I lost count how many times I was knocked out and/or all my gear was taken. I found playable flashbacks to be interesting, but usually tedious or too difficult. NCR hangers), enemy vehicles are tedious to kill, there's too many explosion/screen-shake effects, and tons of areas are dead ends if you don't have their quest. slow pans), there aren't enough missions causing you to organically visit different hubs (or I missed most/all of it), there's a ton of wasted time running (e.g. I have no performance issues though, outside of the occasional crash.īut there's plenty I have issue with: Every story sequence or mechanic seems to go on for too long or is reused too often, a bunch of cutscenes could be shortened by ~20-30% with little lost (e.g. Haven't played through the crusader side, but I thought the NCR ending/lead-up had multiple major issues.
this expansion is amazing so I hope whatever hate folks are seeing doesn't stop them from trying it for themselves and enjoying it for what it is. The launch has been buggy (new hotfixes are still pushed out every day since release) and the story and way it's told are at times a big departure from other games in the franchise (especially the cutscenes). I'm sure there are plenty of things folks found disappointing in The Frontier. I get the emotion- gaming is a big hobby for folks and part of their identity now more than ever it's become a job/income source for some (via Twitch & YouTube).
There's a lot of visceral, emotional reaction from players that the internet amplifies. It's become a big part of the video game scene for consumers to set high expectations and then go ballistic when a game doesn't turn out to be exactly what they wanted it to be. Let's not limit this to gamers on Reddit.
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