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I mean yeah, gameplay/gunplay is no contest, but I do mean overall. Story, tone, setting, roleplaying toolkit, etc. I know people love to shit on FO4 for it’s “limited dialogue options” but having played both I frankly don’t feel like FO4 lost anything by reducing fluff and limiting response options, although I do concede that it is frustrating the way FO4’s choices are sometimes misleading or unclear.
Yeah from I can tell this is the dividing line that separates Fallout fans into camps (excluding the “Fallout should never have been first-person!” grognards off in the corner). Glad we both at least have one game that matches our desires, but yeah catch me firmly over here on #teamFO4
As a big Fallout NV and Fallout 4 fan and somebody who is literally from the DC metro area, I fully expected to love Fallout 3. But I gotta be honest, I hated it. Maybe it’s because I was kind of working backwards, but I thought the game was so janky, but awkward, terribly paced, and like… sad in a not fun way. I know it’s an unpopular opinion, but please give me Preston’s annoying settlement missions any day of the week over the depression of Fallout 3. 🤷♂️
Organized chronologically and with the system that I played them on listed:
honorable mentions: