Todd produced something that's actually good‽
I've watched the first two episodes and I've really liked it so far. While FO4 as a game was OK at best (at least vanilla; Sim Settlements 2 is great fun), I've liked the art direction on it. I know the "chunky" look has been a bit… divisive, I think it looks suitably retrofuturistic and less drab than the earlier games, so it's fun that the show has really leaned into the style. The score by Ramin Djawadi is also really good, at times really reminds me of Ben Frost's and Marc Streitenfeld fucking amazing score for Raised by Wolves.
The dark humor and a somewhat quirky and sarcastic take on things is also very Fallout; it doesn't take itself too seriously, but is also surprisingly dark in many ways, and not just because it's postapocalyptic and bloody.
spoilers for first 3 eps
Things like what Maximus did to whatstheirname, with the razor in the boot, and then what happened between him and Titus after the yao guai attack. It's like everybody's at least a little bit of an asshole and that there's not too many if any unambiguously "good" characters in the main cast.
Edit: did that axolotl-looking huge mutant with fingers coming out of its mouth drop loot when it died‽
All in all, it's been a really nice surprise that the show seems to have turned out well; my cynical old ass was definitely prepared for something worse, heh. How have you folks liked it?
(Oh and for the love of the gods and all that is fuzzy, please remember to use spoiler tags if you talk about plot points 😁 It's the second button on the right on the comment format bar.)
That's not the point, I never said if I like it or not. Your answer didn't help the other guy Why do you like it? He said why he doesn't. Explaining your point of view may help people enjoy the show.
Your answer is " Just because"
I'm going to jump in here. I've watched 3 episodes.
Some of the dialogue does feel bad, but in my experience it's from the vault dwellers. I think it's intentional.
Goggins playing a smooth af character delivers everything with a smooth confidence. He's a joy to watch.
The other actors do well. The sets and costumes are great. The plot feels very paint by numbers, but that's the era we live in.
Somebody asking "why is everyone praising it?" isn't looking for "help"