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Originally Posted by Dadhawk
Pretty much what @ Vladimir Tutin said.
I like the "free world" approach to games in general. The story line is not linear, and you can go off in the game and practically never do the main storyline but still have lots to do. Also, the character building makes almost every person's experience different as most dialogs have multiple outcomes.
Primarily it's the connection you get with the characters.
If you want to try it cheap, Steam is selling Fallout 3 cheap (I think it was under $5 yesterday). That is a hell of a deal for the amount of content you get. |
Honestly, I was slightly disappointed with the FO4 story line. Very morally ambiguous with most choices, not enough options to end things without combat. I finished the game very quickly as well. Have discovered around 130 locations, finished over 120 quests, finished every ending, maxed out all the companions and got to level 64. It took me less than 2 weeks (however, that included 4 days that I took off from work, and invested 8-10 hours into the game on each day I was off)
The game itself is great, a lot of improvements to it's mechanics from FO3 and FO:NV. Just lacked in the amount of story line. I'm sure I haven't done like 400 other side quests, but the fucking Minutemen story line is the absolute worst. Probably the most annoying part of the game for me, with rinse and repeat quests in different locations that you've already discovered, so it's not even like you'll find something new.