I feel that Bethesda never really did anything new since cloning Oblivion again and again some ten years ago. In particular, nothing I hear about this makes me think that their Action Rpg formula is going to be renewed in anything worthwile.

Besides, I don't have any console and steam is way outside of my scope, so, to answer the OP question... I guess no.

I still would be curious enough of this if it ever comes to GOG and cost less than ten bucks...

So yeah... No chance :)

i don't .

problem solved. topic closed.

This all of the way. I enjoyed Fallout 3, then I played New Vegas and now I just can't get excited for another Bethesda developed Fallout. I'm sure it'll be fun when I get around to playing it, but waiting a few years for them to iron out the bugs, release all of the DLC and drop the price will not exactly be a painful experience for me.

Cause everyone loves morrowind ... :P

I'll be really excited about Fallout 4 when it comes to GOG, but until then I'm just leaving it on my wishlist for a future reminder. Now that Bethesda is on GOG the footwork is present for seeing more of their games here in the future, and now that GOG has Galaxy, some of the optional modern game client features that such a company would like to have available in their games to have feature parity across distribution platforms are now viable going forward. Galaxy being early beta probably means we wont see big name AAA titles like that come here immediately, but at least some of the groundwork is laid down.

The game will probably pound my system equal or more than Witcher 3, so I'd rather wait it out and hope for a GOG release in 6/12/18/24/500/1000 months or whatever it takes.

Also, I love Bethesda's games but they usually stop patching them and leave them with literally thousands of game breaking bugs *cough* Skyrim *cough* so as much as I love their games I'm not eager to shell out $90 or whatever for a new release that might not ever get patched enough to be stable and reliable knowing that eventually the game will be $10 or less on a 75%+ off seasonal sale somewhere sometime in the future... hopefully on GOG.com. That gives me time too to monitor gamer reviews and feedback, and see if there is any need for the gaming community to make a big monga huge patch to fix bugs in the game that the company doesn't fix.... like Skyrim's unofficial patch that fixes about 234892347234 bugs. :)

Still... love your games Bethesda, your buggy games. :) Make one super stable and reliable and patch the hell out of any widely reported bugs ongoing until they're all fixed though and I'd be happy to shell out day 1 price for a hot new stable supported game.

Hmm, Bethesda game. So bugs, bugs, bugs. Tied to a client, so severely devalued. But yeah, I'm looking forward to it. Once it's fallen in price and there's a GOTY/Ultimate/Definitive/Complete/Uber edition with all content included. And the community has had a chance to mod it into something stable, relatively bug-free, and with tons of extras available. On sale for less than 10 bucks. So... sure, 2 years from now?

Nah... I would buy here, but nowhere else, though. And since i don't pirate anymore, now it's honestly, buy it or skip it. My predisposition leans heavily towards miss it, naturally. Either i fully own it (drm-free), or nothing and no one other than me owns (the rights to my usage of) whatever it is i bought with my money.

What, should I be looking forward to a Bethesda game to begin with?

Bless your mouth! Amen to that!

Yeah, pretty excited. I pick up my copy in T-minus 6 hours 35 minutes

I'm kinda happy about it going out, and I might even play New Vegas to celebrate.

I won't be buying the new game though.

While I'm a big fallout fan I don't think I'll be playing Fallout 4 anytime soon. The original Fallout games and New Vegas are where I found the most enjoyment of the series not in Bethesda's Fallout 3, which also happens to be my first fallout game ironically.

Still I hope it ends up being a good game overall, but I ain't buying into that hype train. :p

funny^

The most exciting thing for me is how hypocritical gaming media will be; the all-too predictable lack of perspective, fairness and objectivity will re-fuel my contempt for gaming media and gaming "critics" for a long time to come.

The game itself sure looks more colourful than the previous ones, the trailer even made me think of Rage and Borderlands. So visually the game seems more interesting to look at, all the zones seem more distinguishable.
I haven't seen anything of the gameplay though, nor what the NPCs are like.