Recent reviews by Zyrawrcious

Overall, a good RTS experience. For me, the most enjoyable part was using terrain and setting up killboxes to desolate the arachnid forces. There is only the story campaign at the moment however. The game would vastly benefit from a horde/skirmish mode. I'd also be interested in playing a bug campaign if the game was expanded in that direction.

I remember in '08 when I got out of school and walked up to the local games store, and saw sitting in the corner of the preowned shelf, there was fallout 3. Not knowing what it was I picked it up and decided to give it a go, I paid for it with the last dregs of my pocket money and headed home.

Upon launching and playing, I became hooked. For the next three months I poured over and over every aspect of the game, findong every area, finishing every quest, and just generally exploring. I had never before become so immersed into the world of a game. I am happy to report that this same feeling was re-applied to Fallout 4. Enough had changed to make it feel new and unknown, and yet the improvements were immense. Need a place to call home? build it! Raiders giving your town trouble? build turrets! Need somewhere to sell your loot? Build a shop!

Another brilliant feature, present in all bethesda games, (i'm gonna praise it anyway) is the freedom of choice, you as the player decide who the antagonists are, who to help, and who to harm. Just don't V.A.T.S *spoiler* liberty prime *spoiler* if you know what's good for you.

Saw that this game was on sale
decided "why the hell not"
downloaded and launched
tested the waters (pun intended) against some bots to get familiar with controls
selected random, spawned as diver
swam downwards after teammates and robot thing
saw shiny gold crown on ocean floor
thisisit.jpg
gets within <1m of crown
shark appears from the depths of hell and tears me a new poophole
crap myself and nearlly fall from computer chair.

10/10 would shark again