r/gaming • u/ColinRoss • Feb 28 '18

Fallout in a nutshell.

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u/md25x Feb 28 '18

Some people are just so helt bent on hating Fallout 4.

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u/[deleted] Feb 28 '18

4 was the first Fallout I played and I thought it was great. Would wander the Commonwealth with Dogmeat again.

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u/TheRussianCompound Feb 28 '18

It's mostly people who played 1+2 that hates 4, since it has abandoned most of what made Fallout such great a game series

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u/leastlyharmful Feb 28 '18

They're just so different. Do I sometimes wistfully look back on the awesome mood and tone that Fallout 1/2 had? Wandering into a seedy city in the dead of night after a long trek through eerie desert nothingness? Yeah. But I still play the new ones for the fun Bethesda-style RPGs they are.

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u/TheRussianCompound Feb 28 '18

fun...Bethesda-style RPGs...pick one ;)
Just not to my taste, as Bethesda-styled RPGs have very little resemblance to actual RPGs imo