Other than the random stuttering, it looks good on both consoles with a consistent enough frame rate. Considering the amount of detail in there, that is not bad at all. I'm surprised.

I'm now tempted to pick it up, but as it's not a multiplayer game that will be on pc where it looks really nice indeed.

No point beating around the bush

Sounds fun

Does it have much of a story ? Just thinking it would need to to hold my attention if it's such a huge game.

not on the xbox1 those 1 sec long freezes are something that shouldnt be in a final product.

Also its not that difficult to make a game able to stay at 30fps all the time. It seems dev's never learn they do it time and time again, visuals over frame rate consistency.

Edited by Chrysalis (Tue 10-Nov-15 10:36:35)

I'm tempted to go and pick up a copy for the PS4 :/
Will give me something to do tonight


Rip off console prices are .....


In-Store (prices apply to PS4/Xbox One versions unless stated):

ARGOS - £39.99
ASDA - £44
GAME - £49.99..... The stupid peoples shop
HMV - £47.99
SAINSBURY'S - £39.99
TESCO - TBC


Obviously cheaper and better on the PC

Edited by deleted (Tue 10-Nov-15 16:33:00)

also the PC will likely get user based mod's which will add much longevity and enjoyment to the game.

Yea win win

In reply to a post by time2die:

Do you know it took me the best part of 45 minutes to actually work out how to get out of vault 111��.Something that should take 10 minutes tops.

I reckon it took me 20 mins to get out mate, mainly because once I had opened the vault, I went back to the rest room and stored a load of cockroach meat in the fridge. Not sure why, but it seemed like a good idea at the time, seeing as the fridge was still working!

And I did read every line in the computer terminals, just in case I missed anything. I think ten minutes would be ignoring too much stuff to be honest.

Oh, and OCD styley I tried to open every Cryo chamber, and checked the status of every occupant in the Cryo control computers in each room. We shouldn't be solving mysteries by accident, now should we Magoo, where would be the fun in that?!

I'm not going to give story spoilers away, but it seems after about an hour and a bit of gameplay, there is a very real purpose and a targeted outcome to the script, which I feel is important in such a vast open world title. Stops you losing focus and getting bored.

So yeah, very impressed so far.

Ive restarted it 3 times as i have discovered things i have been completely doing wrong.

Dis you actually know when you first visit the weapons upgrade bench that you need certain ingredients and items to say change the size of the muzzle or Grip for starters.

It will highlight the items missing when you haven't got the parts,what i didn't notice at the bottom of the screen when looking at the upgrade and missing parts that you can actually highlight the missing items yourself.

So then when you are picking up literally 1000s of things you will come across the bits you require for that important upgrade highlighted by a magnifying glass.

In reply to a post by Chrysalis:

not on the xbox1 those 1 sec long freezes are something that shouldnt be in a final product.

Also its not that difficult to make a game able to stay at 30fps all the time. It seems dev's never learn they do it time and time again, visuals over frame rate consistency.

It's a Bethesda game, they are very well known for having bugs and performance issues in all of their final releases. It's one of those things though that because it's Bethesda a lot of gamers are just "Ahhh shucks, we can't stay mad at them"