Proof this is a Bethesda game. It feels like home.
My proof that it was a Bethesda game was when I was first exploring New Atlantis, and I tried to talk to a man who was relaxing at a table in a bar. He instantly snapped from his relaxed pose into a different animation where he slowly got up out of the chair, turned around to face away from the chair, stopped, turned to face me, then the camera zoomed in on his face and he spouted some random TMI opening sentence about his job.
I just cackled and cackled for a good 5 seconds or so. Feels like home.
They spent six years working on those new animations
🎶 It’s the circle of looot
It encumbers us aaall 🎶(Also, how the actual f*ck was I carrying all this?!?)
Bethesda: feedback accepted. Base carry weight is now 50 to be more realistic.
I tried a mod that lowered fo4 weight to 12.
That honestly cured my hoarding habits.
Sounds horrifying, one of my favorite things in a Bethesda game is being a loot goblin and stealing everything. I will collect every Chunks food I see, not because it’s useful or valuable, but I just need it!
What does ground alien horn do for me? I don’t care, it’s MINE!
I’ve been a sneak thief since Morrowind (I pickpocketed everyone’s clothes in Skyrim and turned Winterhold into a nudist colony) and learnt long ago that half my gameplay consists of slogging inventory between vendors. Doesn’t mean I won’t still complain about it the whole way.
e: I already have a respectable stash of plushies, and I squeal audibly when one turns up in a cupboard. The whole reason I started caring about ship crafting was I got a new ship during a quest and my captain’s safe was empty, and that’s where my plushies were. I had all the rest of my cargo, but apparently your captain’s safe is unique to each ship. I think it still counts towards your tonnage, but I’m not sure.
Either way, I’d filled it with the plushies I’d found and freaked out that they were gone. That was the first I cared enough to go online to find a solution. If it had been anything other than my plushies, I probably would have just moved past it.
