, if previous games are anything to go by.

 

Wow, you still dont know theres cheaper places than Steam? And i sure wont buy at GMG, cos theres guess what, even more places wheres its even cheaper..

 

Well, it's actually safer to preorder on Steam. If the game doesnt work very well you can get your money back. Not with a key from G2A though....

 

..not discussing this. I had never problems and G2A is a plague. Wow to "g2a shield".

 

Just purchased at Greenman gaming but not sure how this works with steam now. Do I get the game on release day or is there a wait and how do I integrate this with steam?

 

You get the key by email typically a couple days before release, just put it into steam

 

I'm buying it a couple days before release on G2A, usually after release the keys are a bit more expensive.

MGSV was 40 euro or something, and couple days after release when i bought it it was 50 euro.

 

People pre-ordering or not pre-ordering games doesn't have an impact on the condition the game will be released in.
This is a horribly skewed misconception by most consumers, the idea that if they do or don't buy something will have massive impact on the quality of the product.

A game will be released in good condition if the developer put the time and energy into it to make it such.
Nothing else will change that. And, by the time most games get to the point they can be pre-ordered, it's already past that point of the developers being able to make it good... or bad.

 

http://imgur.com/a/Uj7W0

Screens from the console version, unsure if it leaked or something, shows parts from the start of the game as far as I can tell.
(Might get taken down by Bethesda/Zenimax.)