Have you ever wanted to something in a game, but couldn't because the developers decided its detrimental to the story that you don't?
Developers at Obsidian took that concept, and dumped it into the garbage with Bethesda's Gamebryo engine.
The amount of player freedom would take hours to tally, the numerous quests and dialogue intertwined with the leveling system of unique traits and skills depending on what you chose from the very beginning of the game is a fantastic feeling. Its a really good game. A varied amount of weapons that act like their real life counterpart, Interesting and likeable companions, and an amazing DLC selection.
The mods are also amazing, the community is pretty great.
Developers at Obsidian took that concept, and dumped it into the garbage with Bethesda's Gamebryo engine.
The amount of player freedom would take hours to tally, the numerous quests and dialogue intertwined with the leveling system of unique traits and skills depending on what you chose from the very beginning of the game is a fantastic feeling. Its a really good game. A varied amount of weapons that act like their real life counterpart, Interesting and likeable companions, and an amazing DLC selection.
The mods are also amazing, the community is pretty great.
obviously new vegas is a legendary game, i'm gonna log my thoughts on the dlc here
Old World Blues: I loved this when i was younger, nowadays I think its a fine DLC that kinda loves the smell of its own farts too much
Honest Hearts: Pretty solid, I enjoy Joshua grahams character and the story overall, I remember it being pretty short though.
Lonesome Road: Ulysses is the most annoying fucking character i've ever heard in my life. The exploration also sucked.
Dead Money: Younger me hated this, but nowadays its by far my favorite new vegas DLC. Great gameplay, incredible characters and a fun storyline. Probably the best fallout DLC, at least that i've played.
Old World Blues: I loved this when i was younger, nowadays I think its a fine DLC that kinda loves the smell of its own farts too much
Honest Hearts: Pretty solid, I enjoy Joshua grahams character and the story overall, I remember it being pretty short though.
Lonesome Road: Ulysses is the most annoying fucking character i've ever heard in my life. The exploration also sucked.
Dead Money: Younger me hated this, but nowadays its by far my favorite new vegas DLC. Great gameplay, incredible characters and a fun storyline. Probably the best fallout DLC, at least that i've played.
De fato, meu jogo favorito, de tempos em tempos volto para jogar ele e experimentar de diferentes formas de jogar, recomendo para aqueles que gostam de RPG, esse foi titulo que mais joguei de toda a franquia, único ponto fraco é que é muito datado, mas fora isso, com alguns ajustes dá para jogar tranquilo.
One of the best games ever made. It's clear from the start what makes this the best Fallout game by far. Role playing has a true purpose, it's not just a Bethesda gimmick. Obsidian is a brilliant studio and the love they gave to this game is very apparent. Truly the most immersive game you could ever play. The map sucks very much but the exploration still feels rewarding and the desert sets a great tone for the many adventures you will have.
Mix a franchise with a great setting and worldbuilding with a studio full of unmatched writers and you get one of the greatest RPG's ever. While it has crash/bug issues, was rushed in development, and contains many bugs, the writing is so great I would love it even if my computer blows up from playing it.
This game is truly a gem of its time. It has a ton of bugs that sometimes enhance the experience but can also cause it to become a massive mess. But, despite all this, the game persists in my mind to be one of my favorite fallout experiences out there. Seeing the Mojave while trying to track down the man who attempted to kill you and blasting old country music hits so different that it's really hard to describe. Take all of those experiences and then add the possibility of mods, you got yourself a good amount of content for a long time. Would definitely recommend the game.
Like with Fallout 3, this game benefits with mods to at least fix the constant crashing on modern systems, but other than that, the highlight of this game is the writing and characters. The gameplay sometimes might be a bit jank, but the amounts of builds you can do, and different approaches to quests makes up for it.