Holy shit. Just saw this last night and I am SO glad I bought mine in January, fearing the spike in RAM prices.

“I’m sure I deserved it” as a fellow Reddit ban victim, I relate.

And yup, closest alternative. Forums aren’t active anymore (or at least not much) and there aren’t any thread-like platforms in bigger social medias.

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Reddit banned me and it genuinely felt like a much too toxic place in hindsight. It’s less stressful on here as well. Plus I needed a similar alternative as most specialized forums nowadays are dead and I am fond of the easy community style.

Haven’t seen this much thirst from women since Baldur’s Gate 3 dropped Astarion on us.

Definetely one of the most iconic for younger generations!

I’m always drawn to neat artstyles and this might be just up my alley. Also, apt comparison! 😭 👌

Before He Cheats but the mashup version with Warriors.

I might survive the zombies by not going outside like a shut-in but then die from something stupid like accidentally tripping over a rock.

While I understand your reasoning (although I don’t necessarily think that remasters/remakes are bad) I am not a fan of Bethesda’s current visual style for Fallout compared to Fallout 3/New Vegas in general so in this caae I’d fear they would change some really iconic designs. Oblivion afaik did it well but New Vegas and 3 fans are VERY protective of their precious games so I’d expect a lot of wariness and criticism. Plus, yeah, performance updates would be the biggest factor to include especially considering how bad New Vegas runs without mods but knowing Bethesda I would not be too hopeful lol. I’d still kill for a remaster but I’ll remain sceptical.

Not necessarily weird. I’m part of social groups where the youngest are in their mid or early 20s and the oldest are in their 70s or early 80s. If there are common interests it can work. Though I do get why this can be side-eyed if the older parties exclusively only hang around younger people.