thunderlord2200 Posted October 22, 2015 Share Posted October 22, 2015 Does anyone plan to speed run it before they deside to take there time with the game and go threw everything: nick and coner, of this game? Or do u plain to play many playthrews to find everything out about it? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tony the Wookie Posted October 23, 2015 Share Posted October 23, 2015 My first play through will be all about beating the game as soon as possible, so I have the needed information to continue work on my mod. I need to know how this story is going to go and what all I have to work with before I can take my writing to the next level. I want to finish the game by the weekend if I can. I will still be doing my weekly Tuesday night swing dancing that I never miss, so the ladies won't miss me too much... Shame the game is released on a Tuesday... But the guy at Gamestop told me they will be releasing the game at 10:00 Mohave Wasteland time on Monday, since that is Tuesday back on the East Coast. I just so happen to get off work at 10:00 on Mondays, and have asked my boss to get off 30 minutes early. So I plan on playing the game all night, sleeping all day, go swing dancing, then go to work on Wednesday before I have the entire day off on Thursday to hopefully finish the game. I don't work until 3:00 pm Friday, Mohave Wasteland time. I am hoping to publicly announce my mod between November 14th-17th, but I have to finish Fallout 4 before I can do that. After that I will play a longer playthrough of the game with my notebook out, just taking my time and writing dialogue as I go, exploring every last area and planning mod stuff as I go. Making stuff for my mod is my number one concern. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jcdenton2012 Posted October 23, 2015 Share Posted October 23, 2015 My method favors thorough exploration to memorize all the skillbook locations, bobbleheads, etc; and then I typically have my stuff together to have a fun run through the entire game. I try to avoid speed-running it unless its a 3-4th play-through. Ultimately, I like to see how 'legit' powerful I can get in this game on my own terms. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tony the Wookie Posted October 23, 2015 Share Posted October 23, 2015 My method favors thorough exploration to memorize all the skillbook locations, bobbleheads, etc; and then I typically have my stuff together to have a fun run through the entire game. I try to avoid speed-running it unless its a 3-4th play-through. Ultimately, I like to see how 'legit' powerful I can get in this game on my own terms. If you take modding out of the equation, I have always been the type of gamer to sit back and gather up my skills, strength, forces, supplies, or whatever the valuable assets in any particular game are. When I play games like Total War or Civilization, I am the guy that sits back and doesn't fight anyone while I spend my time researching better tech, because I find great pleasure in being the pacifist that accumulates the most powerful forces in the game, and then becomes unstoppable. Normally I would play games in that manner, and I would have so many weapons and skills accumulated by the end of Fallout, that the last quests would seem too monumentally easy. But modding comes first to me, and I want to have my mod released as soon as possible. So that means playing through Fallout 4 in less than a week. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jcdenton2012 Posted October 24, 2015 Share Posted October 24, 2015 Ah... "Turtling" is the term, pity few RTS games favor it. Alas, you are speaking to another turtle player. For those old Age of Empires games I was bad to spam monks and build a giant freaking wall to bottleneck the AI player into spawning endless waves of knights and war elephants against me, slowly converting them all, until I had like 500/60 population. Then it became a total one sided slaughter. XD That old saying, "A good defense is a good offense," no no no, "A good defense is a s#*! ton of castles with lots of knights. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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