Without modders making those awesome mods, vanilla Elder Scrolls and Fallouts are like unfinished products that were just released with basic sturctures and assets.Īnd if you are considering a third option, Witcher 3. In my opinion, mods are what makes Bethesda games great. If you are still set on buying either one of those two, Fallout 4 is probably a better choice, simply because of mod support. It also has only two maps: desert and african forrest, and both two maps are pretty damn brown and barren. It's not an open world since a lot of places are blocked by invisible walls, and you will get to play hundreds of side missions+main missions (that's pretty much just killing, rescuing, extracting ppl) on the same damn mission areas. In this series we will look at the selection of fun and sometimes cheaty mods that have recently come. MGSV was pretty boring for me too, to the fact that I quit playing for few weeks already. Welcome back to my mod spotlight series for Fallout 4. An exterior view of China Evergrande Centre in Hong Kong, China March 26, 2018. Not to mention that every side quest in Witcher 3 is completly different from each other, and actually has its own story (no BS side quests that ask you to collect so and so and deliver it to some random npc. Analysis: Investors grappling with Evergrande fallout weigh risk of wider pain. Although it's not a complete open world, there was so many new stuff to encounter in that game unlike Skyrim which has mediocre story, poor combat mechanic and animation, and no varieties in enemies (wolf, bear, crab, bandits.). The only exception I never felt bored was perhaps Witcher 3. Open world easily gets people, including me, excited, but then I always get bored super fast upon playing them. Elder scrolls and Fallout were both boring for me.

Fallout 4 a world of pain