To be honest, I just do not understand complaints about the Brotherhood in Fallout 3, when there were obvious reasons for the changes in the universe. Damn Brotherhood of Washington even has both good aspects as well as the memory that the Brotherhood may be asshole. Brotherhood of Steel in New Vegas is not a return to the roots. I do not see how this Brotherhood being bad. He gives the best damn way to get to the base of the enclave. And Paladin Matthew does not force you to go there. And in any case you have to go to Navarro. But this contradicts the end of the first part where the Brotherhood is divided into technologies with wasteland and trying to be the good guys. You can have a point with the first part. New Vegas Brotherhood That was all that was bad in the original brotherhood. If Lions have decided to have all the good that was in the brotherhood of the first part. They went to the opposite extreme of the brotherhood of 3 parts. Brotherhood in New Vegas has not returned to the roots. Hey, bonus points if you can tell who these two characters are based off of! Here's a hint: why so serious? If you didn't get it from that hint, I have nothing left for you, and you may not call yourself a nerd in my presence.Click to shrink.I swear I had this conversation ten times.
Mass Effect outdid New Vegas easily in that respect, and it's hard to say if any game will outdo the level of detail and customization Fallout 4 puts in the players hands. Characters you made in New Vegas would look great in the character creator, but awful in the actual game. New Vegas was a generation behind, but even for its time it was not the leader in animation or realism. For a game so focused on conversation and interaction, the ability to make your character look and feel real is worth the extra mile.
This is the game with the most detailed facial animations, mixed with the best customization to make your character exactly what you want him to be.
The facial customization in Fallout 4 is unmatched by any game out there, and I will fight you on this.
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