It's a nice change to have a triple-A title released so soon to its reveal (cough CP77 cough). I'm really surprised it's coming out in 2015. Makes this year even more crowded. And I'm particularly curious to see what improvements BGS did. While they didn't start developing this after TW3, I'm pretty sure developers are affected by their competition even during development. They probably didn't wait for TW3 to be released to see what it did. If so, I hope that some of CDPR's standards have rubbed off on BGS.
Then again, the games are so different in goals that I don't think BGS will change too much. They're about freedom and being a sandbox. Customize this, customize that, create your own little cyber existence. So to me it will likely just end up being a fun game to pass the time with.
I also bought Fallout 1-2 recently, so I'll have time to play them, as well as NV. I might even replay Fallout 3, because it really sucked playing it on my laptop where it crashed every minute out in the wasteland, so that really affected my impression. I'm easy to please, though - I don't need a game to be amazing to have fun with it, so I enjoyed just roaming around aimlessly in Fallout 3 (despite my technical issues) and Skyrim.
Ahh, who am I kidding. It'll be a long while until I buy a game at release, with my backlog. 60$ isn't worth it with all I have available to play.
Edit: oh, and I'm a bit petty about this - it bugs me to see a game receive this extraordinary amount of hype when I consider the company's track record only alright and not famous for big improvements, as well as the game itself just being fun in my book - it was part of my disappointment when first started Fallout 3. The amount of reverence it had made me expect to find a masterpiece, but it was "merely" fun.