Why I believe Nuka-World is a bad DLC for Fallout 4

[CiderMuffin]

 

BTW, does anyone know how the raiders were able to observe the SS going throught the gauntlet? I couldn't find any cameras or screens.

There's likely raiders watching, and possibly some cameras still operational along the run (or at least supposed to be).

 

There are a lot of areas to watch it from but yea, hidden security cameras are the most likely case. A lot of theme parks disguise security cameras as props.

[Panter22]

i was hoping for a nice hot Raider queen not a half robot guay :down:

Edited November 4, 2018 by Panter22

[e1grey]

 

Nuka World, after finishng its main quests, feels very empty. The main quests seem linear and generic. It doesn't seem to add any depth to raiders, but rather adds three varieties to the excisting regular, militarized and giant green raiders (trappers too, if you have FH).

 

If you like collectible quests, announcers and silly retro-futuristic robots, you're going to like NW.

 

BTW, does anyone know how the raiders were able to observe the SS going throught the gauntlet? I couldn't find any cameras or screens.

 

The same way everyone in the Commonwealth knows what you have done as soon as you do it, despite lack of any communication system.

 

Magic.

 

With the exceptions of quest givers. You still have to go back to hand in quests that take less time to do than to travel to the quest location. I believe there is a communication system in the game world - BOS should have some sort of radio - there's no such system, however, implemented in the game mechanics. And the magic of everyone knowing about things they're not supposed to know, well, I would call it a convenience for the writer.

[CiderMuffin]

 

 

Nuka World, after finishng its main quests, feels very empty. The main quests seem linear and generic. It doesn't seem to add any depth to raiders, but rather adds three varieties to the excisting regular, militarized and giant green raiders (trappers too, if you have FH).

 

If you like collectible quests, announcers and silly retro-futuristic robots, you're going to like NW.

 

BTW, does anyone know how the raiders were able to observe the SS going throught the gauntlet? I couldn't find any cameras or screens.

The same way everyone in the Commonwealth knows what you have done as soon as you do it, despite lack of any communication system.

 

Magic.

 

With the exceptions of quest givers. You still have to go back to hand in quests that take less time to do than to travel to the quest location. I believe there is a communication system in the game world - BOS should have some sort of radio - there's no such system, however, implemented in the game mechanics. And the magic of everyone knowing about things they're not supposed to know, well, I would call it a convenience for the writer.

 

Caravans, travelers, ham radios, though we don't really see them in action you can find couriers with letters. http://fallout.wikia.com/wiki/Fallout_4_random_encounters#The_Postman

 

Before post offices were created caravans and travelers hired as couriers were the common way to send letters between cities.