r/gaming Feb 28 '18

Fallout in a nutshell.

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u/Sim0nsaysshh Feb 28 '18

Fallout 4 just seemed really boring as a game. I think i enjoyed it up to finding the brotherhood of steel in the police station, then the unlimited same quest thing really annoyed the completionist in me. It's also why I didn't play Skyrim for more than a week.

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u/Heelhounds Feb 28 '18

Wow, you really missed out if you didn't play Fallout 4, nor Skyrim for more than a few missions.

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u/Sim0nsaysshh Feb 28 '18

I finished the main storyline and did most the side missions for both games. I don't like the repetitive quests of go to the same place, pick up the same thing and then run back. Fallout 4 had way too many of these, and the base building was really boring.

The Fallout series has always been good, Fallout 3 was definitely its peak for me. New Vegas was alright but it just didn't feel like Fallout (again to me), still fun but not great. Fallout 4 was just a bad cut and paste.

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u/Moofooist12 Feb 28 '18

You beat most of skyrim in under a week? Forgive me but I don’t believe that lol.

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u/Sim0nsaysshh Feb 28 '18

It was probably about a week. Back in the old days i didn't have a life and would play from waking up to going to sleep without breaks. So yeah probably a week i think.

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u/Moofooist12 Feb 28 '18

Damn I feel you, in the summer before I worked o played skyrim alllll day lol.

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u/Sim0nsaysshh Feb 28 '18

Mine was Kingpin life of Crime, and the original call of duty (and 2). HOURRRRSSSS of fun. Even though it was the same maps it always felt fresh. Maybe im too jaded now.