Lurker > DuneMan

While I've seen people carefully examining every loaf of bread in a store for over 30 minutes(literally) like they were picking medical plans for their families, they aren't necessarily bothering anyone. The people that plug up the middle of the aisle though, or stand with a cart at an intersection tilted at an angle to block as much space as possible... I have to resist the urge to go "destruction derby" with my own cart.

It's going to be the typical "95% of the playerbase is gone in 60 days" multiplayer title; from the looks of things. The skill system seems too shallow. That might work for team arena battlers, but for a game with exploration and AI enemies, more options are needed for longevity.

Valenwood would have been great, especially if we got Werevultures from the lore: just straight up nightmare fuel. With a better engine they could have done the walking tree-city justice.

High Rock would be nice to revisit too with some actual fidelity, especially since it has a variety of terrain from rocky shores up north to the desert borders of Hammerfell to the south, with mountains to the east to border Skyrim.

Seems shopped, hence the bird flying like it was a copy-paste of the Duck Hunt animation...

Can't go wrong with Demolitions Expert. Why stealth when explosions can clear most obstacles for you?

High Charisma builds can be fun too since Wasteland Whisperer lets you convert most enemies into temporary allies; the exceptions are Humans, Robots, and Mammals since those have their own perks.

It was fun for a time. I may check it out again at some point as I hear they added new mutations to the game. In the build I played though using parries with a shield seemed far more effective than other means of combat, especially with Ladybug Armor and the endless health regen you could get with it.