@elheber: How does this run on PC?
The game still has bugs on PC, but the lighting, draw distance, and textures are higher quality than the two console versions.
@bdrtfm: Is the framerate drop as bad as DF is saying it is?
Fallout 4 stutters at times on both Xbox One and PS4. I spent far longer with the latter version, and though I did witness the game slow down on occasion, it was rare, and it didn't have a negative impact on my experience.
@mjorhDon't you think the game is short?
Quite the opposite, in fact! Fallout 4's main quest line can be completed in less than twenty hours, but there are so many side-quests and locations to discover that I wouldn't be surprised if it took over 100 hours to see MOST of Fallout 4's content.
@kljohns2After you completed the game, did you want to replay it again? I am curious in the replayability of the game as opposed to the hype.
I was of two minds after finishing the main quest:
1. Continue playing and find new side quests to tackle, because they're fun and interesting in their own right.
2. Restart the game so that I can make new decisions to reach a different ending. Given that your decisions are difficult, and you often have to sacrifice something to achieve another thing, there's a lot to be curious about, and a lot to rediscover.
I will continue to play Fallout 4, and maybe restart it, because there's a seemingly never-ending supply of great writing and combat left to be discovered.
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